Stamford Central School - Voice Yearbook (Stamford, NY)

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Juni or oru5 First Row: M. Harper. P. Wickham, M. Reed, B. Richtsfeld, R. Lyon, L. Wood, J. Murphy. J. Utter, G. Trues- dcll, R. Menhennea, T. Colburn, L. Darby, M. Vamosy. L. Waterman, E. Henderson. E. Morse. J. Wilson, Second Row: C. Sackett, E. LeRoy. G. Austin. E. Beers. A. Mccghan. P. Snyder. V. Steffan. K. Kelly, T. Wickham. S. Rising. N. Tranvaag, D. Sackett. D. Herron. F. AU. T. Laux, R. VanVUet. Third Row: B. Rogers. L. Meeghin. P. Wayman, Ml Paiys, R. Bellyfger, L. Andrus, M. Vris hi. f. VI A. (tollilr. Ai Jonfes. indc mar :, P. Pale, N . Dales. Ii. V nBrockdorff, H. VonBr Gr -de Ck or ms dorff. First Row: K. Parr, R. Strasser. L. Johns. D. Farber. D. Barry. E. Oppenheimer. W. Boogh. P. Brooks, M. Herron. P. Meeghan. B. Wickham, J. Vamosy, L. Eisel. G. Faulkner, S. Gullesud, M. Laux. M. Laux. M. Waterman. F. Schoepf. B. Raynor. N. Rogers. V. Vamosy. G. Cosenza. H. Partridge. Second Row: D. Lutz. Murphy. T. Eighmie. D i rting, B. Lawrence. B. Calcaterra. P. ij. J. reuUwai.trTEyr I. Peck. T. Tranvaag. S. Simonson. R. Laux. B. B. McKenzie. M. Const fe, C. 0 Brien. B. Scutt, J. Kosier. R. Bates. P. Petrishbq M. Jacobs. D. Cammer, R. Garton, J. Harwood L. Soule. E. Zimmerman, F. Oakley, J. Mushlit. E. Jones. % Watson, J. Murphy. 17

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High School Chorus Cj“HE vocal department has enlarged and added several new groups this year. Choral groups at S.C.S. consist of the High School Mixed Chorus, Junior High Mixed Chorus. Grade Chorus, High School Choir and The Girls’ Quartet. Our activities for the year included: music for the Senior Play, Winter Concert, Spring Concert and Commencement. In addition to this we had a busy Christ- mas season. The Junior Chorus collected fruit for the Hospital and presented a program of carols for the Bathgate patients. The High School Mixed Cho- rus presented Fred Waring’s “The Song of Christmas” at an evening P. T. A. meeting on December 15th and repeated the performance on December 23rd for a student assembly. There are some two-hundred students participating in one or another of the vocal groups at S.C.S. Considering the fact that most of the groups were newly formed, we feel that we have had a profitable and enjoyable year. Quartet P. Waterman, A. VanDuscn, M. Tompkins, M. Newman. First Row; E. Lyon, C. Persons, D. Steffan, M. Cahill, M. Shafer, T. Wickham, K. Kelly, J. Murphy, J. Utter, A. VanDusen, A. Jump, J. Sackett, J. Newman, D. VanVliet. Second Row: S. Utter, F. Simmons, P. Waterman, M. Newman, R. Dibble, R. Jacobson, G. VanBuren, J. Vamosy, J. Parys, A. Harwood. D. Elywn, R. Smith. Third Row: M. Mattice, S. Anderson, B. Trowbridge, H. Simmons, K. Peck, E. Caouette, D. Reed, B. Thiele, L. Wilsey, L. Mattice, P. Tompkins. 16

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DRAMATICS CLUB First Row: W. Butts, H. Rubin. Second Row: I. Persons, P. Waterman, B. Trowbridge, D. Kerr, E. Cook, A. VanDusen. Third Row; L. Bright. D. Steffan, M. Cahill. M. Shafer. E. Beers, A. Harwood. E. Lyon. E. Kelsey. J. Parys. Fourth Row: J. Vamosy. B. Thiele. P. Bouton, R. Utter, S. Anderson, E. Shelmandine, E. Theisselmann. 2 HE Dramatics Club of 1952-53 was formed in September. To preside over the club we elected Edward Cook, President; with Priscilla Waterman Vice-President; Doris Kerr, secretary, and Bettye Trowbridge, Treasurer, to assist him in carrying out the plans for the club. The Adviser for the club is Mr. Leonard Adair. Due to the large group of students who enrolled, it was decided to divide the club into two groups. One group to be composed of students with previous dramatic experience and the other group for the beginners. To help Mr. Adair with the production of plays by the beginners group, there will be four student directors. These are: Bettye Trowbridge, Edna Theisselmann, Doris Kerr, and Robert Utter. The beginners group presented a one-act play, “Tub Trouble,” and the advanced group, “Wilbur Takes His Medicine.” These plays were both presented in an assembly program. This covers the first semester’s work for the club. During the second semester we went to Cortland State Teachers College to observe the 8th Annual Drama Festival. The festival is held on a weekend, giving a chance for students and adults to gain cultural and recreational art. We have now attended this festival for two years and we feel that it is very worthwhile both from the educational viewpoint and the enjoyment. The dramatics club issued drama pins to the members of the club who had received a school letter and had been in dramatics for two years. These were to be worn on the letters. 18