Bay High School - Bay Blue Yearbook (Bay Village, OH)

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- ‘'■m PTA meeting», like the one shown in p: gress here, are one of the many ways the new auditorium will now be used. The stage of the new auditorium is very spacious, with rich velvety red cur- tains and black floor, and more than ujMMatxjani

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Mr. Hosmer raised his arms and brought in the symphonic band on the downbeat of the George Howard” March. The small audi- ence listened and examined the giant room . . . So began the formal dedica- tion ceremony of one of the most important additions in the school’s history. Actually, the 1.9 million dollar audi- torium had been officially completed by the R.S. Urpsprung Co. in July, while stage equipment was still being in- stalled in September. Neverthe- less, what had germinated back in 1972 was now complete, four years, two bond issues, and several missed-deadlines later. and finally two choir numbers. After the closing choral benidiction the new music suite, auditorium and the enlarged industrial arts section, part of the total project, were open to the public. The industrial arts facilities at BHS have now been doubled in size and were finished last year, as well as the new music suite. But the auditorium itself was the big event. With rich red curtains and seats, wood panelling and beautiful design and rich acoustics, it will undoubt- ably become more appreciated as time progresses and its uses are multiplied. This is the most significant addition ever made to Bay High School” —K. T. Allen, board member I’ve waited years for the audi- torium,” stated 25-year veteran band director Rowland Hosmer. I remember the school board talking about an auditorium 20 years ago.” Choir director Curt Crews said I am really frightened emotionally that this is finally done and here and it will be such a challenge to live up to it for us. The dedication program pro- ceeded with two more band numbers and numerous speeches With the completion of the new industrial arts sections, facilities m this area have widened greatly, to the benefit of technical students Auditorium Completion Academics

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Symphonic Band—S. Aldridge. K. Arkes. P. Baker. T. Bangert. P. Bauer. E. Begnaud. S. Belles. G. Beran. S. Biever. S. Borgeson. K. Bredenbeck, D. Britton. P. Buescher. M. Cahill. J. Calhoun. K. Campbell. C. Castanien. C. Child. K. Clark. S. Cowan. K. Cowden. D. Daso. A. Dipert. D. Dorsey. L. Dorsey, M. Farhart. R. Fisco, R. Foote. L. Godley. T. Golay, L. Greco. M. Groeneweg. J. Heiser, P. Hess. P. Hornig. D. Huffman, P. Kassel, S. Kier. P. Kille, D. Kirsop, G. Kristof. A. Lindstrom, T. Marlier. D. Miller, M. Mrohaly. E. Nagy, M. Nelson, R. Oldrieve, C. Poltorak. M. Post. C. Pulver, D. Quigley. M. Raymond, K. Robison, J. Rush, P. Sannit. J. Schlegel. J. Schofield, N. Schuster. C. Sommer. L. Spencer, B. Stewart. V. Strimbu. D. Stryffeler, K. Teske, R. Tont, T. Trotter, D. Vogel. H. Wolfgang. R. Young. In between parts, Marilyn Post and Lorraine Dorsey find time to discuss the finer points of playing the oboe. 8 Symphonic Band Organizations