Arcadia High School - Arcadian Yearbook (Arcadia, KS)

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' A T it if-1 , ma lg 4 4,73 -0. Q , i, M, MO-KAN VOCAL CONTEST For the second consecutive year, Arcadia has placed f first in the Mo-Kan Music Contest. Miss Heath, Mr. Amos, Mr. Stock and all the members of the Music Department work l ed unusually hard and were rewarded by one large trodiy and several smaller ones. Arcadia won first with 56 points, Minden and Riverton took second and third respectively. Arcadia placed in tht following events: Emma Dolores Limb Contralto solo First Emma Delores Limb Accompanist First Virginia Bowlus Soprano solo First Girls Glee Club First Girls Quartet Second Boys Glee Club Third Mixed Chorus First Their victory was celebrated by a school party at whi cfrds and various games were played. lee creams cones Wert serv U at the close of the party. NO-KAN INSTRUMENTAL CONTEST ln the instrumental music contest held at Riverton on April 4, Arcadia placed third. We only made four entries in this contest und placed in each one as follows: Emma Dolores Limb Piano solo First Dellabclle Teague Cornet Second Rot Clayton Trombone Second lnstrumental Quartet Third

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- . 1 mumwmuv 3 Eanh' 5 Back row: Potter, Stock, W. Hamilton, M. Hamilton, C. Clayton, R. Clayton, Teague. Front row: Aldrich, Myers, Marsh, Bowlus, J. Fowler. The Tribal musicians, composed of twelve players under the direction of Mr. Stock have made many public appearances this year. They played for all the basket ball and football games, and helped to put that ole fight in the nArcadianU warriors. The instrumentation and personnel are: Cornets--C. Clayton, Teague, Bowlus, J. Fowler, Marsh. Clarinets--Myers, Aldrich, Weiss. Tuba--Potter. Trombone--R, Clayton. Drums--M. E. Hamilton, W. Hamilton. Q fl! V-5 ' 1 4 , X 9 .Q , R 9 I ' ' X 7 T, x A . .I '1,,if 1 K IH., .' .. -'- u y , , . Of . PT 'P- Nvil A fl' Q ' V -