Emmerich Manual High School - Ivian Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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MUSIC Orchestra — With a new conductor, Miss Roberta Trent, tapping out the commence signal, the Manual orchestra repeats its ac- tive role by supplying music for special auditoriums and school plays. A concert for the State Parent-Teachers Association in April was high point in outside appearances this year. Orches- tra members, who prefer the classics to boogie, also en- joyed Dr. Fabien Sevitsky ' s spring visit with the Indianap- olis Symphony Orchestra in a pop concert here. James Waltz Concert Master ' A BAND — At ease with drills and fancy formations, as well as their martial downbeats, the top band, under Mr. Charles Hen- zie, performs at games and pep sessions. They played at Scottish Rite Cathedral this year and par- ticipated in Memorial Day Serv- ices at Garfield Park. The organi- zation also entertained Hoosier royalty, Governor Henry Schrick- er, who addressed students on the Victory Corps March 1 0. Edward Lipp Drum Major ' B BAND — The B might stand for beginners who aspire to an A berth soon — with practice. Mr. Charles Henzie acts as lead- er and teacher while they are mastering band technique. De- spite war-time demands on time, enthusiasm for Sousa ' s marches marches on in B Band. Mean- while they continue to display their talents for the guinea pig freshman assemblies. Dance Band — The Hit Parade every Saturday night is old stuff to these swingsters, because they immediately recognize all the coming popular tunes and have them on tap for senior mixers and all-school dances. Their specialties? Mr. Five by Five and Ten Little Soldiers set toes to tapping in Roll Room 135 during an impromptu pro- gram. Mr. Charles Henzie di- rects the 1 1 -piece band in ac- tion. 32