Tully Central High School - Oracle Yearbook (Tully, NY)

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Band and Chorus Join Forces in First Social Event me cl..i....... Sleigh-ride . . . Musa. Room neaecol U H E Z U 5 rated: Mural by Mrs. Marilyn MacDougall Balzano . . . Kehrer, J. Zufelt, K. Mitten, M. Webb, W. Carr, B. Fuller, J. Beardsley, A. Randall, M. James, A. Fischer, C. Fellows. Fourth Row: W. Hoagland, L. Carr, J. Penoyer, B. Aungier, M. Murphy, T. Aldrich, L. Cates, L. Comstock, M. Brown. First Row, L. to R.: J. Bolt, J. Brenchley, B. Fuller, L. Kinney, L. Clark, D. Scott, J. Padget, R. James, R. King, C. Parcells, C. Comstock, G. Wood, J. McQueen, P. Brenchley, L. White, Mrs. Amoldy, Director. Second Row: B. Baker, D. Lancette, A. Carlton, M. Murphy, N. Patterson, A. Fischer, S. Krom, J. Gorney, P. Michelson, G. Venton, D. Wittemore, J. Currie, J. Shanebrook, B. Aungier, C. Herold, H. Bogner. Third Row: EHUH 5 Last sjzring, Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin Eresente their award to Michael enlon and John Padget, for showing the greatest progress in their field in a year. The Arion Award, given to the outstanding graduating musi- cians, was resented to Richard Hoefer, bandp and Irene Briggs, chorus. Although these awards will be given again this year, their names will be withheld until S rin Concert, the culmination or alq musical effort of the school year. 8

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mi, The New Arion Award Creates Challenge for Graduating Seniors for Top Honors in Band and Chorus . . . Mid-Winter Booster Concert Added to Local Perfomance Schedule . . . QE? Ao isa. . 5 f N Standing, L. to R.: Mr. Stokoe, Director, R. Abbott, G. Venton, D. Foley. Second Row: C. Herold, W. Davis, F. Fisher, R. Drake, P. Reitano, R. Ramsey, D. Abbott, R. Vossler, M. Fenlon, J. Padget, D. Hoefer, P. Murphy, G. Comstock, R. King. Third Row: J. Rothery, A. Finkler, M. Hoag, G. Ackles, W. Krawczuk, B. BAII The music department of T. C. S. has had a successful year, high- lighted with much activity and prog- ress. The first important event came in November, the Geneva All-State Sectional, which was attended by Carolyn Herold, Mary Lou Murphy, and Marilyn Brown-band, and Betty Aungier, June Zufelt, Fay Fisher, Edward Hillenbrand, Phil Mickelson, Roy King and Bob James-chorus. Other activities included: All-County Band, Chorus and Festival, the new Mid-Winter Booster Concert. the Annual Spring Concert, and various P. T. A. and community programs. 28 E. Aungier, J. Baker, J. Spencer, S. Hare, B. Dockstater, R. Bogart, R.Greene,D. Abbott, F. C MCl'Se M James A Randall B Lon l.. . , . , . , . g, . Stevens, A. Finkler, M. Diederich, S. Kinney, M. Fenlon, W. Davis, J. Rothery, R. Mickelson, R. Zufelt, D. Rycraft, P. Munson, D. Herold. Stewart, D. Butler, P. Fisher, E. Hillenbrand, Cates. Fourth Row: H. E. Tracy, A. Foley, M. Carlton, J. Penoyer, J.

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UH TIJHIIIALS Standing, L. to R.: W. Davis, G. Venton, Mr. Moore, Advison R. McKnight, L. Chase. Second Row: J. Spencer, C. Volles, J. Mc- Queen, D. Herold. Ylllllilill CLUB Tekaneata, a chapter of the New York State Yorker Club, was organ- ized with a membership of 58 stu- dents from the seventh and eighth ades. Our purpose is to learn the Eistory of our state and community and to keep in touch with others throuyxout the state who have identical interests. The Sophomore Speakin Contest was initiated by Edward iocke, a former teacher, as a class project. Since he paid the supreme sacrifice for his country, the custom was con- tinued by each succeeding teacher until it has now become one of our school's highly contributing tradi- tions. SIIPHIIMIIHE PHIZE SPEAKING Standing, L. to R.: M. Richards, M. Hoag, L. Usher. Seated: D. Baldwin, L. Carr. 30