Red Creek Central High School - Centralite Yearbook (Red Creek, NY)

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Bb h .■ m fcL r A small vocal ensemble, composed of girls from the Senior Chorus, is chosen annually-by means of a highly selective try out. The Honor Singers, with twenty members, rehearse in the evening preparing numbers that range from classical to pop tastes. A relatively new group, the Honor Singers nevertheless have a busy ros- ter of engagements and are always available for school and civic functions. Wearing their new cherry red blazers, the Singers will go into state competition hoping for an A rating for their performance of Grade 5 music. im H CHORUS DIRECTOR, Harold Cook The Highly Select Honor 73

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HAPPY VOICES BLENDING FREELY The Excellent 110 Member Senior Chorus. Each and every year the call goes out to every high school student to join the Senior Chorus. For those who pass the tryout requirements., there is work and fun and a very busy schedule ! This year the chorus members performed at the annual Christmas Pageant presenting not only the traditional carols but also selections of foreign origin sung in their respective foreign language. Also the 110 member chorus presented the Hallelujah Chorus from Handel ' s Messiah. In the spring, the Senior Cho- rus presented their typically excellent Spring Con- cert with voices blending freely to create that unique Red Creek sound. The chorus members also rehears- ed diligently throughout the year to ready for state competition where they will compete for a top rating in Grade 5. As an added honor, approximately twenty chorus members, taken from all sections of the Senior Cho- rus, represented Red Creek Central in the Wayne County Music Festival

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OUTING CLUB The Outing Club ' s purpose is to in- troduce students to outdoor camping. Under the supervision of Mr. Kenneth Healy, the club members take week- end trips into the Adirondacks in the fall and spring of each year. Members become skilled in the art of boating and roughing it. y G.A.A. The Girl ' s Athletic Asso- ciation is an elected organi- zation drawn from girls, grades 9-12, who participate in intramurals. These girls are responsible for arranging dates and organizing equip- ment for the games. Intramural sports open to high school girls include soc- cer, volleyball, basketball, softball, field hockey, swim- ming, and bowling. These games are designed to pro- mote better sportsmanship among the girls at R. C.C.S. 74