Atlanta High School - Atalanta Yearbook (Atlanta, IL)

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1931 THE ATALANTA 1931 -ACTIVITIES - Page 25 -

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1931 THE ATALANTA 1931 Standing: Phillips, J. Mountjoy, Foote, R. Miller, A. Miller, Bevan, C. Miller, Tuttle, Larison. Seated: Hoose, Crihfield, King, C. Mountjoy, Brown, Hammitt, J. Miller, Adams. ORCHESTRA After several years of earnest and untiring work, most of the older and more experienced musicians have graduated, and the time has come when a new set of pupils must follow the others’ paths. However, under the careful guidance of Mr. A. W. Larison, of Lincoln, Illinois, plans have been successfully carried out for a grade school band, which now consists of 35 members, who tire ready to meet the public on all occasions. The high school orchestra now has an enrollment of about eighteen members. It has furnished music for numerous occasions. PERSONNEL E Alto Saxophones Kenyon Bevan Joseph Mountjoy Monell Hammitt Winton Hoose First Violin Caroline Mountjoy T rombone Johnston King Drums Raymond Mason C Melody Saxophones Tibe Cohen Ina Brown Clarinets Richard Tuttle Arthur Miller C Flute Philip Crihfield B Baritone Saxophone Byron Phillips Cornets Carrel Miller Robert Miller Paul Adams Baritone James Miller Pianist Loretta King DIRECTOR—A. W. LARISON R. L„ ’31. — :Page 24 —

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1931 THE ATALANTA 1931 PRELIMINARY CONTESTS The preliminaries of the literary and vocal contests were held Tuesday evening, April 28 in preparation for the county contests May 6 and 7. The contestants were: MUSIC—VOCAL Boys “Invictus” ................................................... Huhn Robert Hieronymus “On the Road to Mandalay” ....................................Speak Robert Miller “Two Grenadiers” ......................................... Schumann Philip Crihfield “Give a Man a Horse He Can Ride”.............................O’Hara Richard Tuttle Girls “In an Old Fashioned Town” .................................Squires Cleo Sullivan “The Answer” ................................................ Terry Lucille Hooten “I Passed by Your Window”.....................................Brahe Josephine Beverly “Coming Home” ............................................. Willeby Bernadine Thompson “Friend o’ Mine” ........................................ Sanderson Narola Miller LITERARY Humerous “The Blue Eyed Sheik” ........................... Weldon Frantz “The Swimming Pool”............................... Tibe Cohen Dramatic “The Last Leaf’’ by O. Henry..........................Ina Brown “Sally Ann’s Experience” ................... Georgia Houghtling EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING James Miller Grace Swan - Page 26