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Owed to the Bond My name is Jimmie Crippen. I'm the leader of the ba As we come strutting forward I'm the tallest in the la The three behind me back me up. and we are on our v Before the high school's cheering crowd that came to us play. Chorus: Oh! the drums go bang. the cymbals clang. The horns they blaze away: Garrett pumps the big bassoon And all the pipes do play. Our skillful foursome toot the Flutes. The music's simply grand: A credit to Ann Arbor is The high school's marching band. Query: Is Crippen being followed or has he suddenly developed three legs? Answer: They had to take two pictures: jimmy blotted Uvonne out. 19
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Page 22 text:
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T E BAND ONE OF THE MOST useful, entertaining, and active groups in the school is the band. In the fall it can be found almost any afternoon at Wines Field or West Park, practicing. The result of this practice is shown in the mili- tary precision with which it parades at football games. The new marching techniques are the ideas of the band's director, Mr. E. Rollin Silfies. Their program, however, is not restricted to marching alone. They play for assemblies, for pep meetings, and for basketball games. They are usually on hand when musical entertainment is desired. They gave a spring concert in addition to participation in state-wide competition for band ratings. They also send soloists and ensembles to regional and state contests. The band's officers are Tom Stout, president, Marjory Hull, vice-president, Jack Fisher, secretary, and Charles Allmand, treasurer. Wll scomvuo Back row fleft to rightj-H Prochnow, R. Ware, W. Cuth- bert, VV. Mettert, R. Armstutz K. Liechty. Mr. Silfies, Direc- tor. Second row- -M. Southworth B. Wilkinson, G. Bibbs, J. Crip- pen, M. Hull, G. Graham, R Clarke, C. Hanson, B. Grimes R. Armbruster, W. Metzger. Third row-W. Groves, B. Mur- phy, J. Fisher, G. Cowley, C Hoff, L. Brooks, B. Wheatley L. Fisher, W. Watson, F. Ross H. Vetter, R. Rechle, P. Mason Fourth row-T. Stout, W. Pet- erson, R. Bishop, C. Allmand B. Stevens, A. Bierlein, R. Kel- ler, P. Brooks. x
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