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Page 33 text:
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A REVONAH « . MUSIC DEPARTMENT MAKE MINE MUSIC” The music instructor of the Hanover schools is Mr. R. J. Larsen, who comes to Hanover from Clinton, Iowa, four days a week. Mr. Larsen at- tended Iowa State Teachers’ College, has a BA degree from the University of Iowa, and has done graduate work there, also. This is his fifteenth year of teaching, and his fourth year at Hanover. The music program in grades two through six includes two singing periods, a theory class and two music appreciation classes each week. The seventh and eighth grades are divided into two groups—boys and girls—and have singing classes on alternate days. Mrs. Morrison is the accompanist. Class lessons on band instruments are offered to all students who are in the fourth grade or above. When a person is ready, he is promoted to the Beginner’s Band. The Beginner’s Band members are mainly fourth and fifth graders. There are 26 people in this band- They practice during the noon hour three days a week. The Beginner’s Band, in uniform, presented a program at the January Band Booster's meeting. The Advanced Band numbers 34 this year. Last year this band received a first division rating in our district. The officers for this year are: Jill Robinson, President; Neil Schaible, Vice President; and Edith Peschang, Secretary-Treasurer. The Pep Band is led by Edith Peschang. It played for several home football games and all of the home basketball games this season. There are 54 girls in the high school girls’ chorus. The group sang at the Open House in November, presented a cantata Chimes of the Holy Night”-Holton, at Christmas time, and entered the district music con- test at Fulton in April. Betty Jean Noton is the accompanist. This year, as in the past several years, many students from Hanover High School performed at the music contest. This year there were five vocal soloists, five instrumental soloists and a vocal sextette entered at the Ful- ton contest on March 15. The vocal solists were: high voice—Marilyn Mielke and Mary Shafer: medium voice—Eldora Sweeney; low voice—Pat Kehl and Miriam Leidinger. Instrumental soloists were: Betty Jean Noton— clarinet; Edith Peschang—cornet; Jill Robinson—baritone; and Marilyn Mielke and Betty Jean Noton—piano. Those in the sextette were: Therese Jestice and Eldora Sweeney—so- pranos; Marilyn Mielke and Edith Peschang—second sopranos; Mary Haug and Jill Robinson—altos. Mary Shafer was accompanist. The accompanists were Therese Jestice, Marilyn Mielke. Betty Noton. Jill Robinson, and Mary Shafer. The Band Booster’s Club was organized in February 1950. The officers for this year are: William Crawford, President; Melvin Callahan, Vice President; Mrs. Jack McIntyre, Secretary; and Mrs. Maynard Mitchell. Treasurer. Some of the things that this organization has done are: purchased new uniforms for the Advanced Band, purchased a glockenspiel, and paid the transportation for the band to the state music contest at the University of Illinois.
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PEP BAND “NO SAD SONGS FOR ME’ Standing: Phillip Mitchell, Lynne Truair. Second Row: Ronald Noton. Tom Moffett, Carolyn McKinley, Jill Robinson. Eldora Sweeney. First Row: Kay Winter, Jerry Calahan, Edith Peschang, Betty Jean Noton. Carole Crawford. Barbara Burns. o o o BEGINNER'S BAND “A SONG IS BORN Standing: Lynne Truair, Sandra Watson, Rodney Andrews. Ronnie McIn- tyre. Second Row: Penny Watson, Sandra Foster, Doris Leighton, Molly Moffett, Lynn Miller, John Kilpatrick. Leo Foht. Shirley Albrecht, Robert Gable, Ronnie Unangst, Nicky Bainbridge, Jill Schneider, Fran- ces Finley, Alvin Geiger. Jimmy Henshel. First Row: Carol Jean Speer, Yerda McIntyre, Joe Foht, Betsy Zuber, Pats Bryant, Pat Heckler, Harvey Leighton, Kenny Albrecht. 1952 V
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