Beloit High School - Trojan Yearbook (Beloit, KS)

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 WoncUrHand Off we go into the Land of Music, provided by the Beloit high school music department, under the direction of Mr. Eugene Tice. First we see the snappy marching band, composed of 60 members. They did their part by the many spectacular exhibitions during the football season. One outstanding performance was the program in recognition of the armed forces Just around the bend we come to the Land of Symphonies and Overtures. Thjs music is furnished by the 32 members of the orchestra. Their highlight of the year was the spring concert. Also, they performed at the junior and senior plays. Sousa. Goldman, Simon are some of the famous Drum Major (center) Alice Torrey Majorettes (left to right) Betty Golladay, Marjorie Wiens. Bette Jo Reiter. Martha White composers of selections played by the concert band. The hand consists of 55 active members. They gave a splendid concert in the spring. Do-ra-me-fa-so-la-te-do are frequent sounds heard throughout our journey when the hoys and girls choruses are in session. The girls chorus has 82 members and the hoys chorus lias 60 members. For the third consecutive year, they have given the Messiah on Palm Sunday, accompanied by the orchestra. Virginia Blauvelt and Norma Simmons were the competent accompanists Climaxing the year’s activities, each section of the music department attended the spring festival at Concordia. “Always ready and willing to go’' is the motto of our marching band. They cooperate with the down town business men, and help out at the basketball games with peppy numbers. This picture of the EHS marching band was taken in front of the municipal auditorium before they led the Labor Saving Device parade.

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