Ansonia High School - Oracle Yearbook (Ansonia, OH)

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Instrumental Music The Ansonia High School Band is composed of 66 members from grades six through twelve. The instruments played range from clarinets, trombones, baritones, trumpets and cox-nets, to drums, tubas, saxophones and flutes. I-Ieartily backed by an active Band Boosters Association, the band furnished music for all football and basketball games: and also took part in the Tri- Band Festival at jackson, and the Miami Valley Band Festival at West Milton. Programs were sold at the high school basketball games with all proceeds going to the band treasury. In addition to providing music whenever needed during the year, the band was engaged in several financial projects, the Union City Centennial, Rossburg and Ansonia Halloween Celebrations. The other important group of musicians in the instrumental music depart- ment is the high school orchestra, of which 40 people are members. Playing for class plays and school events held in the auditorium with the exception of basketball games are the chief functions of this musical body. Mrs. Esther Heiby has held the position of music director for three years- and has actively and capably assisted in all musical projects during that time. 33