Notre Dame High School - Juggler Yearbook (Harper Woods, MI)

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ty It FIRST CCNCERT -fi With the Band giving its interpretation of Stormy Weather , Al Borrell, front row, seems to have run into some trouble of his own. Sitting behind him, but in full control of their wits are, from left to right: .lack O'Brien, Larry Lumetto, Michael Okonowski, and Ronald Della- morag back row: Clarence Meerschaert, Ralph Smiecinski, Ronald Grenda and Richard Houghten. Clarinet and trumpet sections showing in the front row, left to right, Bob Cunnin ham secretar ofthe band H Luks president- T Carra Q 1 Y 1 . , , . , vice-presidentg in the second row, Tom Pink is the trumpet soloist with Ronald Hindelang and Jack O'Brien sitting left and right respectively. Bill Carrico and Dan Skoczylas are in the back row with percussion a' f l Sf pleasantly surprised audience for an evening of first-class entertain- ment. instument players John Mindock, Richard Kwiecien, and Clarence Meerschaert. A i i l l 5 I l a l 5 g ,, lti li ill , . i r i If f i i i'

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Pictured here are the saxophone, trombone and sousaphone sections of the band, including third cornet players giving a masterful per- formance ot Gershwin's Rhapsdoy in Blue . lleft to rightl front row: Roger Jankoviak, Paul McDermott, second row: Ron Dellamora, Tom Carra, and Jim Skurda, back row: Frank D'Alleva, Jim Johimstal, .lon Stewart, Gerry Meagher, and Danny Collins. This trombone trio takes the spotlight in a memorable passage from Trombrero . tleft to rightl: J. Stewart, D. Collins, and G. Meagher. i' 60 NCTRE DAME HOLDS ITS With H. Luks as narrator, Mr. Egan directs in a novelty number entitled The Three Little Pigs . Mr. Egan and band members acknowledge the long and loud applause of proud parents and a

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Members in full dress and color, with Director, Mr. Larry Egan 4, 62