Brookside High School - Leader Yearbook (Sheffield, OH)

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EWIII-sIIIE'I+?D'IIIl '-3 T h e L e a d e 1' 'I iG 'ii3l : .l JVM ui' PU' l . .M Ill. ll ff . Ili: ell le lm i iii II... 1 'VH I l iii? l mr 5214 Back vow-C. Cunningham, W. Reed, H. Carrick, M. Scasny, J. McGettrick, W. Mc' -rig? Common. J. Kovarik, E. Herdendorf, K. Fritz. G. Kensik, H. Lewis, A. Alessi, L.. Ricci, ' E tl. Cissne. F55 Front row-D. Tomlinson, H. McCommon, I. Kriebel, S. Moldovan, R. Smith, lvlr. fri, illi Osbun, K. Root, M. Dolacki, P. Risko, G. Chambers. ll 5 il 5 ' yy: l ' l i 1 I .l f .. 1 N Uv Urchestra ya, 'NL . This organization experienced a very successful year under the leadership of Q 2 our new instructors, and has offered splendid entertainment on different occasions of f l its public appearances. It has not only progressed as an organization but has given 3 good training to its individual members in the way of orchestra work. gi ,i 1 it f l 2 5 l The personnel of the orchestra is: Wi Q Violins-Sophie Moldovan, DrumsHDelores Tomlinson. I K ' l . V, l Hoggid gijgkl Saxaphone-Mary Dolacki, I George Chambers, 5 1 Cello-Kathryne Root. Pa'-11 Rlsko- I i Mellaphone-George Kensik. Tuba-Harmon Lewis' ll!! ,L Bass-Leota Ricci. Cornetsilidward Herdendorf. A. Alessi- 'U Kenneth Fritz. , Piano-Ruth Smith, 4' il - 1' i il V Trumpet-joe Kovarik James McGettrick. l iz Ill' fi l Nil it 'X I '7 fx M ' -Fw A ...-...-T-, ..,i M K . W Seventeen T