East Leyden High School - Eagle Yearbook (Franklin Park, IL)

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CLARINETS—H. Mudgett. L. Cundiff, E. Rohlfes, B. A. Grabcr, M. St'tc: , A. Mueller, I . Schulze. T. Michels. K. Cramer, I.. Farver, (i. Hachmeister, L. Kirmse. E. Watson, R. Hedlund, V. L Sherry 15. Strickland, J. Thilges. V. Orrick. I). Tliew, M. Retry, L. Gregory. E. Henry. BASS CLARINETS—S. Carlino, L. Imbler. BASSOON H. Nelson. ALTO CLARINET—S. Gilbert. FLUTES—A. Boyd. M. I.undum. L. Helwes. R. ('miner. ALTO SAX V. Strouse. A. Ruby. K. Latoria, J. Tiffin, J. Tudor. Simonson, E. Evans. P. Loqucrcic. A I’asqtiali. TENOR SAX— H. Nohr. OBOE—M. Reed. I. Matthews. CORNETS R. Kirkwood G. Robertson, M. Casino. V. Amling, R. '• (Concert C )rch ed trci FIRST VIOLINS—T. Carncsciali. M. Deniond, L. Farver. B. Ilillemever, R. Naum oft, M. Sieger. ’. Warner, J. Wildncr. SECOND VIOLINS V. Br tt. B. Clark. 1. Hansen. B. Surak, M. Weigaml, T. Worthey. VIOLAS C. Ellstrom, F. I'abric, M. Folkerts, R. Lynch, 1. Stemmier. C. Terpstra. CELLOS .M. Austin. S. Brott. R. Drury, H. Stellman. II. Zimmerman. TROMBONES—C. Hcrmstrom, M. T. Neilsen, PIANIST—M. Michel. Deike. M. A. Godar, O'Connell. F. Stretch. Du rland. V. 1-orenri F. Simon.

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limns, II. Johnson, (I. Festi, Karl Winkcl. Edward Ruff. Angelo Chiarilli. FRENCH' HORNS—1). Turner, M. Fritz, K. Metzdorf. I). Latoria. R. Nelson, 1. Mmlgett, L. Miller. BARITONES A. Sanders. 1). Schoberg, R. LaPresti. TROMBONES -( . Matthews, C. llerinstrom, M. J. Neilscn, M. Lueth, M. Enger, F. Stretch. STRING BASS I. Kaclilcr. BASSES V. Nietlerineycr. R Miller. I.. Nielsen, F. Greaves. DRUMS -II. Papadakis, F. Stein, J. McGrath, VV. Jensen, W. Wassmund, W. Mitchell, II. Hansen, E. Mitchell. BASSES- I.. Crysler, C. Hunier, M. Itnblcr, J. Kaehlcr. (). Matthews, A. Mvers, V'. Niedermaver, M. Retry. E. Watson. M. Wilson. CLARINETS I.. Cundiff. H. Grabct. II. Mmlgett. E. Rohlfcs. I . Schulze. FLUTES A. Boyd, I.. Helwes. M. Lundum. OBOES I. Matthews. M. Reed. TRUMPETS K Kirkwood. E. Ruff. G. Robertson. E. Winkel. HORNS M. Fritz. I.. Metzdorf, J. Mmlgett. I). Turner. DRUMS—J. McGrath. H. Papadakis. F. Stein. MUSIC! MUSIC! MUSIC! The band, orchestra, chorus, and dance band prove that Leydenites are musically inclined. With enviable records in every division, the conductors and their organizations are to be commended for the fine records (and recordings) they have brought to Leyden which are well known to the musical world. I JAM) First place honors at the district and second at the state contest as well as first honors in the American Legion Youth Convention contest were some of the laurels presented to Mr. Krueger and our eighty-live piece band. Rated as the best class B organization in the state and one of the best marching bands in the country, hive of its musicians successfully traveled through the district, state, and national solo contests. In the national contest Vincent Xicdermeyer was accorded first place, Laurabelle Farver received a two plus rating, Roland Kirkwood a second, and Olwen Matthews and Dolores Turner received third place rating. Aileen Boyd and Dolores Turner earned second place in the national student director competition. W ith musicians like these stu dents, the band has had occasion to travel some six hundred miles to demonstrate its ability. ORCHESTRA Mr. Stark and the sixty-five members of the orchestra have had a busy and mentor able year. The highlight of its 1938-39 session was the winning of first honors in sight reading and second honors in concert playing at the district contest, March 31. Included in the year's program were the presentation of two home concerts and performances at both the junior and senior class plays.