Susquehanna Valley High School - Saber Tales Yearbook (Conklin, NY)

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Senior Band 3. V F1 N Director: MR. HODGKINS 1,5 ,,,,,f f 5 ,X . ' s hi'-.l'fV' Kit: Pj U.,,, Y, . -N - -I K MAJORETTES: Connie Snow, Sandra Gow, Linda Henecy, Mary Ann Mitsakos. Inset: Peggy Whitcomb. COLOR GUARD: Marcia Durr, Carol Shaw, Angie Scaratino. FLUTES: Linda Van Hart, Lucille Marano, Elise Blickens. FRENCH HORNS: Dorothy Thornton, Ann Polakovich. SECOND ROW - left to right: Cheryl McClain, alto Clarinet, James Carl, alto saxg Judy Van Gaasbeck, tenor sax. TRUMPETS - THIRD ROW: Allan Maxian, Alfred Pollak, Ray Ingraham, David Hutchings, Gene Smith, James Van Hart, Gayle Haskell, Roger Grycrek, Roger Snow, Clifford Spencer. TROMBONES - left to right: Fred Gregory, Douglas Hawk, William Maxian, Jerry Michalek, Dennis Mardn, Larry Whithead, baritone. SOUSAPHONE: William Linn. PERCUSSION Bruce Bunzey, James Nytch, Gary Johnson. IO0

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Key Club L V. -Pres. V -w ',..S:f zi'gQ57Y V s, Q :i,L Sill,-l,ff-'xi 'J'f William Herric yi VV. h J, ,.::, 5 .,, ... , .-,:: W kc'7f-fr? ,:,:.- ,., , James Spencer ' 1 ll ,,,0, Sec ,Q Q, 9 a . s 4 ,',, firj N E s 2 ,LX . A ., x Bc 1 Q M. S E 9 as :Qs 0 g ajfsr 41 Jil? 'L,'.,- ,,' f I Iii? J' A ' Norman French David Howard The Key Club is an auxiliary of the Kiwanis Club but operates independently from them. This club performs services for school and community. It is comprised of boys in grades 10, 11, and 12 who are recommended by the principal and approved by the club. f Y- riia rE ' g :.g 2,- : I bzqi 1 ,iiayr yrp pfl-teas. Charles Florence J a uc 'Q Lg. 2 s John Golan Douglas Webb James Carl Advisor Austin Blochberger Richard Smith Rev. Royston Cuddy James Bullock Irving Cohn John Cline Larry Whithead

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Senior Band K -,D x The S.V. Band is one of the most important groups in the school. They play l at various school functions, including football games, assemblies, pep rallies, Q I and special programs. Each year the band gives a concert in the spring, which Af 5 A includes solos played by several members. The organization also marches in - parades and plays for special ceremonies. , , J- E' All of the Band's activities are carried out under the direction of Mr. Hodgkins. 11, sf: He has directed the band since its formation, and he has worked very hard to .F make it an outstanding organization. Each year he prepares it for competition Eg at the State Contest and aids its members in preparing solos. ,LA A 5 5 LQ. .5 is 5 5 hifi J. br , 'i gf L 's .Q , 3 MAJORETTESx Joanne Kovaric, Linda Driesbach, Marilyn Phelps, Jeanne Cook. COLOR GUARD: Janice Swan, Jeanne Sartell, Margaret Weyant, Connie Swan. OBOE-FLUTES: Douglas Webb, Sue Moore, Carol Decker. FRENCH HORNS: Carol Haskell, William Linn. FIRST CLARINETS: Mary Jo Donovan, Wanda Gaige, Carol Palmer, Pamela Michalek. SECOND CLARINETS: Paul Krissel, Linda Webb, Judy Michalek, Sherril Wright, Roger Evans. THIRD CLARINETS: Janet Woolsey, Cheryl Daney, Kenneth Smith, Patricia Nichols, Nancy White. BELLS: Judy Barry. TYMPANI: Judy Whitaker. Not present for picture: Bass Clarinet - Dianne Mrasg Trumpet - Hayden Pollak. IOI