Moorestown Senior High School - Nutshell Yearbook (Moorestown, NJ)

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Music Department String Quartet The string quartet, practicing once a week under the direction of Mr. lsch, not only plays for various clubs and musical programs in Moores- town, but also for out-of-town activities. All its members have been in All-State or South Jersey Orchestra. Pictured at the right are: B. Yundt, K. Webster, C. Keller, K. Anderson. A Cappella Choir The A Cappella Choir, composed of about thirty juniors and seniors, practices three times a week with Miss Garfinkle. The choir performs in the Christmas Carol Service, the Spring Music Festivals, and for other musical programs throughout the year. Three of its members have sung in the South Jersey or All-State Chorus. ill t Dance Band The Dance Band, under the direc- tion of Mr. lsch, practices once a week. It plays not only in our spring music festival, but also for meetings and musical programs in the town. First row: J. Hill, W. Brady, B. Goldsmith, J. Burns, J. Manning, S. Smith, M. White. Second row: W. Reed, B. Schmidt, G. Gampbell, C. McCarraher, W. Hensinger, B. Walton, E. Mills. First row: P. Reeves, F. Whitley, G. Campbell, M. Kercher J Mullowney, V. Stevens, B. Ziegler, J. Manning, W. Stalanov R Barber. Second row: W. Blue, R. Patterson, C. Fulleman, J Berger J. McGann, E. Brown, R. Johnson, K. Peacock, B. Lawyer R Guy. Third row: C. Keller, K. Bounds, D. Hopf, E. Froellcher K Anderson, M. Stackhouse, P. Cabarle, E. Eisemann.

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Crchestra The Moorestown High School Symphony Orchestra plays a vital role in the school's musical ac- tivities throughout the year. In addition to supplying the as- semblies with music, the orches- tra provides musical entertain- ment at the senior and iunior plays. ln the spring, it is featured in one of the two concerts, ac- companying the choral groups and offering a wide variety of pieces. At Christmas time the orchestra performs in the annual Carol Service both alone and with the Mixed Chorus. Under the able direction of Mr. Isch it maintains a very fine reputation among stu- dents and townspeople. First row: B. Schmit, S. Sauselein, G. Camp- bell, C. McCarraher, W. Morris, L. Wurst, L Jans, W. Hensinger, E. Walton, T. Thornton Second row: A. Perla, S. DeWitt, G. Hoff- man, S. Nuckels, V. Johnson, J. Hill, S. Kavanaugh, M. Reed, J. Hackman, M. Wal- ton. First row: D. Peacock, B. Yundt, E. Froelicher F. Winters, B. Payton, T. Andl, K. Helgeson K Webster, R. Hagen, C. Hoehn, A. Nixon M Vandergrift, B. Ashhurst. Second row: C. Hoff men, J. Manning, M. Palmer, W. Blue K Anderson, l. Condax, C. Keller, K. Hill C Griffith, L. Blaker, L. Ziehler, G. Bartholcl S Welch. First row: M. White, N. Neuber, P. Mathews E Bobb, V. Banks, E. Leppmen, M. Brown S Phile, V. Rorke, J. Linaberry, R. Kalyn, M Slater, N. Voss. Second row: M. Offinger M Campbell, S. Keller, A. Abbott, J. Arndt L Webster, J. Burns, A. Corrado, K. Lawyer S Barcklow, S. Smith, Mr. A. Isch, Director

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Music Department :fi Carol Service ws Carolers enioy the Hallelujah Chorus. Schools from all over New Jer- sey participated in the All-State Orchestra and Chorus concert at Atlantic City in November. Rep- resenting Moorestown were four students who practiced for this event, every Saturday morning tor nearly two months. Honor Soloists, D. Sweeney, B. Lawyer, B. Ziegler reads the Bible. All-State Chorus All-State Qrchestra D. Sweeney 30 B. Yundt, K. Anderson, C. Keller.