Waverly High School - Carantouan Yearbook (Waverly, NY)

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Band I I . . . . Nl I . I . . . W Nl I I , ' ' K I I I I I , . I I I I T . I I I I I I I , , I I I I . ' I I E22 I'iz' ,isis 1 sru0 ..l. has-afii2aL.::.Q2Pwxfsus+p'aeef lst Row--Ace, McCormick, Griffin, Maslin, Yanuzzi, Manning, Lyons, Ayers, Gleason, Grinnell, Lebowitz, Jackson, Cranmer, Randall, Wasserstrom, Herrick, Flannery. 2nd Row--Mr. Johnson, Bartlett, Johnson, Vallilee, Coleman, Sager, Cranmer, Markle, McGruder, Halton, Sullivan, Draper, Chilson, Leary, Masteller, Larrabee, Catlin, Barringer. 3rd Row--Shannon, Saxe, Bush, Parmenter, Palmer, Anderson, Vander Karr, Gage, Hunter, Kinney, Wright Mellon, Handrick, Hull, Mellon, Bartholomew, Bartholomew, Johnson, Tappan Nth Row Hogan, Weinstein, Pierce, Shay, Coots, O'Connell Greenfield, Eddy, Burrows, Thorn ton, Shafer, Sweeney Shaffer Our Senior Band has had a most successful year It performed brilliantly on both the football field and the concert stage There are seventy three members in the band including the majorettes This group played at all the football games, both home and away, and at all the home basketball games The half time entertainment at the football games was indeed a show in itself In addition to these activities the band gave a three hour concert in February The organization will take a very active part in our Spring Festival and plans to go to the State and County Festivals Remarkable progress has been made in the type of music being played this year we are truly proud of this great organization which is under the capable leader ship of Mr James M Johnson nnffmvfg fmffm

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fiudenl Counczl Claire Masteller, Joan Flannery, Doris Bittorf, Stanley Goble, Lawrence Conlon, Dane Scott, Mary Ann Maslin, Carol Winnick, Dorla Howe, Geraldine Stambaugh Larry Fisher, Lewis Cardi, Jack Coleman, Joseph Betke, Kenneth Kinsley, Mr. Bailey James Manning, Kenneth Henson, Fred Price, James Henson Our elected representatives have been very active this year in helping us carry out our democratic ideas here in school It is their responsibility to see that class projects run smoothly and that each class member is satisfied with his school government One of the most important topics being discussed is Student Government Under the pres ent plan, Judges will be appointed each month with a leading Judge from each class There are six Judges who take action three from the defendent's class, two from the higher of the remaining classes, and one from the third class The presiding officer, who leads the trial is President of the Student Court In case of a tie in decision, the presiding officer votes, otherwise he has no vote The Student Council hopes to begin this new project sometime this year The officers f the Student Council are Stanley Goble, President, Lawrence Conlon, Vice President, Doris M Bittorf, Secretary Treasurer The home room representatives are Room 201 Lewis Cardi Room 202 Joan Flannery, Room 215 Fred Price, Room 206 Kenneth Henson and Patricia Goodrich Room 224 Joseph Betke, Elected members are, Seniors Doris Bittorf, Lawrence Conlon, Stanley Goble Juniors Claire Masteller, James Henson, Sophomore Kenneth Kinsley The presidents of the three classes are automatically members of the Council This year they are Larry Fisher, Senior President, Jack Coleman, Junior President, and James Manning, Sophomore President 54 J I o : - : -- 3 -- ' Room 225--Dorla Howe, Room 226--Fred Kellyg Room 223--Dane Scott, Room 208--Carol Winnick. . ,, 3 --