McDowell High School - Kaldron Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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Senior Band Q. .E Row 1.-l. to r. B. J. Whitmire, J. Benner, J. Dipple, B. Cole, S. Stauffer, P. Petrone, M McGinnis, C. Ceeder, B. Knight, S. Anderson. Row 2.-l. to r. M. Rowarti, J. Phillips, C. Ames. P. Spusta, L. Courtney, B. Johnson, J. Phillips, J. Stover. Row 3.-I. to r. F. Fortsch, W Wiese, C. Nason, P. Anderson, D. Range, D. Restifo, C. Lyle, J. Caughey, L. Van Geeni. .I. Putnam, J. Kuhns, L. Shadduck, J. Adler. Row 4.-l. to r. E. Mullin, G. Gott, M. Barringer, G. Weifleinan, N. Rose, N. Ripley, C. Gilmore, E. Middaupgh, V. Samuelson. G. Keinath, B. XVelch. Row 5.-l. to r. J. Lyons, S. Arndt, R. Grunden, R. Worthy, D. Nelson, J. Keeler, J. Sapper, C. Merchant, F. Siegrist. P. Home, ll. Stark, li. Pc-rkon. Ron fi.-l. to r. J. Kiclczewski, D. Middaugh, J. Strucher A. Karrhalt, H. Curriss, P. Schwartz, D. Thaler, L. Byers, li. Nlacalusc, D, Hamilton. B. Misel, K. Pierce. Row T.-l. to r. D. Godfrey, J. Scwell, J. Leib, D. McGahan, D. Hornanian, B. Santos, J. Hounds, J. Recd, J. Arnold, li. Payne. Rom 8.-l. to r. D. Ticc, J. Evans, D. Zerull, L. Brown, P. Badger, C. Morgan, H. Adams, J. Logic, J. Giordano. Row 9.-l. to r. BI. Hartley, T. Sculyar, G. Conraih, Y. Rusterholtz, R. Davidson, B. Schmitz. Row 10.-I. to r. H. Monro.-, P. Shields, B. Pierce, D. Karfalt, D. lVIcCaug'han. The Band this year consisted of sixty-five members under the direction of Mr. Rishell and twenty-tour majorettes and flag twirlers under the direction of Miss Mitchell. This was the laruest hand in the history of the school. This marching hand was complimented on its fine appearances both at Titusville and Green- ville. 'l hree huses were used to transport the Band members to these schools. The officers for the Band were: President, Paul Mooreg Vice-President, Gilbert Keinathg Secre- tary and Treasurer, Janet Woodward. liii-octet! hy: Mr. Rishell, the Orchestra, has grown to forty-t'ive players. This group played for the Junior and Senior Play, the Spring' Concert, and Commencement. As many have seen, the flrrhestra has made rapid progress in the past few years. The ot'l'icers for the Orchestra for 1952-523 were: President, Evelyn Middaugh, Vice-President, Donald Thaierg Secretary, Carole Gilmoreg Treasurer, P2:1LllSLlt'1'k9l1. 1749