Medina High School - Mirror Yearbook (Medina, NY)

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...--i r Pearson, A., Fuller, Coppa, Mcnane, ..-. Spanton, L., Cooper, B., Neal, L.: Champlin, Breitsman, Wm., Vosteen, vv.......-, . r Meland, W., Fisher, C., O'Kussick, Maynard, H., Owen, McCarthy, Lacey, C., Waterson, C., Horner Whittleton, Lynch, Axtell, R., Bacon, ,Sharrnan, J., Gulinski, Snyder, Barhite Robertson Vosler... .....,.. President Clarinets: Willis Breitsman, Beth Cooper, Dorothy Walters .......... Vice-President l-lOYd Spamon and Robertson Vosler- Clarice Fuller .... .... S ecretary-Treasurer Tmmpelsi Robell Foster and Dorothy Rhoda Axieii ................. Librarian P Walljm' A d C Cr .Ce rurrer ercussiom n rew op a, ari Fir? Vrrolins: Sreigrudre Hsrrrrer, Jrajrmes lgyrfh, and Jeanne Mcrqaneh p at erine c ar y, ima ean , ois 4 r . Owens, Janet Sharman, Corlyne Waterson, Plar-fair Vegrena Chgnplr: and LOW:l :ea and Margaret Jane Whittleton. e enlor rc estra, W ic is Second Violins: Donald Barhite, Catherine directed by Mr, R, C, Rear has a Fisher, Anthony Gulinslci, Edward Koteras, m mb h' of twenr- ,nine bo S Helen Maynard, Dorothy O'Kussicl4 and e FHS lp Y - - Y Frederrck Srryderr and girls. Such an organization as Vrorar Chrrsrrne Lacey' the orchestra is valuable in that it Cellos: Rhoda Axtell and Phyllis Bacon Strwes to encovrage Cpoperatlon and to promote interest in and ap- 44 preciation ot orchestral music. As in the band, school instru- 5 - ments are rented and tree instruc- '-ini tion given.' The Junior Orchestra Z trains its members in group playing. r pf! The pla ers in the senior or aniza- ! . . . tion gain more extensive experience in solo and small ensemble groups. lTlUSlC lll THE HIR

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THE INTERMEDIATE Georgiana Arnett ...,......... President Janet Lagasse .... ...... V ice-President Willis Breitsman .............. Secretary . . .Reporter Bruce Olmsted ............. Speaking correctly, walking grace- fully, and reading clearly are par-- ticularly emphasized in the lnter- mediate Dramatic Club, under the supervision of Miss Elizabeth Mur- ray. Such training is gained by the thirty-five members by active parti- cipation in short plays which are put on in assembly and usually later in the Spring Variety Show each year. The meetings consist of discussion of recent and well known produc- ' nt tions and various phases of ancie and modern drama, theaters, and actors. Pictured below are the casts h three studying their scripts for t e plays held in January. The Affair of the Slipper told the King's and Queen's ideas of Cinderella. Willis DRAMATIC CLUB 5 V51 QD I ' M Breitsman played the King and Janet O'Donnell, the Queen. Tag, con- A n cerned the experiences of two you g girls who were trying to sell tags for the Free Kindergarten. Christine Lacey, Eleanor Condon, and Robert Waters took the parts of Dulcy, Jane d the Gentleman, respectively. an Spring Party, with Alta Jane Rudd and Helen Maynard as Patty and Mary, was staged in a girls' dormi- ' nnual tory on the evening of an a spring dance held at a nearby col lege for boys. Intermediate Dramatic Club Players ' ' Waters, R. n...aA- Condon' O'DonneIIg Breitsman, 1 , M, H THE PLFlY'S THE: li-into 27

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Eeorg SENIOR BAND the direction ot ohn Shoemaker .. ........ President lobert Foster .... ..... V ice-President iana Arnett ...... Secretary-Treasurer Vladlyn McGinn ............... Librarian Clarinets: Willis Breitsman, Verrena Champ- lin, Beth Cooper, Robert Fisher, James Harvey, James Lynch, Shirley Newman, John Shoemaker, Lloyd Spanton, Robert- Vosler, Laverne Waters and Corlyne son Waterson. H rr Adkins, Leon Trumpets: Donald Acer, a y h Feller, Robert Foster, Ken- el Caldwell, Jo n neth Helenbolt, George Mower, Samu Orwig, Dorothy Swett, Dorothy Walters, Betty Watt and Junior Webster. Altos: Georgiana Arnett, Madlyn McGinn and Priscilla Pearson. Allis Donald Myhill Trombones: Sidney , Vernon Rowley and Perry Sowl. The Senior Band, under Mr. Rea, has forty-one members. The obiectives of the band are to stimu- late school spirit at football and basketball games, and to develop a musical interest among the students. The band has played for home games, pep assemblies, and the l 'nstruments are spring concert. Schoo i ' rs and free instruction is rented to beginne , given on them. The Junior Band prepares the younger students tor membership in the senior organization, The band practices on Tuesday, the seventh period, and on Friday from lZ:3O to l:3O. B nd, also directed by Mr. Rea, d The Dance a d cing on Tuesday an plays for noon an Thursday in addition to tea and evening sored by the Student Associa- from dances spon ' embers are chosen tion. The eight m the Senior Band and the Senior Orchestra ' Thursday, seventh Practice is held every Baritone: Walter Pearson. - Flute: Hilda Meland. penod' Basses: Alden Pearson and Watson Standish. Drums: Andrew Coppa, Herbert Feller, Cla- rice Fuller, Jeanne McKane and Robert Drum Mawr Shlrley Newman Vosteen. Standish: Pearson, A. Sowl, P.: Myhill: Rowley: Allis, S.: Feller, H.: Pearson, P.: McGinn: Arnett: Pearson W Lynch: Mr. Rae: Vosteen: Shoemaker, J.: Feller, J. Foster: Breitsman, W.: Waters, L.: Champlin: Cooper, B.: Waterson, J.: Newman: Fisher R Harvey: Spanton, L. ' ' tt, B.: Swett: Helenbolt Mower G - - f---ua-U wane D.: Acer: Webster: Adkins, H., Wa ' ---2 A.: Fuller 3 a W ' .V .- C-:f If .:4.fw..z.ff,i.f sae-mow., , C iTlUSlC lN THE ri l.. 29