Harrold Junior High School - Herald Yearbook (Greensburg, PA)

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Urchestra rchestra VIOLINS-S. Gamble, M. Aldrich, D. Griffith BELLS-R. Golobish, J. Cope, B. Brigaman, G. Gavatorta CLARINETS-M. Henry, A. Exton, G. Baughman, E. Garl-and PIANO-AS. Richards BASE I-IORNS-J. Goodlin, D. Good- lin, B. Lynn, J. Tompkins E FLAT HORNS-R. Baughman, D. Polica STRING BASS-D. Emmons FLUTES-S. Baughman, M. A. Cav- alier, P. Prizel TRUMPETS--J. Potiseck, J. Linhart, C. Wertz TROMBONES-N. Coates, T. Swartz, S. Tarr, D. Curtz, D. Rothwell, J. Barkovitz BARITONES-R. Gabonay, R. Bel- den, B. Yates SAX--J. Silvis, E. Hall, D. Baker, J. Gabonay DRUMS-D. Miller, W. Swartz, G. Tomison CELLOS-P. Ciotti FRENCH HORNS-J. Baur, K. Kerr

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Orchestra . . . Top-Western music at its best! Bottom-To the strains of the electric organ! 64 Played for all School Functions Orchestra Music hath charms that soothes us all. Man has always enjoyed expressing his emo- tions through this medium. Because of its im- pact on our society, all fields of music are given greater attention. Our Orchestra has made school life a more enjoyable experience. Each year graduation takes its rank. We found new and old students practicing continu- ally under Mr. Vonada's guidance. The demands of the Orchestra were many. Their activities for the year included the Open House program, Participating in the Christmas program, playing for all of the assemblies, the Spring Concert, the Operetta, and the grad- uation activities. During the year, Mr. Vonada underwent an operation and was, for a time, not with the group.

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Chorus . . . Mrs. Nancy Whirlow, Director Rehearsing for a program. Delighted in giving an Operetta Chorus Our Chorus this year proved itself adept at singing. As a group, it impressed us with its wide range of voices. It delighted us with its capable members, as evidenced by the Operetta and Graduation exercises. Composed of over 100 members, the Chorus was directed by Mrs. Nancy Whirlow. Sharon Richardiand Jane Kaylor were the ac- companists. They collectively participated in a Christ- mas program, Open House program in Novem- ber, Easter program, an Operetta, and Gradu- ation exercises. Individually, the Chorus was represented at the County Chorus by Peggy Geiger and Eugene Baughman. The Operetta, MARIANNE, was success- fully performed. Marianne is about to come into possession of the Emerald Mines. She is visited by an American girl friend and a party of Engineers, one of whom is immediately at- tracted to her. Ramon, an official from the bank which holds Marianne's property in trust, arrives to turn it over to her. He too is attract- ed to Marianne, and learning of Al Carter's in- tentions, attempts to discredit him. His plot fails, and all ends well. The Cast Marianne ..... .............................. P eggy Geiger Mabel ..,,........... ....... E laine Turney Marco ................. ......... I sadore Petrill Al Carter ,.....,..,..... ...... G ene Baughman Johnny O'Shea ..... ............ J ames Boice Ramon ................ ........ R ichard Nelson Monsara ........... ...... Fr ank Calabrese Policeman ....... ....... J ames Hutton 66