West Canada Valley High School - Wecava Yearbook (Newport, NY)

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First Row, left to 'right' f--- Sally Willard, Jane Widziy, Marian Farrell, Claire Palmer, Miss Kime, Mariorie Eustace, Elinor Ford, Ann Willzird, Mary jane Danielski. Second Row--,lean Rundberg, Elaine Farrell, Phylis Hawkins, -loan Whitilig, Margaret Murray, Beverly Rockerleller, Doris Miner, -Ieanne Fallows, ,Ioan Autenrith, Alice Clifford. 'Tllircl Row'-Jack Farrell, Douglas Ford, john Greene, Vvlilliam Keeler, -loseph Stack, Vernon johnson, Dana Drew, Philip Flansburg, jack Carney. Senior Glee Club Once a week, fat Christmas and Easter it grows to twice and thricelj you can hear glorious noises from the room marked Board on the first floor. Yes, its the Clee Club, until this year merely a group of girls but now we're partners with the stronger sex. It is our duty and honor to provide music for fun, for money, and for the glory of West Canada. This year we put aside our traditional operetta for a bigger programf' -a fourfschool music festival, combining with Canajoharie, Dolgeville and Poland. Miss Helen Hosmer, ace choral director from Potsdam Teachers College, put us through our paces in a wonderful musical day and evening. Our biggest disappointment was at Christmas when the Board of Health closed school on the eve of our big Christmas program, the familiar pageant, XVhy the Chimes Rang. However, next year we have bigger and better plans afoot. Junior High Girls' Glee Club We're the formfteam for the Big League Senior Clee Club, and without us, it would really suffer. We have grown from a small group of Freshmen to a jolly band from every class in Junior High. Last year with the help of some of our noble male classmates we presented an operetta, The White Gypsy. The enthusiasm we displayed more than made up for our lack of experience, This year we are upholding the Senior Clee Club in the iourfschool music festival with as much to gain and contribute as any group there. Yes, the long activity period each Wediiesday passed all too quickly when we 'lforget our troubles and learn to sing our cares away. U47

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First Row, left to right-V Patricia Carney, Barhara Young, Beverly Wziller, Dorothy Markouski, Marion Carpenter, Anne Crandall. Second Row- Floyd Long, ,lack Butler, Willizllii Fennimore, Harold Shaul, Eva Harris, Andrew Salaneo, Franz Rundherg. Third Row'-joyce Roekerfeller, Mr. Sayles, Faith Hartman. Junior Band Memhers: Piano 'joyce Roekerfeller: Cornetf-lack Butler, Patsy Carney, Floyd Long, Andrew Salaneog Clar- inet- Anne Crandall, Beverly Waller, Shirley Jones, Faith Hartman, Marion Carpenter, Dorothy Markowskig FlutefEli:Laheth Hellerz Sousaphone- Francis Butler: Drums --Harold Shaul, Eva Harris, William Fennimore. The junior hand is organized as a feeder group for the senior hand. We have a rehearsal once a week and drill in the fundamentals necessary for making the senior hand. Many memhers sueeeeded in making the senior hand this year and the rest are lowkinv forward to making the ifrade next year. L 5 t 5 We played in the spring concert on May 13 and 14 and are planning to play for the junior High School graduation. 4335

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rfaf' ,ff Varsity Basketball First Row, left to Tlllflll Mayrwaird Bluslq, Arnold Dcdiuke, jack Carney, Vlzldznnir Marko, Xxyllllillll xxfvllllfff St'L'U71d Row- Harold Loom:1n,Ray1nond Miller, Rthard Kennedy, Couch Rand, Bruce Vxlindeckcr, Richard Dickins Hzxrlzmd Strobel. Junior Varsity Basketball First Row, left to right ---Vvfilliznn NVzillcr, Lee Vv'utQrlwury, Rolwcrt Mzxxwcll, Arnold Dcdiclcc. ,luck Youngs. Scrund Row' Harold llulmcr, Xxvylllillll l.L1llllWCI'K, Coach Rand. Richard Kennedy, Vvvllllillll lVICKcrrow, Manager: Bernard Blask. f 'S l