Lincoln High School - Quill Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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USIC BE v AY rifli c. F I ,V ..g.Q 4, ' Q mv' WOODWIND SECTION-Row 1: A. Greco, S. Pirano, G. Kahnea, R. Conrad. SECOND VIOLIN-Row I: R. Muel- ler, T. Austin, A. Cali, A. Collura, I. Pangallo. CELLO AND BASS-Row I: V. Di Piazzo, O. Tankersley, B. Behnke. How 2: G. Sims, I. Banks. PIANO AND TYMPANI-Row I: F. Pipito, P. Petta, S. Calio. FIRST VIOLINS-Row I: M. Wenger, I. Giuffre, S. Germana, G. Hoge, R. Sparacio, P. Ciano. BRASS SECTION- Row I: G. Gayhart, I. Kane, B. Hahn, W. Theis. IIHCHLTR The school orchestra, through performances at school programs, has given the students of Lincoln High an appreciation of really fine music. During the year it has not only entertained the students at the Spring Concert, but it has also provided music at the senior play, Christmas per- formance, and Honor Day program. The orchestra has also given several performances for the entertainment of pupils invited from the various neighborhood grade schools. The concerts were enjoyed and appreciated. It has been through Miss Brune's excellent training, with the combined enthusiasm, musical talent, and ambition of a number of our students that this fine orchestra has developed. 25

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I ff! .Q we A Km CLARINETS-Row I: R. Brugman, V. Letizia, K. Kessner, B. Mickelson. Row 2: C. Kruger, A. Ledger, B. De Rosia, N. Rondinelli. Row 3: A. Greco, D. Peoples, S. Piraino, I. Balestrieri. TRUMPETS AND TROMBONES- Row I: W. Theis, W. Hahn, P. Nannetti, L, Adornato, C. Benford, H. Iones, E. Burant. Row 2: D. Townsend, I Loeb, H. Stern, V. Bruno, R. Schulls, R. Tollefson. FLUTES AND SAXOPHONES-Row I: R. Conrad, G. Koss, G Kahne, F. Comella, M. Larkin, C. Mazzone. FLAG-BEARERS AND DRUM MAIORETTES-Row I: P. Hollweck, I Schull, I. Tjomas, I. Harvey, I. Norton. HORNS AND BASSES-Row 1: F. Lisi, P. Pietrangelo, G. Gayhart, I Kane, I. Trivalos, R. Kamm. Row 2: A. Sims, I. Banks. DRUMS-Row l: R. Zielkowski, Y. Leonard, H. Ramsey F. Pipito, I. Newell, C. Sherkow, S. Calio, E, Monte. HA ll During the three years he has been in Lincoln High School, Mr. Mohr has succeeded in developing an excellent band. One of their most important projects during the year was the Spring Concert which brought many corn- plirnents from the students and faculty. They have given several Music Ar:- preciation Concerts for the entertainment of pupils invited from the various neighborhood graded schools. The band also performed at all football games. The Victory Song and Alma Mater seemed to be the field favorites. Its outside activities have included concerts given in various parts of Mil- waukee, and participation in the All City Music Festival 4

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Howl B Behnke R Maglro F Schulz R Srms D Gundoll G Gayheart H Mashek M Larkm E Gutsche G Armour B Boldrzar B Morrrson S Bohr Row 2 I Busalacchr A Mussomell I Farwell E Georg T Manno A Dor1a M COl1Ck1 Callo K Wrnter R D1Salvo L Balxst 1er1 M Bomxer I Palazotto D Lamg B Alessr Comella Row 3 B Demetropoulos F Pallerra M l..aPorte P Orlando D Gardeles B Colla P Holl Row 4 O Tankersley T Luedtke F Lrsr I W1'h1te E Kopacz I Studzmskr E Gorskr R Sweet H Iones I Trrvalos R Franceschr S Costa R Ollver P Prrarno T Gumma A l APPEll!-l PHIIIH Due to the efforts ol Mr Mohr and the students themselves Llncoln Hrgh School has a cholr to be proud ol Those who W1Sh to belong to the chorr are glven a tryout by Mr Mohr A year 1n the chorus class 1S usually re qurred before a student can Joln the cholr The A Cappella has been featured rn many school programs much to the emoyrnent of 1ts hsteners At the Chrrstmas season 1t IS the custom for the chorr to Walk through the halls S11'1gl1'1g carols Thxs year before appearlng at the Mrlwaukee Aud1to zum rn company wrth other hlgh school choruses the A Cappella spent many months 1n rehearsmg therr songs The result was worth the llort 1. S4 'flu . '11, .r. 'A .': ', . AI . R, . weclr, Dorsey, E. Monte, E. TaylorI R, Molllcal M. Mazharella, F. Mancuso, Rl Mallon. I ,