Emerson High School - Emersonian Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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Boys ' BOYS’ BAND OFFICERS Seated : Arthur Benjamin. Standing,, left to right-. George Alexander, Ned Miller, Leland Pen- rod, Eugene Griffith, Jack Wilczy- nski, Rudolph Romischer, Marlin Landis. SOLO CORNETS Ned Miller Keith Fink Jack Wilczynski Eugene Griffith 1ST CORNETS Ronald Brown Rudolf Romischer Duane Smeltzer Allan Fink 2ND AND 3RD CORNETS Andrew Galka Tom Josivoff Russell Frame Mitchell Munyas FRENCH HORNS Boris Apostoloff Tom Motto Jack Williams HASSES Ricahrd Sappcnfield Volney Poe Warren Johnson Wilbur Holden BARITONES Stanley Strissell Bob Sheslcr SOLO CLARINETS Leland Penrod Robert Dawson Martin Landis Robert Boone Joe Urban Bill Platis Paul Walker 1ST CLARINETS James Ronchi Helen Fidler Bill Wood John Dematrakis Arthur Roy Don Wallace Donnie Taylor fege Twenty-two

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BANKING IN THE IJARK Upper row: Alice Condo, Bob Crane, Helen Donahoe, Dick Colley. Lower row: Jeanne Reece, Bill Kane, Margaret Apathy, Dick Swan. So much of the work of the social committee devolves around the chairman that we are indeed fortunate to have one who handles her responsibilities as well as Alice Condo has done this year. The work of this group is to supervise the sponsoring of all social functions and to see that all activities are carried on according to the rules of the school. Miss Reynolds is the head of this committee which is composed of two representatives from each class. Page Twenty-one

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Jd. 2ND AND 3RD CLARINETS Harold Anderson Connie Kennedy Vincent Mrzlack Leonard Barter John Castrinos Philip Turner Anna Mae Chervenak Maudie Johnson DRUMS George Alexander Richard Sunderland Melvin Lierman Robert Williamson TYMPANY George Alexander OBOE ALTO SAXAPHONE Bill Kemp Bernice Muczynkowski TENOR SAXAPHONE Arthur Benjamin FLUTE AND PICCOLO Charles Vargo Tom Brown John Kish Rudy Mohr TROMBONES Bob Burger Ed Steen Bob Shesler Gerry Goldman Kenneth Kirksey Kenneth Moiser Bill Lautenback Stanley Rzepka George Muras ALTO CLARINET Pat Fisch Norman Robinson The Emerson Boys’ Concert Band, led by drum major Charles Vargo, made its first appearance playing for the Golden Tornado football games. Other events included play¬ ing for the Teachers’ Convention on October 27, and playing several patriotic selections on Armistice Day at the Legion Hut. Also, the band performed on January 19, when the R.O.T.C. awards were presented by Mr. Harold Maxwell of the Chicago Tribune, and Lt. Col. Chauncey H. Hayden, Professor of Military Tactics for the Gary Regiment. The annual Boys’ Band Concert was given April 13, in Memorial Auditorium. Under the brilliant and skillful leadership of director Hubert S. Warren the band has won many national, state, and county awards and contests. Page Twenty-three