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

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DANCE BAND The Dance Band, un der the drrectron of Mr Asmus rs an orgamza tron composed of the more profrcrent mem bers of the rnstrurnental muslc department Thrs year theypresented a very fme program at the annual Natronal Honor Socrety Assembly Back Row,L toR Mr Asmus, B Srmpson, D Ludwig R Maracle, E Gormel I Ors burn, I Zeck,I Treat Front Row V Watkins, K Eddy, M McMaster, C Ersaman, B Warren, N Moore Back Row, L to R Mr Estep, A Dodd, W Veley, G Thompson, M Rich, P Grover, M Wiseman, D Martm, D Thompson, B Warren, Mr Asmus 2nd Row C Hotchkrss, L G11br1de,I Treat, M I McMaster, P Pendergast, B Smith Front Row R Willey, N Moore, F Bonadonna, B Watkms u , - 4 a - ' - Q as n n o 1 0 0 I 0 . W- ' o o o - q n a o e o o . . n ou n o 0 0 o a . . . u a o 0 o o n g . . . 1 o u o a o Q Q o o a o ' o . 4 a n a u JR HIGH ALL COUNTY BAND 81 CHORUS Thrs year the jumor Hugh All County Musrc Festwal was held here at N C S Students from all over Lrvrngston Co were rn attendance, as well as representatrves from our own band and chorus

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Back Row, L. to R.: L. White, K. Beardsley, W. Galton, W. Whitmore, Mrs. Morris, M. Rich, A. Slawson, G. DeVinney. 3rd Row: D. Willard, I.,Orsburn, R. Leslie, L. Wals- worth, P. Grover, D. Gleason, G. Thompson. 2nd Row: N. F oote, R. Palmer, M, Buchinger, K, Tappr I. Goodrich, D, Beardsley, A. Sanford. Front Row: G. Hotchkiss, R. Losey, L. Lundgren, R. Sauerbier, C. Beardsley, R. Dumbleton, A. Dodd. JUNIOR POLICE To be in the 77th nior Police Division, a oy must be between 14 nd 18 years of age,who re sworn under oath. Head of the organi- ation is George Blood, eorge Burns, and An- rew Anderson. During the month of arch they participated sports and military aining. From November un- il February they went n tours to such places s Attica State Prison, orning Glass Works, lmira Reformatorgg and he WarMemorial in ochester to a hockey ame. BACHELOR'S CLUB The Bachelor's Club is notanew organization in this school. It has had enthusiastic support in previous years. Its pri- mary function is to give the boys an opportunity to gain a few social graces and other exper- iences which are not of- fered in other clubs or classes. Grooming, dat- ing, tips on dancing, table setting and man- ners are a few other topics of interest to them. For the final pro- ject a dinner for parents has been discussed. Back Row, L. to R.: D. Nusbickel, T. Foote, K. Beardsley, R. Maracle, P, Maker, I. Zeck, W. Whitmore, D. Hoagland, T. DeVinney. 3rd Row: R. Rymer, G. Blood, A. Slaw- son, H. Bailey, F. Zintel, P. Willard, W. Shute, D. Beardsley. 2nd Row: N. Foote, M. Buchinger, M. Miles, C. Slawson, G. Bugman, G. Hotchkiss, K. Tapp. Front Row: I. Byrnes, G, Hotchkiss, R, Sauerhier, B. Warren, R. Dumbleton, G. Essler, J. Westacott, G. Burns .

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It's not that they won or lost, but how they played the game. - , -- Sirantland Rice . X X XXXK X TX V