Monclova High School - Monclovian Yearbook (Monclova, OH)

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JUNIOR BAND THIRD ROW: J. Kerscher, M. Vitello, Mr. Warnock, S. Arcnam- bo, R. Dennis, J. Currier. SECOND ROW: H. Pfaff, B. Paxton, C. Cooper, T. Mastin, S. Meyers, M. Belcher, F. Suleski. FIRST ROW: G. Damore, R. Fruchey, D. Kruse, E. Tavernier, R. Kampfer, N. Bush. ABSENT: L. Henry, D. Longenecker. One of the greatest teachers of all times said wisely, Suffer the little children to come unto me. That is what we say to the junior band and all prospects. To see a young gmmpsuohas we have this year is enough to do anyone's heart good. We can truly say 'The roots of the band are deep.n This group startai in at the very tott m this year. They climbed steadily until they climaxed the year's work with their appearance in the Monolova Music Festival. The unfortunate thing is that so many times we lose some of our most talented members. The chances are great that we may not have Dmna Longenecker and Thelma Mastin with us next year. For some reason trained musicians never move in. Nev- ertheless we are sure that those who are left will do a fine job of making up for those who leave.

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SENIOR BAND FOURTH ROW: G. Allen, M. Curtis, M. Kampfer, A. Tanner, J. Bell, J. Trapp, J. Curtis. THIRD ROW: J. Womack, E. Phipps, J. McCreery, L. Mastin, B. Beers, H. Butz, K. Heslet, V. Kruse, M. Kampfer. SECOND ROW: L. Paxton, D. Schwieterman, R. Damore, T. Bel- cher, B. Phipps, Mr. Warnock, Director, M.Holliker, V. Ley, C. Kruse, A. Womack, N. McClure. FIRST ROW: D. Kerscher, P. Barton, N. Armbruster, M. Meyers, D. Frusher, P. Wicks, M. Woods, B. Bell. This year we believe our band has surpassed all other years in quality of playing. We have put all our time on a better grade of music. It seems that in the long run the better music is the type that is the longest remembered. Current popular music will mean little fifteen years from now. On the other hand, music by Mozart or Sousa will be Wbfulmuch next year, ten years from now or one hundred years from now. Some of the activities which many will want to remember are the trip to the Ohio State Fair, thejg ticipation in the 'Urea dunmand piece Farm Bureau Band, and the nineteen forty- two Lucas County Festival directed by Louis Pete of Ashland. We are sorry to see some of our best players who are sanxus leave us, but we find encouragement in our ample sup- ply of new nmnbers. Thoseleavinglour rank this year are Helen Butz, Paul Ehret, and Allen Tanner. To them we say, Uwe hope that the experiences you have gained through our activity may be a pleasure to you in years to come.N

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TONETTE CLUB THIRD ROW: Miss Bender, J. Sanford, J. Strayer, M. Smitn, M. Suleski, B. McClure, E. Sutton. SECOND ROW: B. Stamm, B. Pfaff, B. Belcher, M. Markley, K. Aurand, J. Chapman. FIRST ROW: D. Grabowski, R. Kruse, J. Davis, J. Kruse, M. Butz. RHYTHM BAND THIRD ROW: B. Patrick, B. Hartman, M. Dart, D. Shaffer, H. Smith, G. Davila, R. Schiffer, B. Coder, H. Holloway, Miss Connor. SECOND ROW: R. Bush, B. Scnaller, C. Pfaff, E. Bullis, D. Bandeen, P. Powers, D. Davis, S. Bruning, M. Mastin. FIRST ROW: C. Barton, M. Pfaff, C. Womack, J. Hoover, J. Da- vila, J.Suleski, M.Sulesk1, D. Morrison, D. Neeper, R. Butz.