Nunda High School - O Nonda O Yearbook (Nunda, NY)

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Back Row, L. to R.: I. Byrnes, G. Ricketts, M. Rich, J. Orsburn, G. Meissel, P.lGrcver, A. Dodd, J. Zeck, J. Treat, E. Clancy, G. Thompson, E. Gormel, 3rd Row: N. Moore, C. Eisaman, D. Martin, D, Carpenter, D. Hurd, K. Eddy, K. Beardsley, S. Sanford, C. Couture, J. Goodrich, C. Bertron, B. Warren. 2nd Row: R. Asmus, D. Wiseman, W. Ve- ley, M. Buchinger, R. Rymer, R. Maracle, W. Whitmore, D. Ludwig, G. Bugman, D. Gleason, J. Rathbun, B. Simp- son, P. Westacott. Front Row: E. Perry, J. Schaffer, S. Blair, C. Maracle, E. Warren, M. McMaster, L. Williams, V. Watkins, J. Treat, I. McMaster, I. Artlip. JUNIOR BAND The Junior Band con- sists of thirty members from grades six through eighth. They have re- hearsed throughout the year and have pre- pared several programs for assemblies and pub- lic performances. During the spring of the year this group prac- ticed marching and sev- eral ofthe members par- ticipated in the Memor- ial Day parade. SENIOR BAND Back Row, L. to R.: D. Dodd, T. Anderson, D. Galton, J. Treat, B. Beardsley, W. Bertron, T. Saunders, I. Gillespie, N. Willy. Znd Row: Mr. Asmus, D. Meissel, I. Mann, D. Tres- cott,M. Wiseman, D. Martin, B. Watkins, I. Underwood, S. Essler. Front Row: L. Veley, R. Willy, F. Bonadonna, M. Martin, V. Walker, P. Williams, L. Anderson, I. Rightmeyer. 42

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Back Row, L. to R.: I. LaFrance, S. Squires, L. Russell, 1, Treat, D. Kellogg, R. Thomas, L. Strobel, S. Slawson, S. Losey, P. Pendergast. 3rd Row: J. VanDorn, S. Morrissey, L. Hamilton, K. White, D. Martin, M. Wiseman, J. Gorrnel, L. Gilbride, S. Beardsley, L. Streeter, L. Orsburn. 2nd Row: F-, Bonadonna, K. McHerron, B. Smith, D. Gallton, D. Thompson, W. Schaaf, C, Couture, J. Fagan, C. Couture, S. Huver. lst Row: C. Hotch- kiss, L. Beardsley, J. Underwood, B. Watkins, B. Cromwell, R. Willey, J. Somers, M. Evans, L. Thompson, C. Maracle, Mr. Estep. AJORETTES These t h r e e girls ave been together for 1 our years as Senior Band ' ajorettes. Their train- ing began in the early rades whe n they re- ceived le s s ons from I iss Lowe and has con- tinued to the present un- - er the coaching of Mrs. I och and Mr. Asmus. Many parades and other activities are in the aking for this year, as in the past. L. to R.: C. Beardsley, M. Goodrich, S. Blair. JR. HIGH CHORUS The junior High Chorus is made up of the seventh and eighth grad- ers, having twenty-seven members. The Chorus partici- pated in the Christmas program and the Annual Spring Concert. The purpose of this group is to train the voices and minds for a better Chorus and appre- ciation of better music in the Senior High. 41

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1 L. to R.: M. Goodrich, Jesse Zeck, Jr., E. Gonnel, D. Smith, ' RANGE KEY Orange Key is a new o n o r a ry organization unded by Mr. Scism. e qualifications for ligibility are: service, F aracter, and leader- 1 ip, The members are hosen from the Junior lass by class members d are determined by ee separate preferen- al ballots, and present- - with medallions. This ganization is based on undations to perm it ly well rounded indi- duals to become mem- rs. Many agree this : anhonor which should ecome a custom at unda Central School. CITIZENSHIP AWARDS Elected in their jun- ior year, for their out- standing citizenship, by the me-mbers of their class and the faculty, these students attend the annual Citizenship Con- ference at Syracuse Un- iversity. There they compete with 1600 other students from all over New York State for eight partial and eight full tu- ition scholarships. Standing, L, to R.: G, R.icketts, E. Gormel, D, Smith, J. Nelson, G. Johnston. Seated: P. Palmer, I. Artlip.