East High School - Angelus Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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VIOLETTE MCCARTHY Concert choir if p, MARION PADBOY 5 K A Vocal music I ROLAND ROBERTS r 3 0 iifiiitielti K' Piuviggwg ,difrcf l' fvj V Q: , . '.gf , I 43 0, - 36551 if i' 09 F icf?Q??-7643 70 Rehearsing the string section of the concert orchestra, Mr. Roland Roberts stresses the need for perfection. X . Music Gives Qpportunities To Pupils of Varied Skills The music department of East offers opportunities to students at almost all stages of development in musical ability. There are instrumental bands and orches- tras under the direction of Mr. Roland Roberts for those interested in this phase of musical development. These range from training band and string orchestra to the concert band and orchestra. Those students more interested in the vocal side of the music field may find activi- ties in this area, too. Students with little experience begin with a chorus group and are advanced by permission to the concert choir and girls ensemble. Both the instrumental and vocal music groups participated in school and civic activi- ties. These activities included an assembly by the concert choir, girls' and boys' choirs, the concert orchestra and the concert band. The concert orchestra also gave performances open to the public while the marching band performed during parades, football games and pep assemblies. 28

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