Pomona High School - Inferno Yearbook (Pomona, CA)

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The Pomona High School Band initiated the year's musical activities by marching at the Fair. The members of the band played at all home football games and participated in the half- time activities. All home basketball games were upepped up by the tunes which the band played. The band journeyed to Los Angeles to take part in USC Band Day. During the Christ- mas season they presented a half-hour concert at Disneyland and also paraded down Main Street. At the Regional Festival at Emerson the band received a rating of Superior. This entitled them to travel to Inglewood for the Southern California Re- gional Band Contest at which they received a Superior. The Band has received Superior for the last three years at these festi- vals. The annual Spring Concert in April was an important event for the members of our band. They brought the year to a successful conclusion by playing at the graduation exercises. The Orchestra also had a busy year. The members of the group took part in the Regional Festival at Emerson and the Spring Concert. The group also played for Fremont and Emer- son Iunior High Schools. Fun time included a Christmas party and a beach party. 4 ' 'Q s- f ' X' i ff .VK 0 J- ' 4' ' r l . 4 . , - . . . , t 4 ., J' Exhibiting their musical talent are the members of the Orchestra: FRONT ROW, S. Mason, S. Elvins, S. Thomas, E. Seidel, I. Dalrymple, A. Roe. SECOND ROW, H. Wong, S. Colisto, R. Brinks, R. Edwards, I. Glenn, P. Roberts, B. Snyder. THIRD ROW, P. Sage, P. Harrison, B. Black, S. Ielfers, B. Oieda, T. Romo. ...s fl ,gb Ydfy

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.4,f.4Mavuu'n d.,4iY Members ofthe 1957 Red Devtl Band are FIRST ROW R Calabro K Hall L Wnght D Wollerton S McMams G VanRoo L Nichols M Southcr L Forrest C Pennmgton S Adams B Ellxs L Carroll F Conway B Tackett SECOND ROW D Ray F Pxerce D Iackson I Hanley I Goodnch R Apgood B Sandhagen M Compton D Kexster A Wnllnams R Marquez P Hmman I Glose THIRD ROW Mr Graff D Aronson E Stephens D Luckcnsmeyer M Loufbourrow I Southworth I Bonds I Lugenbeel T Sparks B Crosby G Zeller L Chnstle D Randall FOURTH ROW B Lewls I Reynolds D Prxckett B Steele B Hookman P Daughtec G Ramseyer B Bush I Lang BACK ROW D Horn B Patton M Rogers T Wxseman I' Run figlasflizigm If -ff R- ,Q .Ks The Band at Disneyland

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