Scarsdale High School - Bandersnatch Yearbook (Scarsdale, NY)

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Midget Musicians OWN the field come twirlers Nancy Hackett and Mary Hart. and here. stepping' smartly. comes the ,Junior Band! The group sounded mighty polished at their junior assembly debut. showing the hard work that went into rehearsals. lts Christ- mas program. presented shortly before vacation. consisted ol' famous carols. The members looked forward to the day when they could join their elder counterparts in the march down North Field. Tuning U HE Senior Orchestra's farm team settled down to a year of concentrated study and training while scout Dezort kept his eye out for hidden talent. The pit re- sounded as junior maestros nurtured hopes of things to come. Wihen an applicant seemed ready. he was administered a test by hlr. Dezort. and the Senior Orchestra welcomed another member. Although the groups efforts were solely for its own enjoyment, casual visitors to the tower were quite impressed hy, virtuosityi '4., ,if 'Y -A '4 l j X, .. JUNIOR HAND Firxt ruu'fC. Feuer, N. Hackett, M. Yan Riper, E. Samek. Stroud rua' 7 M. Hackman, C. xYOU1lllOltSE, E. Harris, K. Olson, N, liexter, S, Follett, IJ. Briizus, S- Kimball, F.. Teitel, E. Nott- ley, J. Carden, B. Babcock, J. Stolle, M. Biblio, F. Gard- ner, S. Katz. Third mit'-A. Barnhart, S. HClIlll8ll1l, A. Klipstein, D. Snow, R. Mead, S. Klineberil, l'. Krunz, D. Rusk, J. Schwarz, lf. Reese, J. Reker, lf. Newman, L. XY:-inberg. J. Hertel, A. Mat- lins, Fourth roicflj. Koff, A. Ripley, K. Summers, J. XYest. J. Lazarus, S, Franz. R. Moore, A. Costain, S. Dexter, M. Howell, H. Teitel, NY. Leland, K. Lyons, J. Swyers. Fifth ran' JY. XYin4 egar, l . hvelllllfffll, XY. Rich- ardson, R. Montgolnery, ti. Kowenhoven, J. Eichhammer, T. Carroll, H.,Ladjevardi. Ll. Lewis, T. Freyherg. Sixth run'---hlr. Briggs, Dirz'tt01',' J, Phillips, E. Hahn, H, Johnson, J. Seymour, R. XYarenclorf, R. O'Connor, K. Cllinan. Alibi nrmim' 4 A. Apgar, P. Ilrowne, A. Feld. F. Krasner, S. Lander, N. Livingston, G. Madill. H. McCann, XV. Ruinsey, S. Sachs. JCNIOR ORCHESTRA First rmefJ. Halper, L. Behrens, D, fiuttenberg, R. Brause, J. Lowenstein, J. Klee, Mr. Dezort, Conductor. Sevmid rout-M. Howell, A. Ripley, J. Stolle, J. llabcock, J. Carden, S. Leech, J. Rapp, S. Herrmann. Third row- J. Phillips, C. Lyons, La7arus, P, llrowne, . Gager, L, Foreman, S. Gold- berg, C. Olsen, T. llaviclson, F. Gardner, S. James, L. Heye, C. Thomas. Fourth row-S. Duff, NY. Davis, P. Kranz, G. Giese, B, Leland, G. Giese, M. Oppenheim, C. Zoubek, M. Hackman, D. Gangemi. Awami n.-

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