Poland Seminary High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Poland, OH)

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Seated A Deneny bg ltglqllrgarg: M Hoyt F Gooa G Rob nson C Metzler I McCaughey lv' H1ll 1 t 1 OO 9 n Row M Skoe G Bennett L toys D Bla rman H F're1 et B Bro M Berg L e ton A Vvzar c E Po ers M1 Fusco 4 Row T Darland P R1ddlc R Ho I 1 Atde sox A Curry L Moods W Part E McCauley B ll W E. I a antme vans Row R Cermg VN Srarc' VX Allen Osberg Under the able d1T9Cl1OIl of Mr Fusco the band has made a f1ne showrng th s year When they came back from therr summer vacat1on most of the band members had to blow three months accumu1at1on of dust off of the1r horns By buclchng r1ght down to work they managed to prepare enough mus1c to play for the football pep assemblles and games The elements halted the only tr1p that the band had planned dur1ng the en t1re year Toward the end of the football season the group had planned to travel to Columb1ana to play for our football game there but ram postponed the tr1p at the last rnmute Almost a whole years work went 1nto the band s flnal performance the Pop Concert It was the longest and most successful concert presented by thls group all year The band owes much of 1ts success to the f1ne teachmg of Mr Fusco who not only made playrng 1n the band an emoyable experzence for 1ts members but also taught them many of the fundamentals of muslc Everyone under hlS drrectron profrted from the year s work Although there are only a few sen1ors 1n the band they w1ll be sorely m1ssed by the younger mus1c1ans who have prof1ted by these SGDIOFS efforts rn past years These younger members of the band would llke to wlsh all of the SGDIOIS the very best of luck' The Band Page E1ahteer1 f - 1 - 1 1 - 1 . . , . ', . 1 , , ', . , 1. , S. llof-rzght, O, c 11: , . 51. . 2 d : . l, . , . S -:, H ,1 s1o, H, Ba , , h 1, . olcs, . , , G. 'frmpb ll, B. Law , . ' 1,,l t. 3rd Row: R Freely, P. Fowler, F. Coclcman, l. Pcrkms, li, Se1del, C. Re1chard, VV. Watts, P. Good, l. King, R. E1 l1, , w , . . th : , , , , . wel, , 1 r' 1, . , T. ,, . . , . . 5th : . rr, ' t 1 1, T. K1blt-z, J. , D. ' . 1 . - 1 1 1 - 1 1 .11 - '

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Seated A Strllson I Nelson M Demeny P Pemston P Wood M Sctkely G Settle M Mtlsky B Ldwton T Ltnden F Morrte P Newell S Fronzmonn 2nd How Fscus N Qu fnby R McColl B Iones M Howard V Budde C, Ersktne D Mte N Bodtne 'N Ford I Wrldfns C Smrth A Vfrrqht P Troyer 3rd Row I McG1ll H Proter R Matteson B Townsend I Block H Klern A Bomsh D Householde S Wolters M Lontermon I Vtlscrck R Deortnq W Pclrne G Lumpp H Townsend L Mrxrsh W Conzett D Rohrbouqh L Mtlle V Hvrzdos R MLColu S Morkoto 5 Row H Stacy G Kent R Stevens K Ntenn W Srock P Thompson G Luteron B Pollto R Etch E Rorndn R Nelson C, Beuzenhofet L Powers R Lrutq I Brennord We thrnk the Seventh Grode hos done very well thrs yeor Though we were o ltttle lost ond cr brt confused the frrst doy we soon couqht on to the schedule of the school Well known ond represented throughout the school ts our Gloss Phtl Thompson holds our Councrl seot ond Ioon Glover ts our Semrnorton reporter Altce Lee Wrrqht wos the Seventh Grode chompron speller Wor Chest bonds ond stomps poper drrves ond mony other thtnqs ore well contrrbuted to by our closs We hove booked oll the sports ond hove olwoys helped to sell ttckets for dtfferent events We hope thot next yeor we wtll do even better thon we hove done thrs yeor The Seventh Grade -:D 'V -, . . .V - , ,I I , . l . . ' 1, '. , . 1'lr. 4th How: I. Fournrer. G. Sr1v,'.le W. Evan' F Houlewe V. Srntth. D. Repdsky, I. Poulson, W. Powrte, th : . . , . , . . i , , .1 . , .1 ' , . , . , . t. - 1 , 43 I, . o ' Yo: 5?

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Seated F Srock F Good R Allen N M nhollan B Sm t'1 I Freely 1 Thomas 'I' Se dner D Olcho C Metzller Row I lchnson B Books M S el E M d A Lea 'ty S Dceuqht I McCauqhcy I Htl Rob nson M Hoyt Ml.1'r1'1 Sa 1 e K bl r s How V Ostcv cl P Good N H well l All Another school year has rolled by and 1t has been another successful one for the orchestra Although they d1d not have as many opportun1t1es to play lhlS year as they have had 1n other years the orchestra played well when they were called upon Twxce durmq the past year the orchestra was scheduled to QIVQ a concert but each t1me they had the1r performance cancelled Th1s frrst happened 1ust before Chnstmas when deep snow prevented the orchestra from accompanyrnq the chorus rn a program of Chrlstrnas musrc Several months later the members of the orchestra were aqarn dtsap po1nted Th1s ttme a concert to be qrven before the Symphony Youth Group at Strouss was called off Probably the most GXCIYIHQ expe-r1ence that the qroup had all year was the l1l'l'lG they furmshed the IIIUSIC for Hlqh Schools on Parade wh1ch was broadcast over WFMI The members of the orchestra would llke to take th1s opportumty to thank the SGHIOIS who have contr1buted to the success of thelr orqan1zat1on thts year and to w1sh all of the class of 45 success ln whatever they set out to accom pltsh 1n the years ahead The Qrchestra + PJ,e lN1r1etcen r 1 2 . , . , . , ', fl 1 , ... 11, . , . , . 1 , , n 2nd : , , . 1 , k e', . ee s, . X ne. , . I , . - , . l, G. 1 , . , M. 1 f .,11, l. V ll . 3rd How: W. Strand, A. Curry, L, Slayer, P. Vlocd, l. Tl'1Z7l1'l5, B, Lfzwtori, E, Powers, O. Srmth, VI. 1 e , l.. A hlc-y, Mr. Fusco, 4th : . 1 1, , , . o , . on, l. Ktnq, H. F1e1hP1t. -1, rf' Y' J. f.