Soldan Blewett High School - Reflector Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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0l'lCeI f GLASS BANDS HOT MUSIV GJICQ OPCA25 tl Cl, Fifty four The Concert Band appears, really, in a double capacity-as a concert unit, and oftimes as a marching band. It plays everything from Bach to boogie as a stimulus to the old school Splfll Members are selected by audition most of them comlng up to its standards through the medium of the program offered in a prerequi site course Iunior Band About half the players own their instruments the other half uses school owned instruments all getting great satisfaction from converting their breath into harmonious sound The group is managed on an exceptionally democratic basis ffor a musical organizationl most matters of import being settled by a board of control made up of some of its own members This year the bands big pro1ect was that of earning and setting up a fund to provide let ters and other forms of recognition on the basis of the members service to the ensemble The Dance Orchestra concentrates its attention upon the various contemporary styles of name orchestras It boasts as members some of the schools outstanding instrumentalists of considerable background and experience Membership in the group is gained by auditton as its standards include an almost subcon scious ability to read well a new pop tune at sight The members of the organization almost without exception also play in the school con cert band or in the string orchestra The dance orchestra is in demand throughout the school year for social functions and adds a modern note to the instrumental music of tered at our alma mater A large share of its success can be attributed to Alan Rosenblatt its efficient dtrector clarinetist and saxo phonist 1 , . 1 1 it 11 - N 1 . , . . 1 1 1 ' 1 . u 11 , . . . 1 - - - n 11 - 1 I - fs 1 - - I -

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The Agora representatlves sell and drstrrbute UQ OO' D-4 waits- 1' TLWTA A A FIRST ROW Horw1tz Schne1der McAIl1ster Greene Rmnert Zarkowsky Wemtraub Ferdman Wallace Sherlln SFCOND ROW Blumberg Kassoft Mlller Secrest Robbtns Smtth Carman Zlglm R1Ik1n THIRD ROW Lxtzman Luehrrnann Frank Shea Stern Irwm Radley Feder Bess Ch 'tcellor Chervttz FOURTH ROW Oftstem Ntcozrsm t nley Epstem Berkow Mmkes Brown g0l'6L Agora IS a representatrve group composed of students from each advlsory group It meets the second p nod each mornmg 1n room 317 and IS under the able sponsorshlp of Mr Gum mershetmer Durmg the fall semester Mlss Mc Dermott ln her usual capable way drrected the Agora as sponsor Agora ts a Greek Word meanmg meetlng place Room 317 serves as a meetmg place for the members of the Agora season passes to the athletrc contests they also sell subscrlptlons to the Spotllght and the Re tlector The group IS d1v1cled rnto teams and at the head of each team IS a captam The team nembers turn 1n the money they have collected to the captatn who then grves rt to a teller The teller keeps a record of all accounts Besldes dolng a great servlce Ior the school the members ot the Agora lncreas the1r sense ot responsrbrhty and rel1ab1l1ty FIRST ROW Rucker Robbms Gallant Raskas Meyer Frshman Fag1n Btxhorn Lever SECOND ROW L1tzman Samples Hammett M1ller Keller Wemtraub Grlebaum Lvnde Enger THIRD ROW Hartzog Puskar Henry Armer Barker COUS1gl1O Zrglm Bess Cooperman Chancellor FOURTH ROW Feldman R1Ik1n Schne1der W1lI1ams Mullen Stanley Epstem Shrpman Levme Mtgdall Mr Gurnmershetmer fy! f' x Ftysrx