Brocton High School - La Liberte Yearbook (Brocton, NY)

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Semin am! uniaa Galle! The Senior Octet has en hanced assembly programs on various occasions. Thi- boys have also made rec ords which will go down in the annals of line music. XVhat is a better path toward sociahility than harmonyi Their accom panist Betty Miller agrees with us. ij ROXV lgllarella, Hahich. Kurty. Brown. Baross, Raun D., Raun A., Dikeman, Miller. Higgs. Brown. Deland. Baross. Montfort. Bogue. Barry. Miller. unioa Gaia! Sometimes changing voices alter the written music. but undaunted, the boys give lilting arias, and spir ituals. They aspire to the Senior Octet under the capable direction of Mr. Baross and the perfect accompaniment of Betty Miller. Twenty om

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, V.. . -, X . , x ROW l-Ferry, Raun P.. Richards. Sunday, Robleski. Mason. Tubbs. Rossiter K., Rossiter M., Miller, Johnson I. Suppo ROW 2-Franklin, Cappellino. Navey, Raun D., Abell. Bogue, Habich, Raun A.. Monfort. Smith J., Smith M Horn burg. Johnston. ROW 3-Hall Cave. Hcheison. Kreger. Dikemnn, Brown, Gustafson, DeLand, Thompson, Wolnik. Twenty glee ezaa At numerous functions our talented glee club gave worthy renditions under the most capable leadership of Mrs. Johnston. The Club entertained P. T. A. in a Christmas pageant with 'Twas The Night Before'Christ- mas in the inimitable style of Fred Waring. This and their many assem- bly programs showed the results of hard practice, good direction, and great talent. There were a number of new members in our Culee Club this year, who did a fine job of contributing their musical talents to this organization.

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w 7'A, 'f WCA- -its it Q,'h3l ,VW t' il l M P D JROW l-llill, Pope. Spoto, Goodrich, Green, Cappellino, Blodgctt. Harvey. Lee. Raynor, Johnson, Abell Raun A A X llarvey, Keith. Allen. Benjamin, Kurtz, Raun D.. Montfort. 1 ROVJ 2-lit-rry ll., Reese, lierry V., Reimann, Pmaross. Barry, Pnaurenfreund. Cave. Dikeman G.. Dikcman R 'ihnp 3 llopper. ' X, . Twenty-two Banc! The B. C. S. band, by far the most outstanding example of improve' ment in our school, has blazed new music trails. Through magnificent co- operation and exhausting efforts of the members and its leader, the band has secured beautiful green and black uniforms. These fine uniforms added greatly to the brilliant brand of music provided by this commendable ag- gregation. The fine showing made by the band's marching formation and concerts are further proof of its talent and ambition. March eighth. the band performd at a P. T. A. meeting and played some numbers which they had diligently practiced for a music festival in Fredonia. A varied program which entertained a gratifying number of people proved a great drawing card in the Fredonia State Teachers' College Music Festival. April twentyfsecond of which the band was a part. f