Lincoln High School - Flambeau Yearbook (Manitowoc, WI)

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The gentleman swinging out be- hind the brass is Bob Mlada, a rooting tooter. The bearskin hangs low on the brow of Adolph Kadow, stickman with the band. The lowest picture takes in the band going north. 141111 5 - Xrthur 3111111-ski, 11111111 1511t'l11J,1'r. 1111111110 31gl1t'u11'1, lluhl 1X1C1Z1gCI', lferex' llarler, lztlwaiid 1x11114ge11y, john 131112, 1.e---l.nh111Xl41, Robert Clarls, 111141111 lxolml:1lX, Lliwtcr b1L'Cl1INL'B5Ll', Adolph lxutlmx. Row -1--fYin111t1 lhlunll-ltl, lone lirurevr, 13111111111 1'iF11lLllWFL'k.'l11, Alton liuchm-l', 1 11111111 litllm-r, Clarence lirall, Donaltl l.Llx.1CI', Ruin-1'1 lirctlwt-11, Alxin 'l 11t1.1. l.u1er Push, Leonard Qiospoilzirtlx, Donald Pctirlk. Xlary Zinlwl, liail 1lUu1UlP11, Robert Speeht, -lark hlassopust, R0gcrl1u11l:1c11. R1-11 7-l,l11x1l lirivnsnolilu, Vfooclrmx' Stangcl, Dorothy Latin 151, Lester Sumpe, Hll curtain falls, a mother explains to 'lluniorf age nine, that the tromloonists really clon't swalloxx' their slitles, and another pre-tournament hand con- cert comes to a close. Baeli-stage the musicians relax antl begin to pack up, while some one, very conscientious, hurries about trying to discover who played that sour note in the second overture. Developing an excellent organization from Hrst-class material, Director Ruhn Boyd chose Yelva by Reis- siger and Finale from Neu' Xtorld Symphony by Dvorak for this year's tournament numbers.

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Row 3- -I Iazel Dorscli, I.t-1-jeliiieiq, XYavnc Qlcns. I.L'Nlt'F Xlarefmcrr, Quinn ,lung NYaIicr Surlus, Wilmer SPKIfI'll,klHIXI1 Nlariin. Paul Ziciiitr, licnneih Cai'- slcns, l.t-lancl Ililihartl, Alxin Xlilltr, Gerald Hall, .Xrlcne Slatll-ty, Rox I -I Izimlin Lim, Quentin Pccw, Ilmil I Iill, Rihcrt Xllzrlii, Illroy Brick. I limaril Wt 'Ili-ieteig Shirlex' IS irkgr, Qla: ipigliiixg I I 11:1 vi, Iizi igis 5.14511 1, .Xltrcil hrcciixxalti, Rzivin iisl XLllllx,l,11ll.ll1 i1i,f.1 ii. i., Nl.1sxi, Row lfliic XX clit-r. I2-iherr XYL-stphfil, Dave Koch, I Iugh Iifinar, jane XVt'llhocfer, Clciiplni I Ieiily, .Xtlclaiclc Iicllner. STORY... Since a ncxx system ol' contlucting hancl tournaments has heen clcxisccl, the l.incoln High Iiancl attcnclccl only one meeting, at Xlcst I3cl9crc, on Xlay' 22, Little is said alwout the hands presence at those Hrahf rahf' games of football and Iwaskethall. Perhaps the only comment heard is They take up too much room at the championship game. just imagine how the school song xvotiltl sotintl without the loyal support ol' the hand! lhrocltieing all thosc oompahs sccms, to thc Iistcner, to lac great sportg hut. Ioclicvc it or not, it taltcs plenty oil hot lips antl hartl xxorlt at a game to furnish Ye Stuclcsi' xxith entertainment. .AQ A man of notes, no less, is Mr- Boyd. He's following the progress of his marching bandmen. This time the band goes south. A graphic view of our windmen posing with the massive architec- ture of a band tournament.