Central High School - Tom Tom Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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MEMBERS OF THE ORCHESTRA, ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED Margaret Abrams, Charles Adams, Teddy Adams, Sarah Baker, Mary L. Barnard, Mary L. Barnes, Helen Bates, Helen Bement, Betty Jo Bond, Mary Bowles, Jackie Brennan, Martha Briggs, secretaryg Charles Briley, Billie Bustard, Malcolm Caffee, Mary L. Carr, Andy Clark, Blanche Crawford, Guy Croft, Mary Daugherty, Ethel DeVasher, Bernice Emanuel, Melvin Frick, Virginia Gatrell, Ed Gowans, Oleta Green, Maxine Hacke, Geraldine Hardis, Betty Heilman, Marvin Herman, Pal- merine Hicks, Barbara Huss, senatorg Henetta Jacobs, Paul Johnson, Harold Jollief. Jerry Keith, Leroy Kiner, Ruth McCray, Russell McCullough, George Michael, Hugh Moguin, Arville Mullen, Ellis Myer, Walker Nelson, Floyd Newlin, Robert Patton, W. T. Peck, Alfred Persons, Merrill Phelps, Betty L. Rice, Buddy Rogers, Ann Roller, senator: Ralph Scargall, John Sell, Ralph Shaffer, Rita Simmermacher, treasurerg Helen Smith, Jane Snyder, presidentg Hugh Steele, Rosamund Stephenson, Jirnmy Stevenson, Raymond Swanson, Joan Tiederman, Alma Tyler, Lee Walker, John Wheeler, Carrie Wilson, Tommy Wilson, DeWitt Wyant, Mary Beth Smith, vice president, Myra Watkins, Betty Elliot, Joan Flemming. Qrchestra ACH MEMBER of the advanced orchestra, which is a complete symphonic group in instrumen- tation and in caliber of performance, must be proficient in his line, since only music of the highest Value is studied. The creation of deep and intelligent appreciation of good music is one of the greatest aims of the orchestra. It provides, therefore, excellent training for the mu- sical students. The orchestra, under , the direction of Albert Weatherly, ,7 plays for assemblies, dramatic produc- 1 tions, and radio audiences. It also lends excellent support to the choral groups in the presentation of The Messiah, the minstrel, and the opera. This organization is conducted as a club, under the ,leadership of Jane Snyder, president, Mary Beth Smith, vice president, Martha Briggs, secre- tary, Rita Mae Zimmermacher, treas- urer, and Malcolm Caffee and Ralph Scargall, librarians. page 175 - ----- ----- --- - -- it 5 v as if jg, HQ, if em ra, ., Jai. fi as e'fE:NP'Yfw , ,msg sm -n mga yr. ai ,1, ,., M,-. ,qs r- ,Qt 1, .iw -,i Li 1 as ,fn W., ,. W ie, L. tai! 1, vw. , ,Q Q. 1. -t , - ww, is , fn 11 1- ,-4-r 'ive ,,,,, l f ,L

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