Shickshinny High School - Legend Yearbook (Shickshinny, PA)

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Sittillg: II. Drown, J. I'TEll'ft'1'. J. Long, IC, Cvlli, Il. Kaultkv, J. Uvllli, J. Konus, J, Ili-list-utr-l'. IG. Unp- vve. ll. Viti, I., Pimpin, A, Clilfllftblll, C. Minnivk, M. Rm-inppn, 'l'. YVilkinsun, .l. l!x'ig:g.:'s, I., Moss, U. livmsmtu-1', lil. Vusler. Stamdingzg Mr, l m'now, XV. Sll01'Ill!llil-'I', D. 'I'o:ll'pm-k, I.. lint-h, S. llujno, R. Viti, Il, Hi-lnuly, Il. Mw- Quuwn, S, lfillvlllllll, M, Ilvller, E. 11lII'l'!lll. Orchestra This goup of talented musicians has made steady progress under the super- vision of Mr. Alexander Curnow, who for the last three years has directed the thirty-five piece orchestra. The members of the organization are always ready and willing to supply the demand for good music at assembly programs, P.T.A. meetings, and any other of the many social functions that are so much a part of the activities of Shickshinny High School. What would a class play be with- out the orchestra's playing between the acts? This musical unit has carried on rehearsals throughout the year, so that it is always well prepared to offer any- thing from the light strains of Hungarian Dance No. 5 to the heavier and more solemn chords of the Coronation March. 26 .Imw 111-xismti-1-, Xl iss Slnpm in l4'rzl1w:-s Russvr. ll4'l fI'llllt-' Xlinm Ist ty Iirmvn, .lvznllw II n ln I ll Ill! Y AIllll'l'WS, Nrwlnal Uplin ll

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First Row: li. l5llI'l'2lll, J, Ili-ings. I.. Moss, U. livxist-nts-r. Iii. Fvlli. Iii, Voslt-r, Mr. illll'll4HY, 'l'. XVilkin- sun, M. Rilvllllllill, C. MllllllI'k, A. t'i:1i-aifmli. M. liiluligg H. llealvlu, 'l'. llntnik. K Sc-1-mul Huw: H. Killian, J. Koons. .l. Ht'llSl'IlN'l', E. Cxlprwz-. M. Muwi, H. Yiti, 'l'. ll--ns:-'l, Ii. Pimpin, 'l'hir1l How: R, lil-nmly, S. linjmu, M. Ill-lli-i', ll. Zufvin, U. lic-nsm-nte-i'. NV. liirilsull. Ii. Iizultke, H. lim-, S. Ihilvlnnn, H. MvQuown, R. liridlt-. XV. Sluovimlkvr, L. Hur-ll, l', Vurlvloski, ll, Ilrown. lfourth Row: K. Hlitnik, U. Iiirdsull. U. Surlwr. R, Doa-lil:-r. H. lmvis, R. Viti, H. Reumly, H, Mv- Qliuwn, J. Krutluf, D. 'l'4-urpm-k, H. Pllllllillll-'l'. A. Shuntz. K. lgIllllIlLZl'l'. Ir. Iluvln, .I. llnwln. I-'. lllbllllillll, .I, Hurts-r, li. iowult-hik, P. Masters, Ii. M1-rulli, N. Oplimu-r, F. l'rim1-. H. ll Qlllllll, A. Szlllipsoil. Ii. Stew-lls, I', Vorlrlvski, IU, We-Irina, l. Ziuk. Band Here is an example of what hard work can accomplish in two short years. Seemingly out of nowhere has come an extraordinary organization that has already become a permanent and indispensible part of our Alma Mater-the high school band. Some half a hundred ambitious and industrious boys and girls have rallied to the leadership of Mr, Alexander Curnow. They have spent countless hours in tedious rehearsal: they have ventured forth into some of the most difficult musical selections that have ever been written: and they have emerged, triumphantly, with a band that is fast becoming the pride of the school and the town which it represents. On the street, and on the concert stage, this cross-section of Shickshinny High School is, and will undoubtedly continue to be, the very best! r ...n-nn.. TWIRLERS Ibrum Blil-l0I'l'ifQ'I l-. .xllfll-'I'SUTl, vumly, F. Ilnsse-r. H. Smith, J. 27