Brother Rice High School - Crusader Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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it 5...- Assistant Band Director William A. Struck, Moderator Brother R. L. Director Leo J. Henning, the guiding lights of the Band Department. President James Lithgow Cseatedj, Vice-president Robert Doherty, Sec- retary Charles Matyska, and Librarian Kenneth Wilfinger lstandingl. BAND The Band can trace a colorful history back to the early part of our first year when it was organized by its first moderator, Brother J. A. McRae. In our second year, Mr. Leo Henning assumed the position of band director, and Brothers Lawlor and Leavey became moderators. lt was during this year that the traditions of annual Christ- mas and Spring concerts, presented with our Glee Club, became fixed. In September of 1958, Brother May took on the responsibilities of moderator, continuing through the 1959-60 school year. It was in 1958, on October 12, that our band made its marching debut in new uniforms, donated by the Mother's Club. During this year our first out-of-school concert was given at Mother McAuley H.S., and our participation in the Saint Patrick's Day Parade caused an enlightened stir of interest. This year, with the ex- ceptional talents of Mr. Henning and the untiring eFforts of Brother Moy, the band participated in the annual Ensemble Contests and in the All- Catholic Band. At this time the band found itself ready and able to form a dance band. Tomorrow promises great and extra- ordinary things for our band, but now we look back over the past four years with pride, and revel in our memories. Past officers of the Band: CL-RJ V. Moore, O. Glenn, J. Lithgow, S Wielgosz, R. Moore, R. Egan, K. Wilfinger, P. Arnold. 1' as li

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