New Dorp High School - Argonaut Yearbook (Staten Island, NY)

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Row l Donald Hess Robert Gilford Leonard Canale Jack Argenznano Nelson Polmese Robert Huof Row 2 Richard Peters Phullp Llcastru Wulluom Efgen Row 3 lfalo Caialdo Carl Abrams Roberf Owens Herbert Krause 'f ' Row 1 Jack Cuccla John Pntarresl Edward Peterson Barbara Clark Joan Fllnn Alvm Blum Row 2 Joseph Rufmayer, Vmcenf Urcuuolu, Jay Strausser, Beverly Borman, Helen Crosson, Sybnl Wnlluams Row 3 Robert Hanley, Robert Thlemer, Joseph Barbers, Muchoel Urcluoh, Charlyn Fuhrmonn, Fred Vnebrock 27 : I . I l . I I ' ' 9 fffzfe ,' of 4 ,, 5, , if E , Y ., ,J s fl fl Q4 1, lliyf A 2, S ,, 7' , M ,X .N x ., SQ 5 ' 1 ' .1 f f I 1 I ' 5

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The Orchestra Proves that Music is the Universal Language The OrchesTra is very imporTanT in The liTe oT New Dorp. No Assembly would be compleTe wiThouT a good orchesTral selecTion while we march in. Our QrchesTra is conTinually improving and expanding. This Term There are TiTTy-Tive members, The largesT number in school hisTory. The orchesTra has acquired many new insTrumenTs This year, among Them a Trombone, orchesTra bells and a piccolo. The music played ranges Trom The simple Take Me OuT To The Ball Game Tor baseball rallies To The LusTspuel OverTure by Keler Bela which was played aT The January graduahon exercises The orchesTra members are versaTile They can play as an ensemble or as soloisTs Joan Cumming soloed in The ChrisTmas assembly Louise Gerken played her violin in The Square Dance segmenT oT The LiTeraTure and Life in America assembly The orchesTra is now worlcing on STrauss WalTzes and Orpheus by Gluclc under The guidance OT Mrs DoroThy Kuhn wiTh The assisTance oT Mr AlberT Tucher k r W Gld 26

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The Glee Club Combines Literature and Music in their Selections... Row 7: Frank Wetrrtore, Loufs Garzetta, Vincent Esposito, Mario Russo, Peter Inglima, Ronald Rubin. Raw 2: Frank Datello, Paul Ferrotti, Anthony Integlio, Richard Bruen, Tucker Murray, Michael DeMonte, Edward Grimaldi. Row 3: Michael Lombardi, Thomas Lombardi, Thomas Lloyd, Henry Olson, Ri:hard Salveson, Peter Stoughton, Bob Trout. Row 4: William Easso, Frank Guadagno, James Smith, Fiore Caroccia, Peter Sinatra. Literature and music have been combined with artistic ettect in the work ot the Glee Club during the past year. In addition to the regular work ot the group during assemblies, special events stand out in our minds. At the Christmas assembly the group rendered traditional carols, including the l-tolly and the Cypress. ln keeping with the theme ot the American Literature assembly. the Glee Club sang l've Been Working on the Railroad, Till the Boys Come l-tome and Give Me Your Tired, the inscription on the Statue ot Liberty. In the English Literature assembly, Richard Salveson ottered Green- sleeves, Rosemary Inglima sang Comin' Through the Rye, Frances Werner sang Flow Gently, Sweet Atton, and Richard and Rosemary did a Gilbert and Sullivan duet. Friday, April 2I, at the Curriculum Meeting ot the New York State English Council in McKee l-ligh School, the group presented Nocturne trom Midsummer Night's Dream, Charlottown, You'll Never Walk Alone, and The Marching Song trom The Student Prince. Row l: Anthony Cucco, Joe Manifold, James Lidell, Nunzia lacampo, Joseph Petosa, Mr. Tucker, Joseph Calcagno. Row 2: Basil Truscelli, Matteo Sebastiano, Eddie Ferrugiari, John Cucco, George Grycan, Edgar Lingo, Thomas Swanson. Row 3: Kenneth Coutts, Sam Geodamo, Richard Perlongo, Albert Holtze, Peter Gibbons, Joseph Picone, Anthony Galletta.