Montour High School - Mirror Yearbook (Moon Run, PA)

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SENIOR HIGH CHORUS Officers: Left to Right: N. Denninger, Sec- retary, J. Butler, Vice President, Miss Eddy, Advisor, R. Pieto, Treasurerp Absent, N. Butya, President. 'lst Row: M. Krally, R. Mays, P. Blumling, J. Placek, N. Butya, P. Harbison, R. McCormick, B. Holmes, C. French, N. Grecco, D. Burton. J. Liskowski, B. Reno, P. Henry, D. Marion, F. Shatter, K. Peremba, L. 3rd Row: J. Marshall, K. Butya, J. Petro- Denninger, P. Magee, D. Padglek, J. Dupin, K. Herbert. White, R. Mazur, L. King, J. lckes. The Chorus 2nd Row: M. Yoder, J. Butler, C. Olejar, Sella, A. Carlin, P, Green, J. Harbison. vic, R. Leja, M. Whigham, A. Elliot, N. 4th Row: R. Phillips, R. Pieto, B. Glass, R. Sarsfield, G. Severns, W. DuValI, D. The senior and junior high choruses are groups under the direction of Miss Carolyn Eddy. The groups have participated in many activities during the school year, the most outstanding being the choral concert. Before Christmas, the groups went on their annual carol sing through- out the township. In addition to the Mixed Chorus, Girls' Triple Trios were formed from both the senior high and junior high groups. These triple trios have per- formed numerous times throughout the year. The Senior High Chorus purchased robes in the early months of 1957. At the Spring Choral Concert in April, these robes were worn for their JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS Officers: Left to Right: J. Severns, Presi- dent, T. Snyder, Treasurer, Miss Eddy Advisory G. Cantwell, Vice President, P. Rinebold, Secretary. Ist Row: C. Mosley, B. Sadauskas, P. Rinebold, M. Ahern, L. Briggs, B. Sil- ver, R. Severns, C. DuMomtier, R. Rea- gan, J. Kobeda, J. Minech. 2nd Row: G. Davison, D. Farrell, T. Cali- guiri, A. Kocak, J. Parlcison, M. Gay- lardi, J. Mikula, J. White,, K. Mach- nick, D. Winning, L. Reed. 3rd Row: P. Koller, J. Baxa, J, Wovchko, D, Pintar, B. Dugan, B. Carson, M. Sarsfield, J. Staude, W. Davis, T. Mi- kula, G. Palm. 4th Row: P. Minestrella, R, Peremba, G Cantwell, M. Marks, H. Jenkins, R. Cefalo, T. Snyder, C. Merscher, J. Sev- erns, R. Hamer, T. Barefoot. 78 first public appearance. In January, two of the Senior High Chorus members represented our school at the Senior High District Chorus Festival. This year, the Junior High Chorus became a part of the regular school curriculum as a com- pletely organized group. Ofticers elected include the following: James Severns, President, Gary Cantwell, Vice President, Pricella Rinebold, Sec- retary, and Tom Snyder, Treasurer. The Senior Class of Montour High School takes pride in the chorus of '57 and thanks all its members for many hours of pleasure and enjoy- ment. Due to Miss Eddy's continued efforts, the chorus has become outstanding.

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Service The Service Club held its annual project on Thursday, December 6. It was a film entitled My Pal Gus, starring Richard Widmark. At- tendance was so great that the group raised enough money to pay for the Hlm rental, buy Christmas presents and hold a Christmas party, and also give out the sum of 5100 to some dee serving commercial student at the Honors As- sembly in May. OFFICERS Jerry Roney President Mr. Left Advisor Blair Glass Vice President Club The organization, a truly charitable one, has performed many services for students, teach- ers, civic groups, and the P. T. A. this year. The work includes typewriting, stenciling, mimeo- graphing, and assembling of papers and pro' gram booklets. The Commercial Service Club has been under the active sponsorship of Mr. Sidney Lett for the past six years. Seated: J. Roney, B. Glass. Standing: R. Muzur, G- Blctecky. Mr, Left, advisor, A, Carlin, R. Placelx, A. Barton. 77 I

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' 1 if Mr. Joseph Picchi takes his bow for a job well done. The concert con- tained many new and interesting selections. . A -1 V-5. l Concert and Band Each spring the band presents their annual concert. This year the theme was New and Better Music. Si! Trocadero was the featured novelty ofthe evening. The main numbers were Light Cavalry Overture, Hollywood Seren- ade, The Westerners Overture, and The Scotch Folk Suite. The concert also included new publication of two marches, Thunder West and P.M.E. A. March. As usual there were SENIOR BAND MEMBERS Kneeling: B. Dezulovich. ls' Row: R, Hammil, B. Petrie, M. Campbell, J. Finnel 2nd Row: L. Farkas, W. Busfe, J. Cerccne. 3rd Row: R. Victcrelli, L. King, E. Hyjelx, J. Rogers. 79 solos with band accompaniment, one of which was, Under Paris Skies. The Spring Concert was a great accomplish- ment for the band-it was their night. Mr. Picchi used his talents to extract the talents of the mem- bers and accomplished the task with great es- teem. The Spring Concert has been regarded as one of the school's highlights.