Le Roy Central School - O At Kan Yearbook (Le Roy, NY)

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a fi A . f'- .if 1,3 1' 1 y 'Q.,I',5'i A ,,,.,.1 , I.1 . . Q. ft.'f' 1 ..-:r.x'...HTg?l.-E31311:-AfT-L'1.:flum.:f- Jn'-- 3 W 4' and Bands too '--------'-----------------'--'--------------------'------'--------'---'--'-----'------'--'------'-- -'-- --'---'---- '- --'- - ---' - '-------'-- t I The junior Band is an organization composed ol music stu- dents who are preparing to become members of the Senior Hand. ln this training period they are able to become accustomed to read- ing band music and conducting. Under Mr. Luther's active baton they produce some very good music. Some day these students will make up the Senior Band, and will help our dear old Alma Mater tu shine ever brighter at football games and spring Sectionals. Junior Band Fourth Row: J. Frank, J. Iilllllvllll, J. F1'nt. A. Izxnnvllu. J, l'u1'vi11nigli:1, Il. lf':i1.ning. IC. Maint-also Mr. Luther. . , Third Row: E. Ilzlttzigrlizi, I.. I'I:1111lysiil1-, L. I.:lc-llnir-lit. M. 'l'1'nmliori-. IL. Milne. I'. 'lll'lIllllNll'l', l Sinnnous. J. Jenner, S. Le-anlley. Il. Miller, R. Sinelzuir. T. Stem-n. 'l', Ste-1Ten. Ser-und Huw: F, 0'Geen, ll. S-elilen, V. llurr, T. S4-ott, J. Frzunk. I . Fzinningr. l.. Stl-vi-1':-wil. 1 , Fk'l'l'2ll'il. J. Fiorito, D. I miles. Front Huw: B. Knnego, N. Frost, I.. Coin-. lf. I':1nepento. Bl. Al'1IIIll7l, H, .lm-kson, ll. 1'1'u1nwi -- 25 Ee-- N1 . . 1, , T .. I

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3 W-at , wwvmwzumnbxx mmmw. The Mikado H N1 'Zmm I f A -,Aw fa Boosting the morale oi L. H, S. miners by song and harmony are the choral organizations. Under the direction of Miss Erickson the chorus again took up its study of music. Each hrst period. strains of lovely music were finding their way to the ears of the other students. The officers of girls' and boys' chorus respectively were: President -Bernice Selden and Dick XYhit- ingg Secretary and Treasurer- Agnes Leone and Tom Scott: Li- brarians-'loyce Mooney, Barbara Murray, lT1'El11lillll Davis and Paul Baube. Gilbert and Sullivan's The Mi- kado was presented ,-Xpril 29 at 8:1511 m. The cast was as follows. Mikado - -loseph Di Francisco Nanki-Poo - Dick XYliiting Ko-Ko - -lim Arrington l'ish Tush - Hubert Hamm Pooh Bali - Bob .lohnson Yum Yum - :Xnn Gleason Pitti Sing - Eleanor Kelsey Peep Bo - Bernice Selden Katisha - Mary Ellen XYalkley Rolf 'l'horkildsen was accompan- ist. -- at

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