Pottsville High School - Hi S Potts Yearbook (Pottsville, PA)

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Pottsville High School Band By PETER J. PUGH, from data collected by the History Committee This organization, called a band, had its origin at the beginning of the 1901-'02 term. lt was the Hrst attempt at anything of its kind ever tried in the school, and it is to be hoped it will be the last: while it furnished the school with much entertainment and amusement while it lasted, it was disbanded on the advice of the principal, S. A, Thurlow. The makeup of the band was as follows: Band Master ............... Al Morris lst Whistle .... .... S tu Cake Zwombone ..... . . . Fred Whitmore 2nd Whistle. . . .... Ned Filbert Trommet .... .. . Chas Brennan 3rd Whistle .... ...... R os Koch Tambourine .... .... P ete Pugh 4th Whistle .... .... B ob Freiler Occamedolian .... Dave Morgan Dish Pan ...... ...... L ou Grant Base Piano ..... ......... B y King Scoop-shovel .......... Hooper Buddell Phonograph .... . . . Choc Striegel Cracker Barrel ..... ...... A 1 Dietrich QFrom the Class of 1902 Graduatej In 1929 the first real band was organized. Under the leadership of Mr. Marburger, vocational teacher, it built up a splendidly balanced instrumentation with individual and collective progress within the short space of six months. In 1930, arrangements were made to have the band attend football games, adding much to the spirit of the school. December 1. 1934, Leo F, Minnichbach, the present conductor, was appointed to conduct the band. ln 1937 the band had its own color guard, which added greatly to the appearance of the band. 1939-new uniforms were purchased. Arthur Pryor, noted conductor and composer, was the guest conductor of the Spring Concert. POTTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL MAIORETTES -120.-

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