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Players hold match; students form new orchestra
ORCHESTRA-Front
row:
~lr.
Michael Marcy, adviser, A. Robin–
;on, P. Roman, J. Polley, H. Gibson, V. Polley,
k.
Marcy, H. Gibson,
C. O'Shell.
Second row:
P. Hagan, H. Frazier, C. Conley, S. Me-
During the Christmas season, the orchestra ac–
companied the choir in its presentation of a modern
cantata,
Night of Wonder.
Supplementing the high school orchestra, Mr.
Marcy formed a new youth orchestra adding junior
high students to the group.
Working toward a spring conce rt, the new orches–
tra held weekly evening rehearsals.
CHESS CLUB-Front
row:
D. Gratz, A. White, vice-president, D.
Parker, pre;ident, D.
~lagellan ,
treas ure r, M. Wetmore, secretary,
C. Oliver.
Second row:
T. Parker, J. Wilson, I. Ballantine. R. Kal-
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Crea, V. White, B. Kurtz, L. Gill.
Back row:
T. Lewi<., C. Bateman,
F. llaine;, J. Sheesley, D. Yager, E. Winans, J. Pizza, P. VanBuren.
Relaxing after a day of classroom activities, chess
club members competed informally, attempting to
accumulate a large number of points for the ir winning
e fforts. Thi1t y-five area schools were invited to a tour–
nament he re April 8.
The three best chess club members he ld a match
with three membe rs of the Oneonta Chess Club
Apri l 17.
wen , D. Colombo, C. Oliver.
Third row: ).
Austin, P. Goodman, D.
Kellerhou~e.
R.
France, L. Close, J. Cunero.
Back row:
~l r.
John
\Iiller, adviser, D. Yager, E. Syron, T. Heinrich, R. Abbott.