Edison High School - Reflector Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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. L L i i i r -i i 1 i 1 i 1 i 1 T — — — — — — — «-- 1 .» ' ■ 1 J 1 I 1 FLUTES D. Negrelli B. E stock ALTO CLARINET L. Freeville H. Hamod TROMBONES B. Oliver M. Hann B. Glass J. Vuich B. Carter M. MacMillan R. Burge ALTO SAX M. Wiseman A. Cavanaugh C. Hess D. Jenkins FRENCH HORNS J. Carpenter J. Hite B. Sewell P. Wiseman C. Sheffler F. Barath CLARINETS A. Church S. Hale TENOR SAX J. Melchior L. Wall B. Neeley BASSES R. Westbrook P. McKinnon D. Appa R. Lynch G. Clifford C. Dailey CORNETS R. Church J. McCabe L. Ladd V. Corpus S. Tucker B. Windmiller M. Mollick A. Sewell C. Sassano S. Kusmierz PERCUSSION M. Kundrat A. Pruvenock E. Stahl BARITONE J. Proctor H. Corpus J. Williams J. Massey C. Molinaro G. Graham A. Morigi M. Mott B. Anderson H. Brown B. Grubesic This year the Concert Band has had the largest membership in the history of the organization. The group sponsored a magazine sale and Christmas dance for the purpose of buying ten new uniforms. The sixty- three bandmen participated in the Purdue broadcast, spring concert, Memorial Day parade, and gradu- ation exercises. Many members entered the regional solo contest, and won their share of awards. —

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BAND OFFICERS Stanley Kusmierz Harry Brown . . , Gena Piccolo . . . Rosanna Neeley. Miss Briley. . .. Miss Scheddell . President . . . Vice President Manager Band Fund Chairman Sponsor Director SECTION HEADS. . . . First Row Rosanna Neeley Flute June Proctor Drum Richard Westbrook Clarinet Second Row Carol Sheffler French Horn Gena Piccolo Saxophone Bernard Windmiller Cornet Third Row Casper Molinaro Trombone Raymond Lynch Bass Harry Brown Baritone

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FIRST ROW: Miss Feather, Director ; Maren Eryman, Lorraine Walker, Irene Hughes, Mary Turner, Roberta Burge, Janis Williams, Lillian Clifford, Sara Nelle Anderson, Evangeline Rios. SECOND ROW: Jo Ann Jones, Carol Dailey, Treasurer ; Darlene Gorr, Dolores O’Donnell, Barbara Miller, Vivian Orban, Eleanore Kaskadden, Helen Chavez, Barbara Leggitt, Mary Lou Sheets, Vice President. THIRD ROW: Jane Carter, Mary Ann Fleming, President; Donna Day, Secretary; Mary Mott, Margret Wells, Adele Freville, Loretta Riley, Betty Ann Wilson, Olive Richardson. The Glee Club was organized in 1942 for the girls particularly interested in vocal music. The members sponsored several dances; they presented an operetta, MARGIE GOES MODERN, and their annual Valentine program. The group furnished music for Christmas, P.T.A., Baccalaureate, and Commencement.