Harding High School - Folio Yearbook (Bridgeport, CT)

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.s .-X ,-if-X ji,THE STYLUSjfi4f THE ORCHESTRA R. Cordnccr, Morello, Wollncr, V. Abercrombie, D. Riccio, A. Nietro, B. Friedman, W. lialcioni, J. Paumi P. Zerelly, A. Bieziewski, C. Popp, R. NlcDermott, S. Bonczek, E. Bowinski, A. Niarciolti, R. McDei'i11ott, F. Mitchell, A. Baldwin M. Brisco, M. Ribnyak. E. Fricke, G. Cohen, R. A. H. Clark, A. Mzlzurik, M. Miller, E. Cobbur, R. Allen, .S. Havanich 1. Srttenery, I. Burns, P. Zadoff, R. Powell, H. Youlig, F. Petruccelli, F. Casterinu, E. MeMaugl1 The Musical Crganizations We can well be proud of our musical or' ganizations, directed by Mr. R. A. H. Clark. Besides their cultural value to the student body, they have helped to form school pride and increase what is so essential to a new school,-school spirit. From the beginning of the football season, thru the basketball and basball seasons, our band has urged the teams on to victory, and the orchestra has put en' thusiasm into our assemblies with its spirited marches. On December 16, 1927, the band made its formal debut, and all four musical organizaf tions appeared in the first big concert of the kind which we have held. That Friday even' ing in our auditorium marked the beginning of a series of concerts of which we can truthfully say, L'The more the better. The following program was given: March--Soldiers of Fortune .......... ............ P ryor Andantino ............................................ ............. L emare ..........Savino Tientsin-The Orchestra ......... Spring Is Here ...................................................... Huerter My Love is Like a Red, Red Rose ......... Hastings Girls' Glee Club A. An Indian Squaw Song ........... ........... M organ .............Wilson B. The Pretty Creature ........... C. No Limit .................................... . ............. .......... C rist Lealia joel Hulse Amourette ..................................................................... Klemiu My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice ......... SaintfSaens The Orchestra

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STYL 5 The Jolly Blacksm,ith's Lay ............ ............. G eibel Kindling VVood ....,.....,..,.................... ...,,........,. A non The Wild Red Rose .......................................... Coerne The Boys' Glee Club The Swan ........................................,................ SaintfSaens Medley of Irish Airs .......,........................................ Lake The Orchestra Plantation Melodies fArranged by Helen Dymond BenedictJ A. This old Religion Cid Negro Revival Song B. Cindy .........,........,................................ Old Folk Song C. When I'm dqid and buried Funeral Song D. Ben by de Watch ............ Old Baptizing Song Lealia Joel Hulse The Scoutmastcr ................................................ Chenette Symphonic Sc-renade..,... ..... .-. ........ ..... Chenette Eternal Spring ................................................... Engleman March and Tableau The Band The members of the Girls' Glee Club tak' ing part were A. Batchelder, M. Liscinsky, E. Hajdu, A. Canfield, M. Cosgrove, K. Boy' han, L. Crocco, E. Frascatore, E. Balog, G. Conlon, F. Vitka, M. Miller, A.SweLtesky, M. Johnston, C. McDermott, H. Kimmerlen, L. Mayer, D. MacDougall, M. Caswell, H. Connor fpresident of the clubj, C. Suinon, A. Colgan, , I,4Ca,rbone, M. Sex' ton, A. Cubelli, M. Fogary, A. Lesko, I. Kelley, I.. Varese, E',YHasfl,men, PLSaul, E. Igesper, E. Wagner, M. Kelly, I. Coughlin, Al Rader, A. Kelly, A Flaunagan, C. Hotz, M. Booth, A.'Herman, M. Keegan, M. Meyer. The encores given the Boys' Glee Club showed it to be extremely well received. Those who sang were Popp, F. Motyl, R. Thompson fsecretary of the clubj, ,A. Hanuf sovsky fpresidentj, P. Zapatocky, M. Dober, A. Emmons, W. Robstock, C. Munger,- J. Russo, A. Schine, C. Umstatter, J. Russo, R. Gordneer, H. Appleby, H. Foote, F. Couture, Havanich, A. Schefkind, D. Amos, R. Jacob, P. Carrubba, K. Dolan. The musical organizations have made pub' lie appearances on the following occasions: the orchestraw-The Business Educators' Con- vention, Stratfield Hotel, Concert, St. Paul's Parish House, Fairfield, Concert, Long Hill, the band-The Teachers' Convention, How- land's Dry Goods Store, the Odd Fellows' Parade: the Memorial Day Parade, the Gym' nastic Exhibition, Bcardslcy Park, and the Fairfield County Fair. The Band comprises clarinetsQR. McDer- mott, D. Riccio, N. Spinelli, V. Abercrom' bic, B. Friedman, M. Ribnyak, W. Stowe, A Baldwin, E. Rowe, M. Hyra, C. Roberts, A. Ettore: horns-P. Zadoff, R. Powell, M. Bris- coe, R. Gabler, barytone-E. Rowinski, trum- pets-J. Settenery, A. McDermott, R. John' son, J. Walsh, W. Actor, H. Ritter, A. Shermer, H. Foote, C. Beers, piccollo-E. Flynn, saxophones, J. Burns, H. Young, S Bonczek, trombones-A. Emmons, W. Der- man, J. Crannell, tubas-T. Hewitt, W. Mc' Govern, cymbals-W. Kelly, drums-E. Mc- Maugh, T. Hungerford, drum major-E. Flynn. The orchestra consists of the following personnel: first violins-R. Gordneer, G. Popp, P. Zerelly, E. Rowinsky, E. Fricke, G. Cohen, R. Allen, P. Zadoff, A. Metro, A. Biziewski, M. Ribnyak, second violins- E. Havanich, W. Falcioni, M. Briscoe, A. Ma' Zurick, M. Miller, F. Mitchell, J. Paumi, J. Wollner, F. Castorina, J. Marello, J. Gombar, P. Petrucelli, cellos-S. Havanich, S. Bonczek, clarinets-AR. McDermott, V. Abercrombie, D. Riccio, N. Spinelli: trumpets-J. Settenf ery, R. Johnson, hornfll. Powell, oboe-A. Mariotti, flute--E. Flynn, saxophones-J. Burns, H. Young, A. Baldwin, trombone--A. Emmons, tuba-W. McGovern, drums and tympani-E. McMaugh, L. DiCaprio, pianists -A. Sherman, R. McDermott, M. Sauter, E. Emmons.