Mohonasen High School - Totem Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

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MAIORETTE 9 The eight girls in the majorette squad added color to football frames and band concerts by their intricate baton specialties and complex marching routines. These eifrht ffirls joined with the band in enterinff the New York State School Nlusir- Association Competition Festival and Tri-State Sheryl Wood. captain of the majorettes. was responsible for the make-up of all the routines which the girls presented. In addition, .he i. the proud possessor of several blue ribbons and medals for outstanding performances. Aflvzsor, Mr R1chley Z' P C I' music competitions and festivals. Q Q

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Girls, Glee Club FIRST ROW: D. Stone, C. Hoffman, D. Livingston, L. Dwyer. Donnelly, B. Gilmore, R. Closson. M. Tunkel, J. Kopp. S. Hahn, M Campman, S. Spencer, B. Zeehner, A. Nilson. D. Nelson. J. Fc-rnet, D. BIZil'C'llf'F8Ill. P. LaFayette. V. Zadlo, J. Roberts. J. Kelly M. Gordon, J. llillings, Accompanist. SECOND ROW: J. Upton. C. Chalwerek, li. Martin, C. R1-usher. J. Rector, C. Cue-peroux. fl Fenn, C. Stevenson, W. Belden, P. MacDonald. C. Zyskowski, J. Gerling. J. Remillard, K. Ellis, M. Habel. C. Smith, C. Couglilin, Y Lagana. L. Klienhens, J. DeLuccia. THIRD ROW: M. W'right. M. X. Welsh. E..l'almer. I.. Ellis. D. Olzak, D. Getter. L. Broome, A Covey L 'Yelson D Vonqtetina J Zdanko B 3 w K Re an f' B 'I IV' P ' X W l li D -X l , , . . .. , . .. . . . . . gnc '. . g' . all-y. .. etronls. .. es . . . nrrews. B. Milgate S. McMullen, R. Rosato. S. Perry, H. Malik. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB The Senior High Girls' Clee Club, which was organized in the fall of 1958 as a part of the activity program, began its second year with fifty- five girls selected from grades nine through twelve. This group performed at the Christmas evening program, Christmas assembly program, and at the Spring Concert. Advisor, Mr. Rice BOYS, CLEE CLUB First organized in the fall of 1958 with seventeen boys. the Senior High Boys, Glee Club this year was made up of thirty boys from grades nine through twelve. In addition to an assembly pro- gram the group performed last year in two evening concertsg one at Christmas, the other in the spring. This year the Boys' Clee Club presented the Alma Mater to the student body. DA .YC E BA ND The Dance Band is a small group consisting of fourteen musicians. Throughout the year they have performed in assembly programs, concerts, and have furnished the music for various school dances. IO9