Harrison High School - Vista Yearbook (Harrison, OH)

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The Band 1lfIajorr'Itr's: R. Lewis, A. Hollowell, N. Taylor. lfiml li'mv: K. liiklor. ll. Kaiser. NV. Skipton, XV. llourquein. G. Radenlieimer, R. Bunnel, Nl. Campbell. R. Grnlxlms, Monroe. S4-fuml Roni: li. llonrqnein. C. UlxCCllllGlI1l, ll. Minges. ll. Rupp. AI. KIllCl'. S. Cllippinger, -I. l.ytle, M. Bonrqnein, M. Calvert. Mr. Wenilling. 'l'hir1l Razr: R. Fruit. l'. Ogden. W. 'lilll'l'Cll. M. Grulmlms, W. Means. G. Woodrulli. l.enunel, R. B0lll't1lIClll. M. Benson. The concert program of the hand included the afternoon and evening performances at the Carthage Fair. An innovation this year was the Harrison Hollowe'en Party, at which the band led the parade. On the evening of November eleventh the American Legion held an Armistice celebration for which the band supplied the music. The Fathers' Night P.T.1l. program which is always looked forward to with great anticipation. gave the hand its next opportunity for a concert appearance. As usual the band program of the year reaches its culmination with its appearance in the celebration with the American Legion on Decoration Day. HAND SCHEDUIL, 1947 C.uu'ii,u:u FAIR llALLOXVli-EN P.ui'rv JXRMISTICE .lDAY FATIIERYS NIGHT - P.T. A. IJECORATION IDAY Page Forty-ljfglzt

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The Band Alajm'1'It1's: A. Hollowell, R. Lewis, N. Taylor First Razr: XV. Means, M. Benson, R. Bonrquein. I.ennnel. Second Row: J. Minges, M. Gruhhs, W. Tnrrell. l'. Ogden. Tlzirrl Row: C. Greenham, Lytle. K. Eiklor. B. Kaiser. Fourth Row: M. Campbell, M. Bourqnein. S. Clippinger. B. Rupp. Fifth Row: li. Bourqnein, R. Grulmlis, W. Skipton, j. Rater. Sixlh Roni: M. Culvert. U. Woodrull. R. Fruit. Sr'1u'nlIz Row: G. RllllClll1CllllCl', R. llunnel, W. Bourquein. Monroe. OUR MA RCHING HA ND Under the excellent supervision of our director, Mr. Wendling, our band played at all the home Football games. The hand worked very hard in developing the forma- tions used in their pleasing half-time presentations at each football game. Those of us who only stand and watch appreciate the endeavor and accomplishments of this very fine musical organization. Page l w'ly-Nina