Terryville High School - Orange and Black Yearbook (Terryville, CT)

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i I WCW! 0 The harmonious voices of the glee club can bc This talcnlcd group. undcr thi- dircction and heard at the annual concert and graduation. guiclanrc of hir. Lipski, 11-ccivcs L1 musical edu- Wlxekly, hir. hiillcl' and thc SCCI'ClZ11'iCS, Czirolyn Cation :ind has opportunities to show its musical Green, Carol Grodccki and Lois Milewski, work ability zu thc Senior Play, zmcinlnlivs. and con- for thc bcttenncnt of thc organization. Ccrts. FIRST ICOIII Imft to Riylzf: P11'siLl1'nt B. Bl'Hllf'l'. dvul XY, Ruswll, S. Clcmpvii FIFTII 1ff7Il'g I,, Tl'fll MCL9ll3nd- V- Kif1f'Y- SECOND ROIV-' M- Maftooni skoski, R. Konipivnski. SvC1'c't:1ry-'lq1'v:1sl1rc'1' hi, Niall S. Bunulis, THIRD IfUU'.' B. Chixinski. B. YVhilf0rcl. toon, STA-1.YDI.YU.' B, YYvlc'h. R. XYI1ilc'. R, Footv, R J. Sturjus. FOIYFTII ROIV: G, Curlsmi. Vic'c'-Prc'si- B1'.llll'l'. S. Klosowski. l'lz1wc'Cki. C. Browli, 51

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FIRST ROW, Left to Right: R. Taylor, S, Hotchkiss, P. Nimehek. Boglnrski. llf Muuton. SlfC'U.'N'D ICUIIY R, llulli. T. Slllillilli. l.. Usoskir C. Parker. R. KiJIIlIJl1'llhRl. THIRD ICOIV: YY. Russell. Sllllllll. C. lxlzmurel. Seeretilry R liurliour. Tl'!'1lYlll'l'1' C. Dnielinslii. P. Knox. lvl. Mikillstry. President R, Ilililllllilll. If0VIf'l'lI IYOIY: Molski. D. lVilli.11us. l,l'1'l'ilIl9. L, llzuum. C. fluskett. 'lf llollimun. li. l.11x'emlr'r. R. Sliaiw. 1 Il TIl IYUIV' R. Carlson. Vic'e-President ll. Knox. R, lfoole. S. QlUUlJl'l'. Plaxwerlii. R. llvliiie. lV. Blll'lJUlll'4 I.. Trzus- koski. l'. lN'Ic'Cuire. R. l,.lXVLllI'llK'li. XIV. Lipski. 50 'liz .4 Q i ., VL . L.r- 5 r,k.k ,, k zz' . il' 'mi-' i , -b..' - fl -- I r 4 J gan! Proudly wc list 'iBand as 21 selioc organization. The musical skill c the members, demonstrated at as semblies, Concerts and parade: brings enjoyment to both listens: and players. Mr. Lipski, the d rector and musical instructo should be praised for enlivenir these future musicians.

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. ,f x . I . n A FIRST ROW, Left to Right: R. Hoffman. P. Russell. R. Johnson, R. lN'ollenberg. G. Bernoski. R. Lyga, SECOND ROW: Mr. Montle. R. Lyga, E. Schmidt. J. Stephanski. G. Kovaleski, T. Grodecki. THIRD ROW: H. Stone. L. lkiaekicwicz. D. Audiano. R, Norton. hfinrkar.. FOURTH ROW: J. Maxon. K. Aeker. Kovaleski. Kovnleski. FIFTH ROW: D. lN'hite. M. Zalaski. E. Mulley, R. Wlasta, R, Biscoe. SIXTH ROW: Bertnagle. Perkins. P. Kowalski. R. Pucker. L' ' dal Boys who can adapt themselves readily to most types of sports have the opportunity to exer-- cise leadership in the newly-or- ganized Leadership Club. The members assist Mr. Montle in his Physical Education classes. This club promises to become one of the most outstanding clubs in the high school in the years to COITIC. Emu I Performing along with the hand, the ina- jorettes add attractiveness to the entertain- ment. JVith skill and ease the many drills are executed. The hard work put in at rehearsals. under the able direction of Mr. Lipski, is rewarded with the satisfaction of having a pleased audience. The captain is Joanne Lauretano: co-captain, Jeanette Bright. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Joanne Lauretano. SECOND ROIVJ Joyce Smith. Gail Lange. THIRD ROIV: Doreen Scoville. Jeanette Bright. Louise Lauretano. FOURTH ROIV: Joyce Ashley. Rohertu Brauer. Sharon Klosowski. 52