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GLEE CLUB x The lights are dimmedg murmurs are hushed, and th., curtains part to reveal a group of girls in pastels and boys in the conventional black .ind white. Proud mothers and fathers are alert and listening. It is the opening of the tenth annual musie eoneert. The night for music lovers has come. The baton is lifted, and the song begins, There are the lilting voiees of the sopranos enhanced by the deep-throated altos. lfinally the blending of tenors and basses resembles a mighty organ reaching a lovely ereseendo then fading away IHIO Sfllll1CSS. There is a moment of silence as .1 wrapt audience watches the curtains fold, and the song is ended. The hunger for what is truly good in music has again been satisfied.
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Page 39 text:
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BAND There he was, singing to beat the band. Why, you must be mistaken. Nothing can beat OLII' band! How true! NWhere else is a band so applauded at the last stroke of the slim, white baton? What function is not bet- tered by the appearance of the band in the red and white uniforms? Composed of sixty pieces, the band has made many ap- pearances this yearg the most important of them were the Christmas and Spring concerts. URCHESTRA Students whose interest lies in the modern type of music land outlet for their talent in the orchestra. livery Tuesday during the sixth period one may hear the orchestra swinging out with the current favorites. These swingsters play for all social hours and school dances. Through the music provided during the year, they have gained the reputation of being the best swing band Grant has ever produced. The student leader is Bill McDonough, who also plays first trumpet. jim Savage and Frank Sebastian as first and second trombonists respectively have furnished strong sup- port. The saxophone section, an essential to any swing band, is composed of Wartl Richard- son as first alto, jane George as second tenor, Lenora Fisher as third alto, and John Perren as fourth tenor. Rhythm is supplied by James Ziegler at the piano, Bill Schmidt, bass, Melvin Franks, drums, and Charles Friedle, banjoist.
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