East Lansing High School - Ceniad Yearbook (East Lansing, MI)

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P CONCENTRATION AT ITS HEIGHT Cheryl Campbell, Linda Abeles, Marianne Cherney, and Steve Coppola contribute the lower sounds while playing The London Symphony. A LIKE FATHER, LIKE . . . DAUGHTER? Mr. Bartlett announces his daughter, Carol Bartlett. A GRACE AND FORM Alice Huber performs her solo dance at the orchestra concert.

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EMERGENCY The members of the East Lansing High School Symphony Orchestra packed their bags and prepared themselves for a long bumpy bus ride as the three day en- richment tour began. Among the major areas visited were Grosse Pointe, Jack- son High, and Ann Arbor. There, the stu- dents played concerts, went to music mu- seums, and were lodged overnight in their host families' homes. They also met oth- er orchestra students from several differ- ent schools. As one member of the or- chestra put it, it was a musical experi- ence for the students which offered a pro- fessional outlook on their future. Gerald Bartlett, director of the sym- phony orchestra, left East Lansing to be- come the first permanent director of the Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp. After a dedi- cated 18 years of service, it was not easy to leave E.L. and all its memories behind. The last concert, which was held on May 19, was followed by a reception given for Mr. Bartlett and alumni members. Among the students who have won awards for their outstanding achieve- ment were Terry McKinney, Teresa Bea- man, and Reed Beaman. They were se- lected as semi-finalists in the Michigan Youth Arts Festival for performing as the best solo instrumentalists. Another talent- ed student, Georgia Ellis, was announced semi-finalist in the vocal solo.