Lindblom Technical High School - Eagle Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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UUR MUSICAL URGANIZATIUNS ENTERTAIN US ORCHESTRA The Concert Orchestra, which is directed by Christian Lyngby, never fails to bring delight to all who listen to it. Its soothing strains seem to come forth effortlessly Whenever it performs, but behind each performance lies Weeks of hard labor. Meeting every day the third and fourth periods in Room 328, the orchestra members practice earnestly to gain that perfection which they exhibit when they play for assemblies or in a production. 0 ROW I: Adams, Hughes, Hill, McAllister, Lloyd, Mazonas, Posey. ROW II: Domine, Borkowski, Slechta, Berry, Hickstein, Maine. ROW III: Lirhio, Swanson, Dreyer, Verdun, Smith, Treinis, Brejchn, Zdelski, Kara, Ingram, Dawson. ROW IV: Moore, Fisher, Lyngby, conductorg Kruder, Yager, Chuck, Frieling, Paciga, Money, Eberling, Cooney, Finn. Page Fourhwn

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'ROW I: Zaretsky, Tcske, Zassel, Adrian. ROW II: Klebenow, Hulton, Ballin, O'Connell, Sutter, Strehlow, Brejchn, Fick, Bresland, Welsh, Freitag. ROW III: Lang, Giekutis, Toman, Kramer, Heath, Kraujalis. ROXV IV: Berbericlm, Biondi, Page, Maleske, Novak, Fnrano, Sheehan, Schmidt, Bonk, Bennett, Bindgcn, Hubbard, Huchner. ROW V: Buchtrup, Bell, Keller, Kncis, Lyngby, Sponsorg Fritsch, Cassells, Chartier, Bchling, Larson 'ROW I: Bccvar, Lyons, Rayner, Rnhmes, Aszman, Pierce, Meilach, Nelson, Cooksley, Choisser, Steindel, Hulton, Kinney. ROW II: Hill, Ciliske, Brook, Subr, Kiemele, McMahon, Harris, Cummens, Mathewson, Yonko, Patrick, Mertes, Gibbons, Cook, Vlazny, Pisoni, Pastorclla. ROW III: Zaro, Pounds, Petullo, Bccic, Flanagan, Laiacono, Jacobs, Gizowski HUBBARD BAND AND ORCHESTRA Budding musicians at Hubbard are encouraged to join either the orchestra or the band. There, under ex- pert supervision, they receive such training as will en- able them to become members of either the Concert Band or Concert Orchestra on their arrival at the main building. Wforking with these beginners at the branch are Christian Lyngby and Jay Sawyer, Who meet wich their groups daily. FREQUENTLY, AND ALSO PRESENT A FESTIVAL. Page Fifiecu