Ridgefield High School - Caudatowan Yearbook (Ridgefield, CT)

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GLEE CLUB The largest Glee Club in the history of the school, comprising more than 100 singers, was organized and has been rehearsing hve times a week. Forty boys and 65 girls have joined forces to master a program of diflicult choral works, and concerts. This years program included the works of classical and popular writers, partly secular and partly music of the church. Nineteen students attended a Music Festival at Hartford. The group returned home richer in friendship and in music appreciation. At the organizational meeting the following orlicers were elected: President, Renzo Falcinellig Secretary, Janice Huntg Librarian, Bernice Bedinig Chairman of Staging Committee, Louis Fossi: Chairman of Membership Committee, Carl Scala. Front Row: -I. Carroll, P. Mullen, B. Betlini, L. Parerniani, M. Hustis, L, Scanlon, S. Bedini. Back 34 Row: R. Rapp, O. -lesperson. L. Fossi, C. Scala, J, C. Miller, GLEE CLUB OFFICERS Seated: DI. Hunt. B. Bedini. Kneeling: C, Scala, L. liossi, R. lialcinelli. AH OPERA GUILD The Opera Guild held its first meeting in September. The following officers were elected at this meeting: Carl Scala, Presidentg Bernice Be- dini, Vice-President: jean Car- roll, Secretary: and Lucille Pat- eriani, Treasurer. It was decided to have 25 cents as the set amount for dues this year. The money ob- tained from the dues was used to obtain two membership: at the Metropolitan Opera House. Members of the junior anc Senior Guild attended twr operas, Faust and La Tra- viataf'

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JOURNALISM CLUB Nine recruits joined the Journalism Club. Mr. Levio Zandri is the director. The news is sent to the Ridgefield Press where it is placed in a special section of the paper under the title of, School News. The group was a bit handicapped this year be- cause all but one were new to the Club. It is estimated that about 1200 inches were written by the group. Last year's group set a new high, 1474 inches to their credit. From Center Up: M. Bellagamba, G. Perini, L. Paterniani, S. Bedini, J. Allegressa, C. Duford, J. Carroll, T. Mitchell, J. Lee, P. Vozzo. g. ...- 4 dl -5.-1 5. .. an ll N '-- ,,,...,.f',,,,:'.. nnnufanv. .A .- -in hi---f .. ..qp-vu Un-an.:--H -s f u.-'v usa. at-.X .... -.-'....in-+4 -uiiuniusu 1.-one-1: .. .. .f .- Q... sn naman lla:-r-T .4 - ---s .. ---Y sn... -. --.nan-. imuuxuu i A5-anna: 'L M uv- -.minus--1.11:-ro aan!-n: .sau -nur th -V -4 -up -.vn.nu1-:maui naunlntif - nw . - i ,, .,...,,,,....u----4 ---uv-.L ... ,-an mv'- , .gn 1bIQu1l1vn.n:na ti Q Hi . .'. ff'-v.. 1n:n'3','f:nuunsnnumnm.atnmnN f-,Wax 'www an-nn: :wngsuno uint-mtwi 4bL,, w .. me--Q.-nv: una . a can-.mf Az.. ff jgi Q ap... a.nusr1nnmun-sq an fm i 5 --Q--1 may-an V. vw- Un - ., 'N - .Fa .'a. . .. . . A' -.f - V N ....,J-.... , . 059 Seated: S. Sturges, M. Bellagamba, lf. Erklauer, N. Salter, L. Sterry, J. I-lunt,'J. McCarthy, D. Scott, R. Falcinelli, G, Perini, N. Shean, J. Carboni, B, Adams, D. Detzer, C. Norton, J. Allegressa. Standing: M. Wilson, R. Carboni, F. Seriilippi, C. Duford, J. Carroll, E. Ertman, L. Scanlon, P. Mullen, J. Smith, M. Mullen, A. Mills, N. Clark, J. Morganti, D. Arcotta. LIBRARY SERVICE The Library Service Group consists of student librarians and the Library Service Club. The librarians have charge of stamping books and magazines when they are taken out and see to it they are returned on time. Members of the Library Service Club accession new books, mount book jackets for display, make shelf lists and bind books. The Library Service is under the supervision of Miss Hartmann, assisted by Miss Dale, Miss Burdick, Miss Boland, Mr. Crouchley, Miss Hearst, Mr. Marino and Miss Wills. 33

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Zigi' Seated: M. L. Kasper, O. jespersen, D. Scofield, I. Roy, R. Almgren, K. Hulswit, F. Rumbaugh, W. Hall, W. Haeger, J. C. Miller, j. Barrows, C. Scala, F. Biagiotti, L. Fossi, F. Serfilippi, R. Scala, R. Bassett, I, Conklin, D. O'l-late, J. DeNike, N. Waite, D. Arcotta, Mr. Rowe, T. Mitchell, R. Falcinelli, T. Salter, H. Burr, J. Yelinek, R. Roberts, D. Main, R. Roets, B. Almgren, j. Morelli, B. Haeger, M. Roets, ORCHESTRA The newly organized Theatre Orchestra of thirty- five pieces made it's inaugural appearance at the Christ- mas Concert. Though lacl-:ing in stringed instruments the orchestra made an extremely favorable impression in their debut. With a somewhat novel instrumenta- s tion of strings, eight clarinets, four trumpets, five saxophones, two horns, baritone, four trombones, and drum section, the orchestra will specialize in popular and light classical music, appearing at assemblies, plays, etc. eww