Port Allegany Union High School - Tiger Lily Yearbook (Port Allegany, PA)

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Band Personnel FLUTES Janet Baker Joanne Bayline Susan Thomas CLARINETS Katherine Hagstrom Jerald Baker Gay Gilmore Myles Sweeney Judy Dwyer Jane McConnell Carol Lovell Shirley Ostrander Jack Knight Thomas Poole Elaine Hermanson Virginia Harrison Hollyce Olson Virginia Caffo ALTO CLARINET Dorothy Tubbs BASS CLARINET Nancy Wennerstrom BASSOON Audrey Nelson ALTO SAX Larry McAfee Jo Anne Winterquist Jerry Wennerstrom Imy Tampuu Audrey Spokart Patricia Tripp TENOR SAX Colleen Tripp Lois Tripp CORNETS Norman Baker John Dudzinsky Sally Messner Paul Tripp David Hagstrom Sam Mole Dorothy Anderson HORNS Carolyn Rumsey Ann Rittburg BASS Bill Dwyer TROMBONES Lawrence Brundage Graham Nadal Rosalie Knapp BARITONES Sylvia Miller Patricia Hockman PERCUSSIONS Margaret Farrell Fred Lundgren Gus Marinos Gil Krepps Jon Connolly Carolyn Anderson Janice Stoll FLAG BEARERS Vaike Tampuu Mary Louise Sweeney MAJORETTES Janet Baker Audrey Nelson Dorothy Tubbs Joan Summerson Caroline Thrash nineteen

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School Teaches Us to Work with People. We Develop a Wholesome Pride for Our School and Our Way of Life THE BAND Where is harmony needed more than in music? Each Monday and Thursday our high school band meets and practices under the supervision of Mr. Moyer to produce this harmony. Our band is comprised of fifty students from grades six to twelve. The students begin to take lessons from Mr. Moyer in grade school; then they graduate to the Junior Band. Becoming more proficient, they become members of the Senior Band. Through the Pennsylvania Music Educators Association, they are given a chance to attend County, District, and State Festivals. To see and hear a snappy band on a Saturday afternoon makes a football game complete. Our band attended all the home games and a number of away games. It also presented two big concerts, one in the fall and one in the spring. Playing in a band develops a student’s musical talent, teaches him to work in a large group, and is a course in music appreciation. But belonging to the Band also means the thrill of being the center of attention as you march down the field, being able to cut up as you lead the Kid’s Halloween parade dressed in a fantastic costume, and getting that horrible, shaky feeling before a solo. eighteen

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The Glee Club During the ist period every Wednesday afternoon, a group of singing enthusiasts entered the auditorium. Books were distributed and as soon as the flurry of chatter ceased, the music-making began. This was the Glee Club at work. They strived to attain harmony, unity, and timing. These aims were accomplished only through hard work, much practice and capable direction. Their hard work was evident in all their well-prepared concerts. The audience enthusiastically acclaimed them and gave generously to furnish them with choir robes. They practiced in every spare moment and were well rewarded for their efforts. Mrs. Henrietta Nadal was the third necessary part, the director. Mrs. Nadal has completed her second successful year in Port Allegany and has helped the Glee Club to undertake much. Nelson, Butler, N. Cooper, Howard, Rcdington, N. Wennerstrom, Janet Baker, Hagstrom, Ju,jy Douvlos, Tubbs, Britier, Miller, Ruinsey, Rittburg, Healy, Reynolds J. Weqqerstroni, H. Cooper, Jerald Baker, Brundagc, Studholme, Anderson, B. Dwyer Dw r, Farrell twenty