Hill Murray High School - Omega Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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X Ilnder the direction of Mr. Asenbrenner, the Hill-Murray band In addition to daily rehearsals, band mem- l kicks off a pep assembly with Swingin' Safari. bers take private lessons. E The 39 member girls' chorus performed during the year at the Christmas, POP and spring concerts. In April they earned a superior rating at the Minnesota Choral Festival at St. Catherine's. Music. . . 139

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Nursery Rhymes was so alive, a delight to listen to . . Amen! 1, 2, 3, 4. . . Band and chorus help make the music scene at H-M. . . hours of hard work, practice and determi- nation. . . Rodney, get your horn out of your ear. . . all sorts of athletic games. . . who all is driving'?. . . Mr. A. , my instrument froze. . . street beat. . . concert. . . where's my folder?. . . Everybody meet in the Religion Center no later than 7 . . . warm up. . . Steve Stoffel. . . who's the new conductor?. . . WILDCAT. . . how much music did you say I had to learn?. . . RUTH GAYLORD. . . Concert Choir, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Ensemblesg FRANK ASENBRENNER. . .Band. The mixed chorus sings The Wa- ter is Wide at the pop concert. 138. . . Music by Monday?'? ! !. . . I'd Like To Teach The World To Sing . . . the different vocal groups perform at club meetings, contests. . . even as far as New Orleans. . . re- discover your car . . . do you want to buy some cookieS?. . . how about some carmel corn?. . . Let It Be . . . Cabaret . . . the concert choir turns into a bunch of elves. . . selections from Flower Drum Song, South Pacific, and Oklahoma. . . Mrs. Gaylord's really a good director. . . more can get involved. Members of the ensemble gather 'round the piano for practice.

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