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miica! gyroufm aue ig ear Some of the benefits derived through such organizations are manifold. The nucleus for future musicians is often formed, the listen- ing audience is acquainted with the finer type of music, and it inevitably develops a musical appreciation among students as well as the general public. One of the members of the orchestra, Rus- sell Brandt, was honored by being in the All- State Orchestra. Following is a list of the members: MARCHING ' During the year our outstanding music makers, numbering one hundred and nine pieces, have brought much spirit and enthu- siasm into our football games, summer con- certs, parades, and weekly assemblies with their tricky drills and formations and the drum majors' and majorettes' excellent baton and banner twirlings. Under maestro R. Les- lie Saunders, his assistant, Walter Whybrewg and student conductor, Edward Granger, the band concludes another memorable year. Featuring Guiseppe Creatore as guest con- ductor the annual concert, given on December 11, was well supported and attended. The Band sponsored a public card party and alumni dance in the gymnasium and several cake sales in the local markets, the proceeds of which were added to the fund being raised to defray the expenses of the Band to Newcastle, where it entered the State Band Contest on April 18 and 19. Fourteen talented musicians from the or- ganization participated in the Annual South- ern District Band Festival, held March 6, 7, and 8, in Waynesboro. The personnel is as follows: Violins--Russell Brandt, Marijane Gates, James Harris, Marian Leedorn, Lillian Louser, Otto Paris, Rachel Peiffer, Karl Saltzer, Evelyn Schamber, Harry Shoop, Marian Shreiber, Ann Weisgerberg Cello-Joan Bogerg Viola-Ella Peiffer, William Harris: Ban-Norman Walter, French Horns-Clifford Fields, Harry Folmer, Karl Kreider, Randolph Madlemg Flute:--Nancy Johns, Robert Hornberger, Lucile Reifsnyderg Clarinet:-Ram dall Brandt, Kenneth Keiter, Frank Meze, Gerald Satta- zahng Trumpets-John Fox, Edward Granger, Elmer Horstg Trombones-Thomas Lloyd, Ralph Moodyg Drums-Paul Allbright,Ruth Ellinger, Robert Finkel- stein, Richard Huntzingerg Saxophone:-Austin Harkins, Dorothy Kirst, Eva Weidman: Obo?Gordon Mander- bach, Helen Fernslerg Bassoon-Kathryn Dewalt, Rosa- lie Reinhold, Piaho-Thomas Shaak, Rollin Yorty. BAND Paul Albright, Russel Aurentz, Hartz Bomberger, Robert Bomberger, Harold books, Elinor Brandt, Randall Brandt, Edward Brestovansky, George Brewer, Edward Brensinger, Betty Bricker, Richard F. Brown, Doris Burns, Paul Ceresini, Catherine Dewalt, Ar- lene Ditzler, Herbert Ditzler, Virginia Donley, Dorothy Downes, William Dreher, Richard Ebright, Olive Eisenhauer, Ruth Ellinger, Dorothy Erdley, Dwight Fake, Helen Fernsler, Clifford Fields, Harry Folmer, Betty Fox, John Fox, Robert Finkelstein, Marian Geesaman, Edward Granger, Marian Greider, Austin Harkins, Annabelle Hartman. Marian Hassler, Frank Hauer, Sterling Hedrieks, Wilmer Hirschbock, Henry Homan, Robert Hornberger, Richard Huntzinger, George Jackson. Nancy Johns, Marian Jones, Elwood Kercher, Marilyn Kerkeslager, Kenneth Keiter, Frank Kerchner, Dorothy Kirst, Edmund Kiscadden, Carl Kreider, Martin Kreider, Wilbert Knapp, Elmer Horst, Peter Lebo, Ellen Lehman, Thomas Lloyd, Lillian Louser, Randolf Madlene, Gordon Manderbach, Nancy Mayhoffer, Kenneth Mellinger, Frank Meze, Charles Mc- Connell, Sidney Miller, Joyce Mills, Ralph Moody, Josephine Nocitra, Robert Parker, Richard Patches, John Peffley, James Randall, Harry Redinger, Audrey Reif- snyder, Lucile Reifsnyder, Jane Reinert, Rosalie Rein- hold, Carl Saltzer, Gerald Sattazahn, Thomas Schaak, Fred Shadel, George Shattles, Paul Shay, Robert Sheets, Orabelle Sherk, Chester Sherman, Robert Smith, Marian Progin. James Speraw, Jack Stein, Paul Steiner, Ralph Trautman, Mildred Trostle, Vincent Underkoffler, June Viall, Norman Walter, Eva Weidman, Anne Weisgerber, Israel Wertz, William Wertz, Harlan Wengert, Richard Wetzel, Carolyn Wolfe, Betty Yeagley, John Yoder, Rollin Yorty, William Zerman.
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AM . ,. 515 ' l r E 5 aw: .. .. i l 1 ORCHESTRA AND L. H. S. BAND ORCHESTRA ' The orchestra, under the excellent super- vision of Mr. R. Leslie Saunders, has proved to us that not all good musicians are old and gray-haired. This combination of young tal- ent has shown its ability to play difficult pieces with adept precision and complete harmony. Many of us have heard the orchestra at the productions. The Cat and the Canaryw and The Adorable Spendthriftf' and during as- sembly programs. After witnessing any of its performances, we can feel proud that Leb- anon High School has a really gifted group. Not only does the orchestra provide a source of enjoyment, but it also is an edu- cational medium for those participating and those listening. Each participant increases his skill and becomes a better musician, having the experience of playing with others and learning many new and dillicult selections.
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Choruaea in reaf .xdccfaim The personnel of the Lebanon High School mixed chorus is as follows: Lillian Arnold, Clarabelle Artz, Caroline Atkins, Dorothy Atkins, Jane Aulenbach, Mark Bachrnan, Dorothy Baker, Franklin Bamberger, Paul Barr, Mary Bartel, Alice Bechtel, Marie Bechtel, Mildred Bender, Josephine Blantz, Evelyn Blouch, Jean Blouch, Mildred Blouch, Mary Blouch, Nancy Blouch, Robert Bomberger, Ruth Bomberger, Ruthe Bomberger, Ann Bowman, Betty Bowman, Jane Bowman, Lillian Bowman, Margerite Bowman, Aurie Brandt, Henrietta Brandt, Isadore Bressler, Betty Bricker, Christine Brown, Raymond Brown, Helen Brubaker, Jean Buser, Christine Carmany, Albert Chichi, Raymond Cole- man, Lois Covtey, Alma Crawford, George Darkes, Pauline Daub, Isabella Deamer, Bar- bara Deck. Julia Deck, Ruthanna Deiter, Mary Delio, Pauline Dellinger, William Demmy, Dorothy Derr, Barbara Detz, Madelyn Dissinger, Elsie Douple, Grace Early, Robert Early, Evelyn Ebersole, Irene Ebersole, Richard Ebright, Grace Edris, Mary Edris, Ruth Ellinger, Verna Ernrich, Margerite Fair, Dorothy Feather, Robert Feaser, Betty Feeman, Robert Feeman, Virginia Fees, Betty Fields, Eva Fields, Edith Fisher, Lynette Fornwalt, Nancy Fox, Marjorie Frantz, Patricia Frick, Florence Gamber, Hazel Gamler, Mary Gardner, Willmar Garrett, Mary Jane Gates, Thomas Gates, Ken- neth Gerhart, Jeanne Gernert, Marian Gernert, Betty Gettle, Alfred Gingrich, Betty Gingrich, Eileen Ging- rich, John Gingrich, Gladys Good, Ruthe Good, Guy Greiser, Eleanor Guerrisi, Betty Haag, Betty Jane Haag, Dorothy Haig, Doris Harbold, Anna Hartman, Virginia Hartman, Marlin Hauer, Ray Hawkins, Marian Heddinger, Fern Heffel- finger, Marian Heilman, Miriam Heilig, Richard Heil- man, Arlene Hemperly, Jeanette Hentz, Arlene Hert- zog, Marian Hin-imelberger, Miriam Hitz, Grace Hock- ley, Dorothy Hoffer, Eden Hoke, Lucille Horn, Thelma Hornickell, Elmer Horst, Ralph Horst, Evelyn Houser, George Jackson, Mildred Johnson, Doris Jones, Eloise Keefer, Betty Lou Keenan, Helen Keller, Sara Keller, Miriam Kern, Jane Kershner, Sarah Kerkessner, Emma Kleinfelter, Dean Kleinfelter, William Klein- felter, Evelyn Kleiser, Robert Kless, Kathryn Klopp, Ruth Killian, Jane Kimmel, Josephine Kimmel, Joan Kinnamon, Anna Mae Koehler, Evelyn Krause, Jeanne Kreider, Myrle Kreider, Robert Kreider, Ruth Kreider, Betty Ann Krill, John Krizan, Evelyn Kunkle, Marian Laudermilch, Warren Laudermilch, Joseph Lawless, Marian Leedom, Ann Leffler, Evelyn Lehr, Marian LeVan, Alma Light, Constance Light, Sara Louise Light, Rosabel Little, Josephine Mahon, Christine Margut, Marilyn Marks, Mary Louise Marshall, Margaret Martin, Ethel Mase- more, Eleanor Matarazzi, Elizabeth Matthew, Eleanor McClure Arlene McConnell, Betty Lou McFerren, Kay McDermott, Marian Merk, Nancy Mehler, Stella Meyer, Ann Mikoni, Anna Miller, Grace Miller, James Miller, Olive May Miller, Annette Mitchell, Arthur Moshos, Lois Moyer, Mary Elizabeth Myers, Jane Nace, Herman Neely, Emma Nolt, Betty Nye, Regina Ondrusek, Otto Paris, Christine Peiffer, Betty Peiffer, June Pomraning, Jacqueline Prinzing, Marian Progin, Jean Raber, Arlene Rauch, James Ream, Ruth Reed, Loelf Reiber, Yvonne Rettew, Richard Rohland, Richard oo , Karl Saltzer, Kenneth Saltzer, William Saltzer, Eliza- beth Sanders, Rose Scaramuzzino, Thomas Schaak, Betty Scheib, Lorraine Schneck, Wilma Schoener, Lucille Schucker, Catherine Segner, Robert Seibert, Ruthella Shartle, Beatrice Shay, Virginia Shay, Orabelle Sherk, Mildred Sherman, Josephine Shiner, Betty Shott, Doro- thy Shott, John Shott, Marian Shott, Madelyn Shultz, Rose Sicherman, Robert Singer, Betty Slike, Betty Jane Smith, Darlene Smith, Betty Snavely, Christine Snyder, Grace Snyder, Lorna Spangler, Stanley Speraw, Vivien Stager, Betty Stalnecker, Carolyn Stauffer, Ruth Stewart, Lucile Straub, Edward Strickler, Joyce Templin, Doris Thompson, Paul Tice, Betty Trafford, Elizabeth Trout, Dorothy Tschudy, Joyce Tucker, Pauline Ulrich, Robert Ulrich, Dorothy Van Winkle, Mayme Vavrous, William Viall, Gladys Waltz, Donald Weiman, Annabelle Weinhold, Leanna Weirbach, Betty Weise, Anna Wentzler, Esther Wert, Richard Wetzel, Kitty Lou White, Catherine Whit- man, Pearl Wilson, Madelyn Wintyen, Jessie Wise, Arlene Wolfe, Mark Wolfe, Mary Jane Wolfersberger, Gladys Wfunderlich, Allen Yocum, Rollin Yorty, Helen Young, Betty Youse, Agnes Zahurk, William Zengerle.
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