Wellsville High School - Tiger Stripe Yearbook (Wellsville, OH)

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FIRST ROW: Gary Pullie, Jim Pullie, Brenda Thomas, Millie Parker, Evelyn Lassiter, Dorothy Wright, Mrs. Welch. SECOND ROW: Wayne Porter, Franklin Jackson, Esther Daniels, Jerry Stone, Emmie Harris, Leonard Johnson. 71 The Harmoneers under the sponsorship and direction of Mrs. Welch have sung for several events both in and out of school. A few of the places at which the group have performed are The First Baptist Church, The Methodist Church and several school functions. Future plans include chapel services. assemblies, and the senior class play. The Harmoneers are comprised of six girls and six boys. One of the newest vocal groups to emerge on the musi- cal scene this year is a group of girls who call themselves the Tenettes.'7 The group is comprised of ten girls and sings at various functions throughout the year. The girls have been well received. We wish them continued success. SEATED: Shirley McDevitt, Judy Dornbk. STANDING: Kay Provost, Judy Johnson, Mary Ola Hickman, Karen Leatherherry, Alma Dietz, Carol Skeens, Becky Welch, Rena Long, Joyce Jones, Paula Ross. I

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FIRST ROW: Pat Davidson, Peggy Fxeeil, Judy Rose, Judy Miller, Lois Thompson, Karen Maylone, Kay McClelland, Becky Gatho, Mary Ann Albaneso, Penny Weekley. Sandy Burgess, Bonnie Kiddey. SECOND ROW: Brenda Thomas, Becky Ryan, Doris Nelson, Pet Comma- rata, Becky Fiber, Sam D'Angelo, Theresa Comparetto, Gary Wilson, Paula Creaturo, Connie Wilson, Cindy Williamson, Esther Daniels, Carol Bunfill, Sue McCauley, Linda Haugh, Rita Farance. THIRD ROW: Sandra Hermand, Joe Commarata, Jo Anne Dietz, Don Montgomery, Darrell Stover, Vondra House, Mike Sedor. FOURTH ROW: Mary Fllen Dickey, Mary Beth Ring, Bill Culp, Carol Long, Pat Milligan, Nancy Leith, Chuck De Filippo, Louis Heiney, Jackie Smith, Kurt Svhneidmiller, Director Mr. Koenig. 70.75. Zami After Hpackingn the marching band, W.H.S. unveiled its concert band. Shortly after football season ended, the band began preparing for the Christmas Festival which is its first concert performance of the year. The band plans to perform at the annual Spring Festival, class day, and commencement. Among the band projects were its annual magazine and candy sales. Proceeds from these drives will be used for new instruments, repairs, and a planned trip to Washington, D. C. 70.745, ' Our high-stepping Marching Majorettes under the leadership of Sandra DeJane, head majorette, Sheila Beohm, captain, and Darlene Morgan, co-captain, have marched smartly in front of the hand at parades and at half-time ceremonies during football season. One of their dance routines which won praise was Tequila.,' Sandy DeJane, Head Majorette, and Sheila Beohm, Captain. STANDING: Cerri Sue Culp. Penny Weekley, Anna Mae Cianni, Edith Trainer, Faye Ricce, Jean Ann Monte, Iris Cunningham, Rita Kay DeSarro, Janet Wilkes, Carol Ross, Vonda Culp, Carol Haught, Parma Stewart, Lana Bucher, Darlene Morgan, Nancy DeSenze.

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' Wsme FIRST ROW: Amanda Patterson, Rena Long, Becky Welch, Mary Ola Hickman, Paula Ross, Shirley McDevitt, Kay Provost, Karen Leatherherry, Judy Johnson, Kay Tice. SECOND ROW: Clara Boyd, Janet Oliver, Judy Dornick, Linden MacLean, Barbara Kinser, Trudy Wyand, Alma Dietz, Sharon Smith. THIRD ROW: Gary Dawson, Jack Jordan, Dorothy Nalley, Becky Lewis, Carol Skeens, Nancy Yost, Dorothy Thompson, Phyllis Coen, Doris Malone, Wayne Porter. The Wellsville High School Chorus under the di- rection of Mrs. Louise Lawton is comprised of 28 girls and 4 boys. To date, the chorus has sung in the Christmas Festival. Plans for the future include the Spring Festival, Class Day, and Baccalaureate. Judging from how earnestly they sing at their per- formances, we know that the chorus students really enjoy singing. LOUISE LAWTON, Director