Chaney High School - Lariat Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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Tl'-1 if L AN .. 1X V E Q Wi- . f GX Q5 l ! i N I J C ORCHESTRA It may be truthfully said that the orchestra is one of the most valuable organiza- tions in the school. When Chaney was opened! in 1926, the orchestra was founded under the direction of Mr. A. L. Sanders. From a group of beginning musicians it has developed into an imp-ortant factor of school and community activities. Only the best classical music is used, for jazz is not tolerated or used at Chaney in the instru- mental music department. The senior orchestra plays for all school assemblies an-di affairs, as well as for the numerous commencement functions. Mem-bers of the orchestra have been selected for the yearly all-city high s-chool onchestra which takes part in the annual concerts at the Stambaugh Auditorium. Their ability has been recognized through numerous re- quests to play at banquets, P. T. A. meetings, civic affairs, Community Chest Cam- paigns, dedicatory exercises and many other meetings. Much credit is idiue the orchestra for the valuable work they have done in building Chaney's fame throughout the city and state. DIFCCIOF .,....,....,,..,,.,..,. ..,. M r. A. L. Sanders Student Director . . . .... Walter Kloetzer Cycyk, Mike Flynn, Oneita Furman, John Galambossy, Ge-0 Gibson, Howard Gray, Thomas Heyman, Alfred Herfkins, Harry Heselov, Bernice Jones, joseph Page Seven ty- four rge MEMBERS OF THE ORCHESTRA Jurista, Bert Koby, Clifford Kloetzer, Walter Klupik, Elsie Krajci, Victor Namovsky, John Nelson, Wayne Regan, John Sostarie, Julia Schlobaugh, Carl Shouff, Ethel Stoll, William Stratigos, George Tellman, Martin Traut, Elizabeth Turner, Joe Weiner, Burnett Weiner, Jack Yeager, Frank Zanger, William Zouck, James

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49 3 1 fe -as KX 9 SENIOR BOYS GLEE CLUB The Boys Club has also increased their membership to 40. Many boys were dis- appointed in not being able to continue in the Glee Club this semester due to conflicts in schedules, but intend if at all possible to be ba-ck next September. They have been busy preparing for their appearance in the Mahoning Methodist Church and the Spring Concert. Adviser , . A ........,.,,, .... M iss Margery Nye Presidlent ....... , A Vice President ...,... Secretary and Treasurer Reporter ,......,..,. Bentley, Chuck Beny, William Brown, Darwyn Caventer, John Dean, Ralston Dickson, Earl Dulin, Raymond Estok, Andrew Fairweather, James Gunldry, Howard Hevener, Richard Hughes, Clinton Kishton, Donald Kutsko, Joseph Lang-don, Howard Lehner, Jack Lebro, Joseph OFFICERS MEMBERS . , . Paul Antalik , , . . . . joe Polisky ,. Clinton Hughes , Ray Dulin Moses, Robert Mrvale, Mike Petrick, Aducu Polisiky, Joseph Seiler, Harold Sekora, Alex Shea, Earl Shea, Ralph Sladen, Bud Smith, Andrew Speck, Bernard Howard Teter Toth, Louis Usher, Thomas Waite, Paul Williams, Paul Yeager, Frank Page Seventy-five Q AA 049 4.5 C

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319 Q Q BAND ' The stirring music of the Chaney Band has often spurred Chaney teams on to vic- tory. Half the zest and spirit of an athletic contest is missing if the band is not present to put spirit into the minds of the rooters as well as the players. A most pic- turesque setting is formed when the band marches down the field to the rhythm of spirited music with -colorful banners flying. Athletic contests are not the only place where the band excels. Parades, civic events, meetings, assemblies an-d' pep rallies find the Chaney band present in their flashy uniforms, ready to do their part in making these affairs successes. On January 14 it playedl several sele-ctions for the Benefit Shoe Fund Concert at Stambaugh Audi- torium. On February 12 it played for the dedication of the new West Side fire equip- ment, for which the entire West Side turned out. The uniforms, consisting of a cape and overseas hat are fashioned in the school colors, scarlet and gray. Director ,...... .,.. M r. A. L. Sanders Student Director . . . . , . Burnett Weiner Blattman, John Dickson, Donald Dickson, Earl Furman, John Gibson, Howard Gray, Thomas Herfkins, Harry Jones, Paul Jones, Joseph Koby, Clifford Nelson, Wayne Nanovsky, John Orr, Dick Peterson, Rose BAND MEMBERS Pupa, Andy Regan, John Rex, Thomas Schlabaugh, Carl Schuff, Richard Sikora, Alex Stoll, William Stratigos, George Tellman, Martin Turner, Joe Weiner, Burnett Weiner, Jack Yeager, Frank Yuhis, Lewis Page Seventy-three VV i AA U xg Q 1 v l 1 as C