Bishop Bradley High School - Red and Blue Yearbook (Manchester, NH)

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The Columns of the Bradley Band during the Armistice Parade. The Bishop Bradley Band d W Haley N, Cullerot, W. Nightin- 116 Band leader Robert Lamontagne The color Suit ine. vale and P- av

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E. Buecher, H, Bowen, G. Casavant and A. Bettez and a point of reference. Cameo of three minds at work, Mayor joseph Benoit explains the ma- chinery of city government. ix., What we need is that silicon rc-ctiner with the electrostatic oscillograph and superheterodyne con- verter.

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Spirit and morale are elusive qualities best wooed and won by music. For this reason, the band has become a standard fixture in the city parades, our pep rallies and games. Besides, the band is our unoiiicial ambassador of good will wherever they travel. The inspiration behind this organization for two decades has been a gentleman who yearly can take raw recruits and develop them into accomplished musicians. Being a perfectionist, Mr. Peter Conforti can accept only a polished performance. That the band enjoys an enviable reputation is due in no small measure to their bandmaster's attention to details. Other details alien to music making are handled by the moderator, Brother Daniel. He has continued the traditions of the school's band and has kept the organization in its posi- tion of eminence among school activities. Mr. Conforti leading the band. The block B at the Central game. -gl Marching along Elm Street, 1 xi' in . I Zpi frm 1 as A T ' 117