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v REHEARSAL FOR TALENT NIGHT PERFORMANCE AT U. S. O. -21--
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. E i BAND The band had a very successfuliyear, having taken part in a variety of activities. Its first apearance was a parade down town Armistice Day and an outdoor concert at the flag pole. In the early part of December it participated in an assembly program featuring the Majorettes. The Christmas program was climaxed by an arrangement of XYhite Christmas. The Talent Nite show was opened and closed by the band. Featured were the three trumpeters, jimmy Sloan, Earl Bailey and Bob Hapgood, and an arrangement for the band of Beet- hoven's Fifth Symphony. This show was repeated at the USO. For Senior Varieties the band played a modern medley of Sophisticated Lady, Moodllndigo, and Black and Tan Fantasy. Featured were Jim Sloan, Jim Hoag, and Harry Brooks. The Spring Concert was the bandls most ambitious program of the year, Among the numbers played were the Bach Toccata and Fugue in D Minor, The Blue Danube Waltz, the First Movement from SCl1L1lJCl'tiS Unfinished Symphony, and a group of Sousa Marches. The Band also played for Commencement ex- ercises, the Red Cross Drive, and a number of assembly programs. Gfficers this year were Bill Zvolanek, president, and jack Hudson, vice- president. A dance band was organized the latter part of the year and was directed by Bill Zvolanek. .20- Again
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CKRPENTRY Under the supervision of Mr. Galbraith, the boys of the Carpentry class constmcted a bicycle rack which was of great benefit during the rainy season. They also aided in reconstructing the old Sea Scout boat. The members of the carpentry class are: Richard Perry, Bob Robinson, Joe Milligan, Ed Dover, Stanley Dover, Johnnie Chaves and joe Sousa. STAGE AND LIGHTING The stage class, under the direction of Mr. Garrison with Dick Hooker as student manager, have worked exceptionally hard this year to overcome war shortages. They made settings for the junior and Senior Plays, the Talent Show and the Christmas program. Members of the class are Francis Collier, Eileen Grossini, Gerald Dutra, Frank Turri, Virlin Donelson, Ed Rodriquez, and Bud Begg. Excellent lighting effects were given by the lighting crew, with Mr. B. Can- field, instructor, and jack Grider and Louis Costa, managers. Crew members are Kenneth Hooker, Leo Escavedo, lforrest Staffanson, Myron Douglass and George Vieira, who assisted with several Red Cross and U.S.O. programs, in addition to various plays and other activities. T -22-
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