Joseph Le Conte Middle School - Le Contean Yearbook (Hollywood, CA)

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T roubadour Singers This is the junior organization of the Boys' Chorus Club. both of which are under the direction of liae Wheeler Nightingale. This enthusiastic group has made a careful study of four-part songs, providing enjoyable entertainment and happily surprising their audiences with their splendid voices and interpre- tation of songs. Four performances of the musical comedy. UScrubs, from A'Freshies, were given by the Troubadours, with the assistance of the orches- tra. A reception to parents and friends followed the first performance. The members are as follows: Top row, left to right: VValter Smith, john Cameron, Louis Harper. Bobby Bennett, Nlelvin Sheirel, Hymen Novack. Pierson VVright, Frank Rogers, Richard Nolan, Delzen Tiffany, Frank Paup, Lloyd Lueke. Third row: George Ishiyama, Wilbiir Leypoldt, George jenkins, Arno Singhoff. Bliss lklargaret Schultz feadet, If. C. L. AJ, Blrs. Nightingale. Junior Somerindyck, Hal Vvade, Qliver Beaulieu, Billy l'IcQuade. Second row: George Gehrkins, Robert Hill, George blurphy. jim llloore. Phillip Hostetler, Aubrey Nunes, Arthur Hudson, Jack Stumph. First row: Frederick Jenal, Nlorris Feldman. llarvin Koolish. Richard Russell, Tony Nlonteleone. Paul Benjamin. Absentees: Eimei Kato. Arthur Palmer. Elbert Umhey. Howard VVilson and Doraine Dent and NeDean Joiner, accompanists. H51

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I 14 'f l 0 I i ,Am -gn fyfr V f Senior Orchestra The Senior Orchestra is one of the most popular organizations at Le Conte and is very ably directed by Mr. joseph Jean Gilbert. The members of this orchestra have added a great deal of enjoyment to every school entertainment. Only the highest type of music is studied by this group, making it a very difficult task to be a member. The orchestra has made many very successful appearances this year. The reception received by the students at the Forum Club, in Hollywood, the Y. NI. C. A., and the lblental Hygiene Association was enough to make Le Conte proud of the musicians and their director. The students who appear in the picture, reading from left to right, begin- ning at the top row, are Stuart Moulin, Marshall Lewis, Junior Topham, Bob Cavanee, Clyde Longe, Charles Metz, VVendell Hellman, Bartley Hunt, Robert McLane, james Green, Carl llflerrill. Second row: Helen Coulter, Nlargaret Kirchhofer, Gertrude Rendall, hlargaret Hirshfield, Elsie de Kolty, lVIr. J. Gilbert, Lila Mae Jefferies, Pauline Hauskens, Velma Richards, Isabelle Ann lbliller, Edith McConnell. Third row: Mary Kestner, Elaine Coulter, Warner VVeeks, Jane Paul, Harriet Hannah, Charles Hunter, Max Schlacter, Jane Chase, Saretta Traub. Fourth row: Leonard Gazin, Paul Tull, Garner Hamm, Frank Keller, Albert Busciolano, Bob Curran, Mieren Oswell. H61 CZ-vi 1 l. or r 'Ra 1 ,,f J 7 JS