New Hartford High School - Senior Annual Yearbook (New Hartford, NY)

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A yy.g JUNIOR RED CROSS-Rear Row: Wehrle, Wolfe, Collins, Raiano, Mac- O'D0VI 'eIl- C- Smiih. M'3Ye'r I-lUmPl V9Y5- MISS Schafer ' AdVi50f- FI 5'l Callum, Schorr, Davis, Mazurowslci, Wall, Ellinwood, Seeman, Foofe. Second Row: Cilonelli. Sforrn. Whirfield. CGrd6mOf19. Galsfer. Smlih. PIWIIIPSOF1. Row: Losiewicz, Johnson, Cavo, Bowdish, Kenyon, Davis, McAbery, Green, Show. Anna. Jaffe. Laflef. junior red cross The Junior Red Cross, under ihe direciion of Miss Jacqueline Schafer, has underlalsen many proiecis for The year I958-I959. Included in This years work have been lhe colleciion of cloihing bundles, annual gill' boxes. and ihe disiribuiion of cloih-made humpiy-dumply dolls io a local hospiial. JR. HIGH LIBRARY CLUB-Rear Row: Davis, J. Brown. Fourfh Row Galsler, Fariello, Bohling, Miller, Blando, Wilbur, Azzolina, Darmara Third Row: Miss Garloclr - Advisor, Caselelf, Brescia, Racioppa, Ken yon, Rizzo, Weinslein. Second Row: Cardinale - President Losiewicz, Hughes. Firsf Row: Fessia, Heywood, DePalma, Coe, Manfredo. PROJECTIONISTS-Rear Row: Breclrel, Pofls, Wilcox, Baird, McMasI'ers, Slein, Yales, Smifh, T. Jones, Inman. Second Row: B. Davis, Losiewicz, Lazenby, Freyfag, Howard, Mayer, Sloan, McEwen, Wilson, Albers, Firsi' Row: Casey, Berlhold, Cardamone, P. Davis, Kaufzman, Benas, Spring. The Junior High Proieciionisis deserve much prais'e for 'rhe success of ihis organizaiion during Hs firsi year. Mr. Evereil Grupe, as iacully advisor, organized and inslrucied Ihis organizalion in fine fashion. library club The Junior High Library Club, under Jrhe supervision of Miss Norene Garloclc, assisis lhe Senior High Library Club in iis services and aciiviiies. Meeiings are held separaiely from Ihal of Ihe Senior High Club. 53 projectionists

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. , ss 1 k 5 i . . W. . , T .,4 . f- 2 - - ' K T 1 T r . 2 Qi l i H i wi Rear Row: Griicliihs, Sick, Scala, RibyaT, Temple, Rifzel, Crane, Perry, olf, Fleming. Second Row: Samuels, Burghard, KolwaiTe, Kehoe, OsTer, lglar Healey, WillmoTT, Maus, Mellen, Wilcox, Cohan, Kaulzman, Third Row: Williams. Firsf Row: BanTham, Mears, Bruce, Kukla. AbsenT: Benas, Brescia Knapp, Rhodes, Prifchard, Widman, S. WhiTe, GenTer, Jones, Wells, Thier- Throop. MR. KENNETH FRYER DirecTor the band Under The direcTion of Mr. KenneTh Fryer, The band has very much excelled in The lasT year. STudenTs looking ouT on The TooTball Tield lasT Tall during TourTh period, could see The band pracTicing Tor iTs halTTime shows, puT on Tor The enioymenT oT The specTaTors and To supporT The Team. ATTer TooTball season, The band began many hours OT re- hearsals geTTing ready Tor a Television show which was seen in December. The ChrisTmas program Then kepT members busy. ATTer ChrisTmas vacaTion, work was quickly begun, To prepare Tor The annual concerT, and The STaTe Finals, in which many in- dividual band members also compeTed. New l-larTTord was also very honored To have Tive oT The band members chosen Tor All-STaTe SecTional Band, Three Tor OrchesTra and one member chosen Tor The BuTTalo All-STaTe Band. NexT in sighT was The Spring ConcerT, and Then, G-raduaTion. 54