Baldwin High School - Piper Yearbook (Birmingham, MI)

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jifdcl wifk Wudic And the band played on. Handicapped by decreased numbers this year, the band worked harder to produce a musical organization that would have the recognition, State, district, and locally, that has been accorded the Baldwin band in the past. The band entered the South- eastern Michigan band and orchestra festival held at Highland Park and there acquitted itself well. Co-operating in many school events this year, the band has attended all home football games, preparing a special routine for each game, and most of the home basketball games. It was the band that led the students in march formation to Pierce School on Field Day and to the theater for the traditional pep meeting before the Royal Oak game. The climax of the season, something every band member looked forward to, was the an- nual spring concert. Many hours were spent in preparation, recordings were made, and special rehearsals conducted before and after school. X Music featured at the concert was Deep Purple, Peter DeRoseg Minerva, N. DeRubertisg Looking Upward, Iohn Phillip Sousa: and First Norwegian Rhapsody, F. Melius Christiansen. The band owes its thanks for a successful- year to Arnold W. Berndt, a conductor who gives of his time and patience unselfishly and who insists on correct methods of rehearsing. The officers of the band are Bob Marsh, presi- dent, Byron Wyatt, vice president: Nancy Pierce, secretary: Burton Bronson. treasurer: and Ieanne Blinn, librarian. Bill Sproull is drum major. Other members of the band are Richard Adams, David Ballentine. Lois Bloyer, Russell Blaisus, Russell Davies, Ralph Dunbar, Eunice Engel, lack Filkins, Don Garfield, Martha Gruber. Frances Hayes, Nancy Heacock, Marjorie Hen- shaw, Gerald Hughes, Herbert Herzberg. Harris Iackson, Kate Kemp, Marilyn Kemp. Marilyn Kreger, Phil Martz, Charles Murray, Wanda Olin, Ralph Peabody, Hugh Quinn, Dick Rob- ertson, Clark Rogers, Robert Shaffner, Bruce Smiley, Bill Smith, Carolee Sproull, Ed Van Develder, Clara White, Bob Wolf, Clifford Young, Norman Schwallie, and Medford Pitt- IDCII1. -EUNICE ENGEL. .AJhA:...Q

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