Marion High School - Mariton Yearbook (Belle Vernon, PA)

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HMARICN I-IIGI-I SCHOOL BAND With their new uniforms and majorettes and their snappy marching, the Band has finally come into their own. Their appearance at all foot- ball games added a collegiate touch and doubtlessly had much to do with the success of our team. Under the capable direction of Mr. M. E. Re- pine, our band has Hourished and has risen from its pit of oblivion to its present high standing in the district. One of the high spots of the year came when our organization Won a highly coveted prize in the Belle Vernon parade for the best music. Those graduating from the band are Charles Miller, Bert Osborne, Tony Blatnik, Matt Stefanick, Bill Liptrot, and Danny McDonough. With them goes our wishes for happiness and success in all their under- takings. Firsf Row-M. G-argan, E. Kulclar, J. Weldon, E. Skiles, M. Vaughn. L. Van Bremen, A. Livingston, W. Hamer. M. Lynn. S. Jolley. Second Row-J. McClintock. V. Coslraella, R. Van Bremen, R. Gardner, J. Gaul. C. Van Bremen. G. Blacka. C. Kramer, M. Mullen, M. E. Repine. J. Gocldisarf. pine, J. Godclisari. Third Row-R. Branlhoover, R. Jones, S. Livingslon, F. Sficlcel. R. Propes, S. Gregar, B. Van Bremen, D. White. Fourth Row-G. Sficlcel. S. Thealcslon, D. McDonough. B. Osborne, K. Slickel, B. Kramer, B. Winn, G. Osborne, J. Glodfelty. Flffh Row-B. Jolley. C. Varsel, J. Jolley. M. Srefanick, T. Blafnik, C. Miller, B. Lipirof, D. Hamilton. C. Blaeka. 48

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I-IULA DANCE BAND This season following the lead of the modern maestro-Mike Repine -the Marion Dance Band began to click on all cylinders. The band blends in mellow unison that makes for your dancing and listening pleas- ure. The sax section plays smoothly with nice work throughout. Charlie Blacka and his hot guitarn in the rhythm section adds a lot to every ses- sion. The nifty work on the ivories is done by Kathleen Scullion. Danny McDonough's and Bill Liptrot's work on the trumpets is really something worth talking about. Miller and Varsel are unbeatable when it comes to giving out on their wailing 'isliphornsf' Everything comes in for a drub- bing by that madman of drums-- Bert,' Skilesf' The vocals are done by our romantic ballad man, Danny lWcDonough. Danny sings in a slow, moving manner that is sure to send you down lVIemory Lane. A combination like this can only lead to one of the top dance bands around, and one that is gaining new popularity each day. Sax-S. Gregor, S. Theakslon, F. Sficlcel. Gabriels-B. Lipfrot, D. McDonough. Drum-E. Skiles. Piano-D. Nagy. Trombones-C. Miller, C. Varsen 49