North Syracuse High School - Northmen Yearbook (North Syracuse, NY)

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ALL STATE CHORUS A D BA D Row l: K. O'Connor. R. Russell, J. Brascho, Mr, Sperti, advisor, Miss Ransom, advisor, P, Crook, J. Gaftey, B. Katzung, Row 2: M Mcluckie, E. Chevalier, R. Schneider, R. Farnsworth, G. Gurney, D. Blackburn, D. Shepard, R, Bordonoro. Our students traveled to Holland Potent lor a weekend ot rehearsals with boys and girls tram schools all over the state. Mr. Howard Marsh, ot Hastings-on-the-Hudson, was guest conductor. These students were chosen as outstanding musicians from North Syracuse. Alter an average of six hours of rehearsals on Friday and Saturday, and a dance Friday evening, the weekend was clim- oxed in a concert by the All-State Chorus, Orchestra. and Band. CHOIR Row lr J. Leonard, G. Hines, M, Ames, E. Dimon, Miss Ransom, advisor, P. Dennis, S. Ames, C. Webster, C. Zikmund, Row 21 C. Breh, D. Lane, T. lavier, P. Parker, S, Castle, l. Ahrens, M. Wilson, E. Mullen, J. Riccelli, B. Waryan. Having been in existence for four years, the members of the Choir sing very diFticult music. From this group are chosen All County and State Sectional Contestants, They also attend many conferences, give concerts, and sing for assemblies, county festivals, and community afloirs. 'l'l6

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MUSIC APPRECIATION CLUB -ef vwvrivtra' 3.1!-v Row I: B. Whittaker, L. Bader, Miss Ransom, advisor, I. Hughson, I, Kisselburgh. Row 2: D. Wood, E. Chevalier, R. Webb, C. Breh, D. Shepard. The Music Appreciation Club has been organized for six years. The purpose of this group is to appreciate and understand music. During the club meetings, members give reports on famous composers and conductors such as Matavani and Kostelanetz. The meetings are further highlighted by the playing of classical records. GLEE CLUB Row 1: J. Gaffey, Miss Ransom, advisor, J. lapham. Row 2: C. Obergfell, J. Gurzny, P. Crook, M. Tornatore, l. Orr. The main purpose of this club, which was formed three years ago at North Syracuse, is hearing and singing good music. The members have given concerts, sung at assemblies, county festivals, state contests, and have performed at community affairs, as well as having attended many conferences. All County and State Sectionals are chosen from this group. 117