Caesar Rodney High School - Crisp Yearbook (Wyoming, DE)

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Q Ex: Q SGW R 1 fail. Q . ff G. Brett, C. Reynolds, B. Clute, J. Spence, W. Case, J. Simpson, P. Emerson, Edwin l . Englehart, Director. Row 4, left to right: H. Short, L. Steffens, A. Sipple, M. Vatick, A. Hall, D. Tarburton, N. Medford, D. Eisele, G. Wessel, F. Thomas, J. Carter, C. Kersey, S. Vatick, F. Jones, S. Buckley, R. Lawrence, J. Duncan, S. Bickling, J. Thomas, W. Cohee, R. Field, J. Darling, D. Hall, W. Currey, A. Daly, E. Papen, B. Bennett, L. Nichols, N. Cox, C. Shipley. Senior Band During the football season, the band presents lively and intricate formations, routines and shows during halftime, as well as lending musical support to the Blue and Gold Riders on the gridiron. Concerts are presented at various times. In February the annual winter concert is presented. The senior band also plays an important part in the annual spring music festival. During the summer the band meets weekly for the preparation of the summer concert. On holi- days the band competes in parades which are held in many different parts of the state. The Band Parents Club is an organization made up of the parents of band members. Through the money making activities of this club the band is able to purchase new uniforms and supplies. Color guard: Doris Tatman, Eileen Errera, Pat Palmer, Peggy Adlam, Joan Basiago, Betty Mitchell, Peggy Dill.

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I. II. H The Caesar Rodney Junior Band consists of qualified members from grades four through ten. It is the organization for the instrumental students who have reached the intermediate level of advancement and serves as a stepping-stone to the senior band. The junior band meets once a week and provides music for elementary assembly programs and certain community functions. Membership in this group usually numbers between fifty-five and sixty-five students. Junior Band Program Tenth Annual Spring Music Festival The Caesar Rodney Junior Band America Patrol Leader-March ......... .... J ohn Kinyon Irish Serenade-Medley When Irish Eyes are Smiling ..... Ball, Olcott, Grail That's an Irish Lullabyi' ...... ..... J . R. Shannon My Wild Irish Rose ....... .......... O lcott Gay N ineties Waltz Sidewalks of New York ......... Lawlor and Blake In My Merry Oldsmobile ...... Edwards and Bryan Memories .................... Alstyne and Kahn Tango Tropical ....................... John Kinyon Military Salute-March Medley .... ..... A rr. Kinyon The Marines' Hymn The Caissons go Rolling Alongn Intermission The Caesar Rodney High School Concert Band Alma Mater The Band King March ................. John M. Sills With the Caesar Rodney Majorettes Sarabande and Bourree ....... George Frederic Handel Jamaican Rumba-Arthur Benjamin .Arr. by P. J. Lang Alleluia-from Exsultate, Jubilatel' ........... Motet Parade of the Wooden Soldiers ............ Leon J assel Arr. by John J. Morrissey A Melodic Caravan-Jimmy Mcl-Iugh . . .arr. Paul Yoder I Feel a Song Comin, Oni, I'm in the Mood for Loven It's a Most Unusual Day Don't Blame Me Cuban Love Call Curtain Call ................ ..... J ohn Cacavas Intermission I Could Have Danced All Night-from My Fair Lady Lerner and Lowe Around the World-Victor Young .... Arr. Alfred Reed A Tribute to Benny Goodman Arr. by Richard Hayman Pushin, Sandn Flying Home Air Mail Specialn Slipped Disc 'LA Smooth One Soloists: Daniel Hall-Drums Edwin F. Englehart-Clarinet Port-Au-Prince-Bernice Wayne ..... Arr. Paul Yoder Impressions of a Scottish Air-James D. Ployar Hi-Fi-Concert March ................. Ted Mesang The National Anthem