Upper Merion High School - Pioneer Yearbook (King of Prussia, PA)

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ORCHESTRA 'Llpm ' This year the school provided violins for those pupils interested in joining the orchestra. This opportunity was greatly appreciated by the members The orchestra played at the Annual Play, at the Commencement exer cises and gave a concert at the Parent-Teachers' Association meeting in April Mr. Messick is the director of the orchestra, and the following students are members: Violins: Harry Shaeffer Ruth James Edward Mathis Simone Maillet William Ross Eleanor Campbell Walter Levering Myrl Forth Gerd Hansen Flugels: David Moody Walter Stepaniak Alto Horns: Joseph Croft Irene Munshower a Baritone: Daniel Sinclair Trombone: Brooke Shoffner Bass Horn: Clayton Richards Piano: Doris E. Smith Wanda Wolozyn Flute: Harry McCurdy Clarinets: Doris M. Smith Ethel Robb Helen Conti Eleanor Kutz Saxaphone: George McDermott Cornets: Howard Walker Harold Hartshaw James Gaynor Hazle Eckman Managers--Roy Love and Garland Shifflet E451

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Jim, 7937 Jhbnem, BAND ' The Band, under the direction of Mr. Zuck, is one of Upper Merion s most active and most appreciated organizations. lt played at football games in the assembly programs, the Senior Play, May Day, and is to give a concert in June. The following students are the band members: Cornets: Clarinets: Harold Hartshaw Howard Walker James Magee Hazle Eckman Eleanor Wills Jane Walker Frank Frankenfield James Gaynor Saxaphones: Howard Kenney George McDermott Flugel : David Moody Doris Smith Ethel Robb Eleanor Kutz Jean Raeburn George Beck Veronica Punyko Helen Conti Eleanor Noblet Joseph Butera Piccolo: Harry McCurdy Drums: Woodrow Eckman Trombones: Brooke Shoffner Lauren Cassel Baritones: Audrey Crawford Daniel Sinclair Ruth James Alto Horns: Joseph Croft Irene Munshower Earl Miller Bass Horns: Clayton Richards Robert Rath John Smith John Stanley Charles Horning Drum Major Eleanor Eckman Assistant Drum Major Mary Thomas Sponsor Martha Jane Evans Managers Myrl Forth and Scott Jaeger E441

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Jim. 79.37J9' Sixth row: E. Ross, A. Munshower, I. Munshower, Hengel, Robb, Macombs, Schultz, Fencik, Searfoss, Salter, Burd, V, Punyko, Batchelder and Biddy. Fifth row: O'Hara, C. Collins, DeHaven, Tomkins, Lonchar, H. Collins, Rhodes, Yarosinski, Rotay, H. Loughin, M. Loughin, F. Horsfall, Price and Croft. Fourth row: James, Smith, Kutz, Lewandoski, Conti, Smith, Tassoni, Ogryzek, C. Horsfall, White, G. Loughin, E. Punvko and Gellespie. Third row: Magee, Miller, Ewanick, S. Ross, G. Collins. Jones. Collick, Zimmerman, Wilfong, Mosman, Mitchell and Moser. Second row: Daub, Moody. Glass, Stanley, Shotfner. Eckman, Cassel, Kenney, Wodenka, Tomkins and Mingo. First row: Walker, McDermott, M. Forth, Hansen, Matazzo, Moyer, Kunda, Ferenchak and Storti. THE C-LEE CLUB ' The Glee Club has been more active this year than in previous years. Sev- eral members took part in the Christmas program and the Club presented the operetta, Miss Cherryblossom . The Japanese theme, scenery and danc- ing produced a picturesque effect. ln addition to the activities at school, Upper Merion is represented by four C-lee Club members in the South Eastern District Chorus. Anna Mun- shower, Reba Jones, Walter Levering and John Stanley are their repre- sentatives. fi The Clee Club will also provide the singing at the graduation exercises this June. It has gained its reputation not so much by size, as by the talent displayed. 1461