Eastern Academy - Echoes Yearbook (Paterson, NJ)

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POLL? :Song Lett to Right lseatediz B. Van Dyk, S. Haverkamp, Mr. W. De Vries iSponsorl, C. Tanis K. Petersg lstcmd- ingl: G. Hagedorn iTreas.l, E. Van Dyk lPres.l, P. Christophersen, E. Prins, R. Smith. THE UUABTET The Eastern Academy Quartet is com- posed of four Senior boys-Don Struyk, First Tenorg Dick Houskamp, Second Tenor, Gar Hagedorn, First Bassp and Bernie Van Heemst, Second Bass. The foursome got their start late in their junior year when they organized in order to participate in the Iunior-Senior Banquet. The close of the term soon after this event prevented any further activityg how- ever, the following year saw the boys per- forming very frequently, both in school programs and in activities sponsored by out- side organizations. ,M - ., x 'K i X N Q. .. . .... K X. ... as Q - X e Nw. g- ,- T' T' ' ' 'it gum-.. . .., MUSIC CLUB The purpose of the Music Club is to create within its members a deeper knowledge of and enthusiasm for music. In order to accomplish this We study present day composers, conduc- tors, and artists, as well as the past masters of the art of music. In addition We play record- ings in connection With our study of these composers and' their works. The plans of the Club include the attend- ing of radio broadcasts, concerts at Carnegie Hall, and musical plays. i, - - Lett to Right: Don Struyk, First R Tenor, Richard Houskamp, Second Tenorg Garret Hagedorn, First Bass, Bernard Van Heemst, Second Bass. ist ww '