Enid High School - Quill Yearbook (Enid, OK)

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FNID HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA . MM. classic mootl gliI1lL'fllllt'4 the mtiotl of this group of musi' L cia, ' ll'ltf-,L l l-' 'A .- By Ixl-uanu liitiw NliXX'lll lla-antiful strains of music floatt-al up from tht- hantl room on Aflloor. The orchestra was practicing for their first appearance on Cctoher l4, wha-n fllaw' plaveal at the All- School protluction. nllriale anal llrt-jutlice.i' Their nt-xt pt-rlioi'tnana't- was at tht- lunior Play on IjL'Cl'llll3t'l' 2. A State llmantl antl Ot-cha-stra Clinic was ht-lal at Stillwatt-r on Dt-ct-niha-r li lo, l7. hlt-tnha-rs wishing to attt-nal ,sa-nt in tha-ir applications wt-t-las in atlvanct-, tht-n tht-v wt-rc compt-lla-al to tri' tltlt. Those receiving tht- honor of ht-ing selt-ctt-al to rt-prt-st-nt Enitl High wt-rt-: lohn Ciht-wning, violing lrwin lNlicholas, violing l,ois Simpson, violin: Xvt-nf ala-ll lfxlint-, lirt-nch horng lla-rrv Tualor, lirt-nch horng anal lloh Ka-rshnt-r. hassoon. Xllith tha- itlt-a ol' proanoting gootl will anal having a lot ol' fun as wa-ll, it was alt-ciala-al that lllacltwa-ll anal lfnitl woultl txchangt- orchestral conct-rts. On lanuarv 25, tht- Black- wt-ll organization visitt-tl ht-re antl prt-senteal a conct-rt, in asst-mhlv, which tht- stuala-nt hotly t-njovetl imma-nst-lv. Following tht' conf ct-rt tha- memht-rs of tht- lfnial High Orcht-sf tra wt-rt- hosts to tht- visitors at lunch anal t-st'ot'ta'al Iltcnl Llllotlt Ilia' schaitil altltillg rl-N afternoon. Tht- following wet-la. l-it-hruarv 3, the Fnio orchestra went to Blacltwt-ll tt. rcturn tha- favor antl gave a concert to tht- Blackwell stutlt-nt body. They were likewise t-ntt-rtainf t-al at lunch anal spc-nt an enjoyable afternoon in visiting tht- school. Tlit- orchestra macle a fint- showing in alit- accompaniment of soloists antl in the play- ing of lmtli popular anal const-rvative music in tlit- proaluction Svtuphon'v, Song, anal Swing given on lX'lat'ch 7. rt-placing the an- nual opt-rt-tta, Combining tht- choruses, hantl anal orchestra, tht' protlnction appt-alt-tl to t-vt-rvont-, as it was both novt-l antl enter- taining. Highlight ol tha- va-arls activities was tht- conct-rt prt-st-ntt-tl hv tht- orcht-stra on April lf. Opt-ning tha- program with tlit- wt-ll known Shadow VValtz, featuring tht- viof lins, anal with t-llit-ctivr lighting arrange- mt-nts, tht- orcht-stra maalt- a lova-lv picturt-. Of spa-cial intt-rest was a t't1t'IIt'I trio compost-tl of Russell Daugherty, Phillip Ciurths. anal Innior XXX-ibtfl. After st-vt-ral exceptional num- ht-rs, tht- orchestra closa-tl the concert with Rossinils Hatha-r of St-villa-,ii tha-ir national rt-tluirt-al contt-st numht-r. Tha- linitl High School orcha-stra, a-vel' a popular avigaiiixtititiii, was t-xct-ptional this vt-ar for its violin section, having a numha-r of mt-mht-rs with outstantling expt-ria-ncc anc hla-naling tht-ir musicianship with tht- har- monic arrangt-mt-nt of tht- wholt- protluceal an orchestra ahovt- tht- avt-rage high school capability. Always enjovctl hy the stualt-nts antl tht- townspeople alike-, tht- usual type of program tliflicult in execution hut pleasinglv smooth to tlit- t-ar of the auclienct- was playcal on vari- ous occasions aluring tht- school year. Tratlif tional is tht- orchestral accompaniment for any worthwhile program of the school year where dignity anal musicianship are rcquiretl. VVhilt- the banal provides stirring rhythm anal pep, tht- orchestra is a master at tlrt-amy, rof mantic, melotlies, or diHicult variations in the ins won t t iinrga ma mot tin swing music woulal issut- from tlit- hanal rootu causing stu- alt-nts to pause in tha- halls to ht-ar tuort-, anal somt-times making it aliflicult for them to rt-metuher that classes were in st-ssion, anal that howt-vt-r swt-et tlmt- music might sountl, it was not for them -not at the moment anv- wav. Such vt-rsatilitv won tht- t-nthusiastia approval of all of tht- stutlt-nts making t-va-rv t . appearance of tht- group an anticipata-al t-vt-nt. nxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxnxxxsxxsxxxx St. 1HFlarg's nth Springs linspital Contluctc-tl hi' Tlu- Sista-rs of the, .flfost riD7'6CfUII5 Bloor! I 502 liast Oklahoma Avt-nut llhonc l-lo . l ,J xxxxxxxxxnxxxxuxxxxsxsxsxxxv

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