Tenafly High School - Tenakin Yearbook (Tenafly, NJ)

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MUSIC Resonance of Mellifluous Tones TREBLE HARMONY The Girls' Glee Club leams basic choral techniques and pre- sents melodic assembly programs and concerts to the school. Boys' Clee Club sang Old Tannenbaumv and Log on the Fire . Also in a wintry mood was the Girls, Glee Club singing the Christ of the Snowv and Let it Snown. As a preview of the traditional Christmas Concert by the A Cappella Choir, the 90-voice pride of the school sang Hosanna , Annually developing apt talent to replace graduating choir members, the Girls' Glee Club is seldom lacking in number. Magnum Mysteriumv, Wassail,', and Carol of the Drumv. In addition to presenting their own concerts and playing for assemblies, the busy Orchestra also combined with the A Cappella Choir to render Anthem for Springi' at the annual Spring Concert. MUSIC HERE . . .n DEGREE French Horn: E. Cooper, R. Sanbraus. Trombone: B. Cattelle, E. Chil- JOHN C' SHAGG berg. 'Cello: ' C. Enyeart, S. Bustard, C. Foshay, L. Hinderer, C. Ionnard, B,S,, Trenton B. Littman. Bass: C. Hermanson, G. Kuenlen. Tuba: V. McNelly, G. Eddy. Percussion: B. Robart, VV. Schneider - all oblige Tenakin camera before 7th period rehearsal, time of intense euphonious aspiration. MASTER OF SATURDAY CEREMONIES Band Director shagg and the members of the color guard admire each other's style. 27

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2 6 1 MUSIC Resonance of Mellifluous Tones BASS CLEF HARMONY Spirited songs are delivered with enthusiasm at assemblies and at the annual Spring Concert by the Boys' Glee Club. With the addition of a magnificent new music wing, the melodic harmonies drifted even more abundantly down the halls of Tenafly High School this year. The music room with its tiered seats, the equipment room with its convenient shelves for instruments, and the soundproof prac- tice rooms with their punctured wall-paper, added DEGREE E. BROCK GRIFFITH B.S., Trenton M.A., Columbia Always faced with the problem of too many basses and a dearth of tenors, the boys continually resort to their falsetto. incentive to the already inspired singers and in- strumentalists of the musical organizations: The Girls' Glee Club, the Boys' Glee Club, the A Cappella Choir, the Orchestra, and the Band. Unforgettable to the musicians as to the audi- ence was the Christmas Assembly. Under two long ropes of evergreen, male voices blended as the THERE IS SWEET Violins: G. Brodersen, B. Carroll, N. Schrnader, R. Reale, H. Ediserer, S. Holiday, B. Reisner, S. Gilbert. Director: E. Brock Griffith. Piano: R. Trefethen. Flutes: N. Farnum, G. Gallusser, I. Rutherford, T. Williams. Clarinets: E. Ocbis, L. Cardozo, L. Rapport. Bass Clarinet: I. Goodwin, I. Gillette. Bassoon: I. Barbero. Trumpet: S. Gibbs, T. Church, R. Bryant. GRIFF ENCOURAGES PATRIOTISM A commanding down beat from Mr. Grif- fith begins the assembly with America.

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STUDENT ORGANIZATION This is S. O .... IOVIAL EXECUTIVES S.O. heads, John Byers, Elaine Gerber, Gary Lange, Kay Fields. S.O. AT WORK To promote that vitally important TenaHy Spiritv and to provide a means of student government are the principal ob- jectives of the Student Organization, as the co-ordinating body of student activities. At the S.O. Council meetings, run according to proper parliamentary procedure, the homeroom representatives bring up any gripes had by homeroom members, present- ing a real taste of representative govern- ment. As the S.O. Council is run on a committee system, a large part of the meet- ings are devoted to progress reports on committee projects. The S.O. Card Drive, class and S.O. election, S.O. Night, school elections are the most imposing tasks tackled. Money made by S.O. projects is given to the athletic department, S.O. sponsored clubs, school publications and, occasionally, to other Worthy causesv that can come up with a aconvincingimickf' The importance of a Forensic League, for ex- ample, created rather interesting debates, adding to the democratic spirit found Within the S.O. Led by Kay Fields, presi- dent, Gary Lange, vice-president, Elaine Gerber, secretary and john Byers, treasurer, and advised by Mrs. Peterson and Mr. Hobart, the S.O. plays a large part in the extra-curricular life of every T,H.S.,er. Industrious members of Student Organization Council pon- have the Junior Prom lonlthe new gym floor? Expressions on der problem posed by Ion Paulson: Would it be possib e to representatives faces indicate the chances are none too good