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ORCHESTRA Another one of our fine music organizations is the orchestra. The orchestra, like the choir and the band, has had a busy year. Until the music wing of the building was available, the orchestra used an ordinary class room for rehearsals. However, this handicap didn’t affect the output of fine music. Our orchestra participated in part or as a whole in many things. In the fall various members played in the All State Orchestra. To the Christmas season the orchestra responded with the accompaniment to Amahl and the Night Visitors. The high point of the year came when the orchestra played the host to the Mid-State Orchestra Festival. Members of all three music organications housed students from the visiting schools in their homes. Along with the hard music rehearsals came chances to make new acquaintances and a big weekend for all. The orchestra also participated in the annual Spring Festival, Law Day, and in a convocation featuring Bob Richards. The gruff but kindly baton wielding director was Mr. Snavely. Barb Smith, president; Roger Young, vice president; Chuck Brower, treasurer; Barb Winski, secretary; Donna Power, historian; Susan Robley, librarian. — 29 —
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Drum Majors and Pupettes Bob Sharp, assisted by Ruth (ruthless) Mc-Coskey, were in charge of the band during shows and on parade. Their duties involved making sure the band members were all moving in the same direction while on parade and blowing whistles. The Pupettes, a band auxiliary, performed with the band in football shows and presented several halftime shows during basketball season. They also participated quite creditably in the Big Broadcast. Captain of the Pupettes was Flossie Dalrymple. Admirers of the Pupettes are universal. Ruth McCoskey — Bob Sharp Back row— Susan Stout, Flossie Dalrymple, Judy McMullen, Mary Jo Rabanus, Susan Robley, Jan McGee, Cinda Mark. Front row—Libby Louck, Stephanie Duncan. Phyllis Jenner, Janie Parker, Pam Behr, Mary Hendrickson, Suzanne Goodnight, Andy Luca , Pam Puerner. — 28 —
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The band of the Coldstream Guards? No, but close. The school’s top quality Blue and White started the year early, before school was in session for the general student body. This extra preparation for the football season enabled the band to maintain and increase its previous standards of excellence. To the accompaniment of its theme for the year, “Tonight” from WEST SIDE STORY, the band participated in halftime shows, the homecoming parade, and other more community oriented parades. Jeanie Hibner, Nancy Applegate, Ruth McCoskey (standing), Barbara Thompson, Diana Coulter, Colleen Strain. — 30 —
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