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Page 16 text:
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Collinsville Community Unit No. 10 is extremely fortunate in having an administrator as capable as Mr. Darling. Mr. Darling’s career in Collinsville began in 1936. He began as an industrial arts teacher and coach at the junior high school. He then became principal of the Webster School and was then promoted to coach and principal of the high school. He soon advanced to the position of superintendent of 13
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Memphis, Tenn., and in 1945 and 1946 the concerts were given in Louisville, Ky. The 1946-1947 season saw the band leaving Collinsville at 3 A. M. in three specially chartered buses, with Fort Worth, Texas, as the destination. The city of New Orleans was the objective of the 1948 band trip, and, traveling by cHbrtered bus, the Band climaxed a successful year by spending a very profitable and enjoyable week in the Crescent City. In the spring of 1949 the band left for Duluth, Minn. Texas Christian University sponsored the band’s second successful trip to Fort Worth, Texas, in May, 1950. Two concerts and a band clinic for 125 schools, at T. C. U., were among the 14 concerts played. In April, 1951, the band was invited to make a second visit to New Orleans, La. Their concerts were received enthusiastically, especnjjly in schools where the 1948 tour was remembered. A record flood of the Missouri River at Omaha, Neb., in April, 1952, failed to mar the band’s enthusiastic reception in that city. On the third trip of the band to New Orleans, in 1953, ten concerts were played in the schools of New Orleans Parish. Conducted tours of an ocean liner and of the historical French Quarter and spectacular Botanical Gardens of the city were other high lights of the trip.
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(Community lyjnit 10 the high school, and is now superintendent of Unit 10. His rapid promotion in the various positions of the school system indicates the enthusiasm lie has for his work. Because he is an excellent organizer he always finds time for smaller problems which might be overlooked by someone less efficient. We hope he will have even more success. 13
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