Shenendehowa High School - Carillon Yearbook (Clifton Park, NY)

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Q14 DZVLCB ,,,.'-wwf' Row I Kenneth DeCerce, Robert Dunn, James Shea, Mr. MacElroy, Richard Drake, Lee Brenn, Susan Shopmyer Row 2 William Cleveland, Michael Kasper, Charlotte Sackett Row 3 Jack Kidalowski, Paul Roy, David Sicko, Marguerite Fewkes, Ronald Gibbs The Dance band was organized to instruct young instrumentalists in offering dance music. These musicians played at school functions and at a concert given in early June. Their musical contributions at the Yorker Jamboree were appreciated by all of the students and teachers who attended. Qtcftealiza Miss Kunz directed this group which provided music for assemblies, plays, and concerts. The group succeeded in achieving a happy blend of fine musical instru- mental presentation. Row I Jamiella Shehadeh, Arletta Hutchins, Carol Wickham, Edward Krawiecki, Katherine Micklos, Dorothy Manley, Steven Jarose. Row 2 Charlotte Sackett, Michael Kasper, Thomas LaPonia, Mark Hatlee, Ronald Gibbs, Marguerite Fewkes, Carol LaPlante, Miriam Shehadeh, Phyllis Male, Clor- inda Cioppa. Row 3 James Shea, janet Harple, Phillip Silva. Standing: Lee Brenn, Miss Mary Lou Kunz.

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14426 5!9d CilflfL6lfL' Row 3 Dianne Johnson, Paul Roy, Annette Thomas, Carole Ballard, Jack Kidalow- ski, Patricia Gage, Paul Sicko, Vivien Beck, Kenneth DeCerce, Richard Snyder, Ronald Gibbs, Mark Hatlee, James Jarose, Marguerite Fewkes, David Sicko, Mr. MacElroy. Row 2 Marilyn Greene, Joan Milczarek, Sharon Fawthrop, Arthur Fawthrop, Susan Shopmyer, Richard Bopp, Robert Dunn, James Shea, Richard Drake, Wayne Harris, Norman Fredericks, Dennis Bennett, William Cleveland, Robert Glasgow, Lee Brenn. Rowl Judith Jenkins, Janice Palm, Miriam Shehadeh, Gail Sauerbrey, Mr. Cherdack fStudent Teacherj, Isabelle Barrett, Edna Liedkie, Jamiella Shehadeh, Betsy Buffoni, Charlotte Sackett, Robert Cox, Michael Kasper. Baton Twirlers: Nancy Peck, Beverly Shippee, Patricia DeVoe, Marjorie Beck, Kathleen Wilson. gpm Some of the rough places in our sculpture were smoothed down by the fine work of Mr. MacElroy in our school band. Students perfected their skills with musical instruments and a well-balanced personality of scholarship and good habits of conduct were the chief incentives. Refinements in and out of school were the results.

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82 , f. 1 Kneeling: R o ri d a Lim- C3 bacher, Craig M o 0 r e , Brewster Paley Seated: Theresa Riberdy, Pamela Harris, john Burns, David Harlow, John DeVoe, Joan Milczarek, Raymond Golowaty, Carol LaPlante Standing: Cheryl I v e s , Douglas Stott, Emil Ha- besch, Berry Smi, Edward Wickham, William Hinricks, Michael Hogan, Dennis Dalphe, Charles Cleveland, Richard Lanne, Thomas La- ponia C The Chess Club aided in refining us by A Z teaching us how to think logically, and to 14 smooth out the imperfection of rash judg- ment. The purpose of this club was to promote interest in chess within the school and to teach good sportsmanship. The club travelled to other schools in this area and in all contests they played well enough to give promise of a fair future. The Seniors enter the auditorium . . . underclassmen stood for the entrance