Strong Vincent High School - Spokesman Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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Junior Band The Junior Orchestra and Junior Band offer mu sic loving boys and girls an opportunity to dis play their talents through mood movement, and expression They participate as members of the senior groups provide performances in the lunior nigh assemblies and are invited to appear in elementary and other lunior high schools in the ci Junior Orchestra The Junior Band selected the following as its oftlcers John Hauserman president Sarah Sher :tt vice president Thomas Haller secretary treas urer' Garland Palmer librarian. Leading the Jr. Orchestra were Martha William- son president- Roberta Roehrl vice-president- Martha Fuller, secretary-treasurer, Lynn Herbert and Catherine Yates, librarians. JUNIOR BAND RON ONE W Schnaekel H Anderson J Hauserman K Stevens L Grove L Read ROW TWO R Becker T Holler R Toze yt ri n a mer sc er Bruno Swartwood JUNIOR ORCHESTRA-ROW ONE- C, Yates, L, Herbert, E. Hottrnan, P. Cooper, L. Olson, K. Stevens, T. Morton, J. Cranlcshow. ROW TWO: S. Gilbert, J. Allen, J. Hendrickson, J. Hauserrnan, R. Rudolph, B. Grean, S. Sheng, T. Holler, P. Torrence, G. Deirnel, J. Clapper, G. Szuminski, M. Fuller. 25

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Glee Club Notwithstanding popular confusion between quality and size, the Glee Club has earned ap- proval ot all audiences before which it appeared. Under Miss Simpsons tutelage the boys improved in voice control, tone quality, and other marks of a good musician. Not to be surpassed in pro- Uciency, the Cecelian Choir, through equally Tzard work and constant practice, attained recog- niiion through its hne performances. Both groups, serving as teeders, ofter a shining goal for their members-acceptance in the tamed Concert Choir. GLEE CLUB-ROW ONE: F. Gordon, B. Crowlog, R. Oatman G Laurila R Reed ROW TWO B Marlrey .l Mently D Malrepeace R Flowers C Vergotz J Wheeler Cecellan Choir CECELIAN CHOIR W ONE S Brown Andercn J Bowser Chclilee S kota I e a IS R Angefef mcott D K hoe P ,mg W bigh C Burt Spampcn S Demers P Murray J Srnth ROW FOUR S Hernspeter A ese Le bel ROW TW We er J Rasmussen rips tin U9 9' U ' M Dow UCC' uns L o reaor Whr B Wison rshow M Vtaylonis K Halberger B Puslrus L Ple entura owe ear ucc e A Orassi Q o ,RQ , I C s , . , M. M, , . Plus , .l. Kssel, B St fly, E. W ll , . , A. Da , e , Zo , G. Gillespie, S il arn, , lett, I, . . . , - t - - I - C Re , N Buhl, C i O P bst , , S. Phll , K Be i g, J Leo , S Lub , S. B rlrhat, . t , J. Ev , Young, G, Bclko, B Mfo 4 . J Arr-dt, J. e ie, . i , Ke . t ' ', . , . , . Her. R v .M at f. A Br if , Row were c sm, .

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Sensor Orchestra r....... ms n , a To be selected as partlctpants n vhe Dtstr ct Orchestra as an honor gtven to the organtzattons most competent rnustcuans Vrncent members so honored were Roger Anderson Dave Alburn Ltnda Bauer Mary Open lander Martlyn Stevens James Hugglns and Gary Hendrtckson Vtncents orchestra ottttmes ltttle appreciated ror tts hard work and tlne performances marked an eventful year under Mr Porschs leadership Its annual prelude of assembly appearances In vttatlons to play IH vartous tumor hugh schools the Sprung Concert and l958 Commencement was broken by a most eventful hlghllght servnng as host to the State Orchestra Members ot the group ojserved all the practice sessions and served as losts by tnvrtung the vrsnttng mustclans as guests unto theur homes Dan Lemmon Gregory tvturpwy and Nell Allegretto served as president I Fs ro 'U - ro Z' O. ru Z Q 3 Q. V1 rv 0 1 ru Q - N4 -, -1 ro Q ur C A ru -v - ru VV 'O rn ft xwewe- ttvely 4 SENIOR ORCHESTRA RON O L Bc t er Bvelew C l'le Ue o oe OW WO G c s ner e o F 9 -Q p R ae s C ere A :- ..-MS-wa,-sw l .al O ' ' ,I -..! I , . taemnaluvswim A Q . ,W-f,f.,., Liarmozfrv- V .....-.,-...M - t x m ...-N.-....r...,.. ' 9 xl ' - ,, 7 X , ,, , i - XJ ., j tu s , 0... u ,U - O ' s, ,, , Q ru 4 O Leu. C7 4 ' ' .., ..- rn rn ' ' b rr- m N x O -, ,- I , I I ln fu . O . a c t U Q 'Tl , FU U w . 3 l O -v - - . ' t s .. . F L, U' A-1 1 Fx' L1 5 af 1 ' f Nw. .s,,, ,, rn K, fl' fi: C w O ' 'E S K 4 . ,,tt I , 1: lll l . W ,D 4 tn . : in Q. , A rw tn u cu tt ll' u ' 3 fn 'Q ' n , g 0 nr , .,,-,.....W M O ,..,.....--. 3' u 5 , , ' - .A 3' x ' s. A- mwunipp - U n a '1 1 l 3 . ' IU J- . -- 1- I Q , KN 1 v ,,lltf.7,WlQ' ' 'T 5, G U I Q ,gs , . fr Q n v -A . o Ze r , e , tu 1 E ,U f. Y ' - Us . rx ? 1 cv r N til A' E . o 1 ' . t 3 A1 C, - U-.s-M..-...-N., - . o I i . .- sv , Pa l . I V . U P , - 0 .Mm 1 rr - ' H K V. , , . o W , ,U 3 3 www- I . , . , , , . . X . , ?'Q'lfv 1.