Mohawk High School - Mohican Yearbook (Mohawk, NY)

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23 y -t , i was api' . Qui. .,,, Sl. .- f . f., ,131ljgif' h'X. aaagfn bfi au, .,..A.X . New ,--X-h Me? BMW A as M- V t't' J' as 5 x M N. ,1 , ca ew' .U - ...Y ,JL'-Tlalnmond E, tlussell me Snyder, Es kgiiqioif' ff' hiigginieea 'Senegal rn. Kanalev, Iciiier rseconghaogz Ea I--satis, . 1, U 3 1' my LI. ' M ntone- J, Casey J. 'Imit , n 43 Q6 , u K. Finster, L. Hewett, k- hnojlesv G- - t'i Q M Bgueka Q. Qrittain, Third Dtl 12. E wift D. Themes J. Balmer. R' Pa 1' C 1 ' h T ' ' ' .. ee B. Rgvg, S' Erockgtt' J' Brahman' IL Palmer' H' A9hlei'xD'DRe?fiig6nE A. cieea, 11. aarberio, Hirrs, Fourth, MW: 1- WU' 0 1 ' ' ' ' King. BAND Due to the ever increasing growth of the Mohawk High School Band, Hr. Snyder has found it necessary to purchase a new sousaphone, a set of tympani, a baritone, a saxaphone and a clarinet. This organization now consists of thirty-eight members re- hearsing twice weekly. The members receive one-half unit a year. Mr. Snyder also di- rects a Junior Band of approximately thirty members, which is new this year. Our Alma Mater has sixteen in the All-Valley Band which is composed of Ilion, Frankfort, Herki- mer and Mohawk. The music department also participated in the All-State Band at Rochester. James Smith, Risdon Brittan, Elwood Wainwright, Anna Martha King, Arnold Riggs, John Daly and Nicholas Barbario were tho vi se 110 attended. Many of the members belong to the newly formed Civic Band. This musical group has provided music for plays concerts ass bl Q , , em y programs and football games. The band is to be well represented at the Festival Contest on April nine- teenth and twentieth. Accompanied by Kiss Pauline Freteschi and Mr. Britten the fol- lowing are going to play solos: John Daly-tuba, Elwood Wainwright-tuba, James Smith- baritoneg Arnold Riggs-saxaphoneg Nicholas Barbario-saxaphoneg Risdon Brittan-coronet. A Clarinet Trio consisting of Phyllis Patrick, Don Paulson, and Robert Palmerg a saxaphone quartet composed of Arnold Riggs, Nicholas Barbario with Gertrude Brown, and Anna Martha King, and two twirlers, Doris Kanalley and Ralph Patrick will also take part. U

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b 5 we I 2 Top Row, 1. to r.: H. St.Louis, J.Daly, R.Hughes, H. myers, u.Smith, G.Snyderg Fiddle Row: A.Murphy, P.Casey, M.Watkins, J. McEachern, T.Holcomb, J. Vrooman, P.Patrick, M.Evans, n.Bolton, J.Pa1mer, M.Covertg Front dow: E. Bucrzinski, J. Rasbach, I.Trent, Miss Singer, G.Lorgan, L.Stitt. YEARBOOK STAFF Almost any night in the early part of March you could have looked into the typ- ing room and seen members of the yearbook staff busy pecking at typewriting machines and running around with distracted looks on their countenances. Weeks before, however, the staff had been writing and rewriting the copy that was to be finally included in the finished edition. As the time grew near for the copy to be sent away to the printers, activity increased as the students tried to whip the book into shape and make it the best ever. Some of the staff are dashing around with pictures, trying to identify some one in a picture that nobody seems to know by his last name. Cther members are busy inveig- ling merchants into believing that their business cannot possibly endure unless they in- sert an advertisement in our book. Cur demon candid photography man has been sneaking around school for weeks, trying to catch our worthy students in characteristic poses. And thus the yearbook is compiled as well, we hope, as the two preceeding volumes that have set for us such a fine example. We would like to take this opportunity to express our sincere thanks to Liss Singer, without whose help this book would never have been possible. Her experience, ad- vice, and untiring efforts have been instrumental in making this book the success that it is. Editm'--George Norgan Faculty Advisor--Miss Singer Business Mgr.- Jean Rasbach Circulation Ngr.--Earl Hilts Advertising Mgr.--Paul Trent Class Historian--Lucille Stitt Class Prophet--Robert St. Louis Class Poet--Jane KcEachern Activities Editor--Annette Daly Sports Editor--William Smith Photography--Margaret Evans Candid Photography--Robert Hughes Art Editor--Stanley Fistick Junior Editor--John Palmer Sophomore Editor--Peggy Casey Freshman Editor--Ruth Bolton Ass't Advertising Mgrs Ass't Circulation Mgrs Typists -Lva Buorzinski Thelma Holcomb Jane Vrooman Paul Trent George Snyder Ellis March .Ava suorzinski George Snyder Harold Myers .Paul Trent Maynard Covert James Smith John Daly Phyllis Patrick

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.Di l 1 u 13 E K r f 'x ,V 1 if ,gy , .shame Top row:L to R:J.Volo, R.Bolton, P.Patrick N.O.S1mms, T.Holcomb, J.Smith, G. Morgan, J.Hammond, R.Shedd, H.Nood, R.Neuendorf Z.Hollis, R.Brittain. Second Row 0.Star1n5, I.Davis, E.Kaples, D.Kanaley, L.Stitt, M.Schlotzhauer, E.Dievendorf , D.Cady, L.Haterbury, J.Daly, L. Brown, S.Reed, W.Bruska, D.Runyon. Third row: B. Miller, S,Pugh, M.M.Hewett, S.Cady, B.Watkins, M.Covert, R.St.Lou1s, E.Wainwr1ght N.Jackson, A.Thomes, B.Vrooman, N.Mooney, C.Sm1th, Fourth row: C.Frederick, S. Bowalak, M.Brown, V.B9H9d1Ct, K.Howalak, S.Neff, Miss Walker, L.Perry, J.Vartin, D.Steele, E.Pett, P.Casey. CHORUS The High School Chorus under the direction of Kiss Nargaret Walker consists of seventy members,'rehearsing twice weekly. During the year several members were selected for the All-Valley Chorus. Sar- ah Neff, Vivien Benedict, and John Daly were sent to the Rochester Clinic. The chorus presented a program of vocal music at the Christmas vesper services. The chorus has sung at V8Pi0US assemblies during the year, and has entered in the Spring Competition Festi- val at Ilion. Outgrowths of the Chorus are: the Girl's Quartet, Vivien Benedict, Elsie Diev- endorf, Mary Martha Hewett, and Sarah Neff, which participated in Hansel and Greteli the Boy's Quartet, John Daly, Walter Bruska, Don Paulson, and James Hammond, wh1ch has sung in public and the Boy's Chorus which was entered in the Music Competition Festical in Ilion. Because of special ability, several students from the eighth grade have been admitted. Through the experienced gained the Mohawk School Chorus should grow in years to come. Soprano V.Barse V.Benedict B.Soyd S.Bowa1k R.Bolton M.Brown BOB'-ltler So L.Chambers J.Da1y I.Davis F.D1bb1e E.Dievendorf .Frederick .Gleed .Getman .Pibbard N.Hewett .Hollis .Jackson .Kaples .Kanaley .Lawton .Filler .Mooney .Patrick .Pugh .Reed . Staring Schlotzhauer O.S1mms Stitt Thomes Volo Jatkins Tenor Bruska . Hammond St.Louis Covert Sharpe Dutcher Paulson Alto Bowalak Brown Cady Casey Holcomb Filler . Murphy .Martin McEachern Murphy R.Neuendorf J.Daly S.Neff J.Smith L.Perry L.Haterbury E.Pett E.Wa1nwr1gnt D.Runyon S.Cockett R.Shedd J.Dorn D.Steele R.Stone J.StPeit2 G.Morgan C.Sm1th J.Vrooman B.Vrooman If . '-'IO O d Bass R.Brittain