Lemasters High School - Parnellian Yearbook (Lemasters, PA)

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Row 1--Genifrede Smith, Merrill Bivens, Jean Gluck, Helen Gift, Jimmy Blatten berger, Mary Failor, Pauline Hoke. Row 2-Ruth Annu Failor, Nhyle Hollenshead John Pfoutz, Paul Hoke, William Maun, Milton Gurus. Row 3--William Failoi, Jean Myers, Edgar Hoifeditz, Lois Hawhaker, Wayne Hissong, John Mackey Jr Thomas Fries, Warren Anderson, Mr. Hnmil. Trumpets RIARY FAILOR PAUL HDNE XNILLIAM AIAUN JAMES BLATFENB ER Trombone: JEAN AIYERS WILLIAM FAILOR Emma HoFEEuI'rz Cornet joIIN Prourz Tenor Drum THOMAS FRIES GER Ban Alto Horns LUIS HAXVBAKER VVAYNE HIssoNc Cllrineh BIERRILL BIVENS GENII-'REnE SMITH HELEN GIE1' llllLTON GARNS RUTH ANNA FAILOR NIIVLE HoLLENsI-IEAn Slxnplmne XVARREN ANDERSON Blu Drum Jmm AIACKEY, JR. Band Lcndvr ......., ....... ...... M R . HAMII.

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Edilor-in-Chief ..,,... .....,..... S ARA Erma Row 1--Edgar Stoner, Betty Crawford, Vcra Etter, Howard Mellntt, Jean Barmont, Sara Etter, Raymond Overcash, Leona Whitmore, Mildred Reeder, Charles Gift. Row 2-Bernard McLucns, Miss Hotfeditz, Lois Hawbaker, Mary Failor, Anna Lee DeLauder, Ethel Houpt, Susan Rockwell, Betty Faith, Edna Hollinger, Mary Jarrett, Jean Byers, Cleone Hoover, Helen Heisey, Creston Rosenberry, Lester Mussleman, Cloyd Hollenshead. Row 3-Richard McCullough, William Lowans, Harold Haw- bnker, John Mackey, Jr., Helen Gift, Lorma McLucas, Pauline Hake, Merrill Bivens, William Failor. Vox Scholae EDITORS Associate Editor ..,.,.,. Frulnrc Edilor ....,.. .-lrl Edilors ..,.. Sport: Edilor ....,.. .-llnmui Edifar .......,............. Excllange Editor .......,............. Grade School Nam Edllar ........,..,........................ Hilsillvss Manager ........ Ad:'r'rll':iug Manager ..... Circulation Manager ....... Prinling Manager ......... Firmucial .-ldrisrr ,..,.. Edilorial .-ld':'i.vvr ....,. MANAGERS JEAN BARMON1' SUSAN Rocxwam. Wu.i.um Flxzmn H JOHN Mfxcm-:r, JR. RICHARD BICCULLOUGII V1-:mx ETTER IWILDRED R1-:Euan LEONA XVIIITMORE Howmm Manor-r . CRESTON Ros!-:Nmznmr . ,..,,... lklsmuu. BIVENS EDGAR S'roNx-:R MR. LAuscH Miss Hoi-'FF.n1'rz

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ilk W Revived by Mr. Hamil after a six years' elapse of time, the new school 'band is new showing great promise for the future. Its membership numbers twenty and is comprised of youngsters from the fourth grade through high school. The last organized band. at Lemasters High School faded out in 1932, although an orchestra continued until 1935. These instrumental music organizations, conducted by Mr. Donald K. Bonney, were, according to L-H.S.'.e1umni, very successful and won much glory for themselves. From the departure of Mr. Bonney until the present time the school has been without either 'band or orchestra. Although Mr. I-Iamil and his musical preteges have practiced faithfully diring the last' activity period three days a week since September, and have shown much progress, they have not yet made any public or even school appearances. Rumors are existent, however, that the ,group plans to hold longer practices at night in preparation for s, benefit concert before the close of school. The band is scheduled to play the processional for the graduating class on Commencement Night. The development of a bend is 11 long, slow process- Mr. Hamil and his twenty musicians already deserve much credit for their perseverance and patience. By next year L.H.S. should have a really functioning hand.