Elston High School - Elstonian Yearbook (Michigan City, IN)

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THE WHESTH UHCHESTHH In Septeinher. with haton in hand. Mr. Palmer ltlyran hegan another year with our high school orrhestra. an orchestra which under his direction in recent years has won practically every honor c-onferred. ln the orrhestra from time to time there have been several students who have Won national honors. This year this department was no less surcessful. On April 2 a large audience in the .lunior lligh Auditorium was astounded at the rapahility ol' the performers and went home after the performance more than satisfied with what they had heard. Later in April the orchestra won the elimina- tion rontest at l,al'orte and now will go to the state finals. U HHISES HIS BHTUH...

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I'll Explain Everything, the comedy pre- sented by the Juniors last fall, had everything in the way of laughs and excitement that any audi- ence could wish for. Arthur Greenburgh in the role of Valentine Scott with an ability seldom seen on a high school stage kept the play going at such ax pace as never to have a dull moment. This riotous comedy will go down in history as one of the outstanding Junior plays.

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BHH Squeak! Zang! Umepah! 'I'weedledee! This is the kind of noise one hears in the bandroom before Director Palmer Myran raps for silence. Then. picking up their newly-tuned instruments, brushing off their red uniforms, off go our band- sters to another basketball game. Football was the specialty last fall, but what was B. N. H. file- fore New llandrooms l. 'I'he band sponsored a housewarming Febru- ary 5, in place of its annual concert, for the new auditorium. As guest conductor, it brought Mr. Harold Bachman of Chicago. And on May 22 comes the big event of the season-the Riverview Contest at Holland, Michi- gan's Tulip Festival. March it, boys! 'bitt .. THERE S IHUSIC Ill THE HIH