Tappan Zee High School - Half Moon Yearbook (Piermont, NY)

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I HALFMUUN PLAYWRIGHT Deadline! How it sneaks up. If you think it is easy to put a yearbook together, just ask these people. At the far left Co-Editors K. MaMahon and M. Loughlin, Art Editor A. Cornetta and Advisor Mr. Thieme are doing last minute proof reading. Seated around the table confering with Mr. Mayernik are: F. Gaigano, business managerg R. Gradnauer, activity editorg G, Alien, class editorg H. Norris, art staffg and B. Nealy, typist. F Maier, photography editor, checks some prints.

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l :Q aj ., t C' a 1 ,,.. , , A ai- , Qs? if , , Left: Pep rally musicg above, a joke between Mr. Tebo and E. DeLoatch -- All in a day's work. URCHESTRATIUN The man that hath no music in himself, Nor is not moved with concord of sweet sounds, Is fit for treasons, stratagems, and spoilsg The motions of his spirit are dull as night, And his affections dark as Erebus. Let no such man be trusted. The Merchant of Venice Act V, Sc. 1, Line 69 Let no such man be found at TZ! Mr. Tebo and his music department make sure of that by providing ample opportunity for music appreciation and expression. From the crowded morning chorus to the loud after- noon band we are moved with con- cord of sweet sounds. fMost moved is Mr. Mayernik's history classg As the pictures on this page testify the offerings are wide in scope I 'H From bathroom baritones to assem- bly altos, there is a place for everyone. One more job, well done, by our music department in action. 57a aaa-ff 7 . w,iQ71 f' , ' A N 164' 'L' i i 6 53,12 x WMV?-J 'V 'A rt xg' ' l 11+ in J' ' ag' 'I Y I 1 F Xf,c4fff.wf-'11, ,ppl V' - , ,it, 5 v,y, r gl .-s s W ,. , 0. vt 4 K' '. ' if '.lnwvw,n-in-,w ' 1 , -V . ,A -tn T f. 4, . A , , A , I . ,v r 4 W ,,, .J ' fit, ' W, A ' , . .j H. n, .-it ' -V UQ' , -ft' - is , ,Mk '15--s:Q,f,f, . Q' ' 4 t ' ,Q -I ir, y . . ., V . ,V V, 1, . .f .,., , , ,WX ,. , - V .. , I -..N ,. I Adele Cornetta, high stepping majorette, leads the twirlers and band in a stirring halftime performance.