Hillsboro High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Hillsboro, OH)

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A-H, Hillsboro Hiqh School Band to Present Annual Concert TO PLAY FRIDAY NIGHT Members of the Hillsboro Hmgh Schooi band will present their 29th annual sprung concert an the hrgh school auditorium Frrday of this week beginning at 815 P M Tickets may be purchased at the door- although there are no reserved seats. Members conducted an advance tscket sale dur-mg the past week A varied program will be prevented George C Milier will darect flrvm Photo! Sprung Concert Planned Fnday Program for Event Is Announced by Director Program for the 29th annual :prmg concert by the Hillsboro Ihgh School band whxch will be presented Frxday May 6 at 8 15 P M m the Hxllsboro Hxgh School auchtonum was announced today by George C Mule: d1rector Tickets for the event are now on sale among band members and at local drug stores No seats will be reserved The concert band wxll offer a varned program as usual wmth Qpecmal numbers xnterspersed wlth band numbexs Followmg the opening with the mmonal anthem the baud vm! present Fete Tnumphal ' a concert march by Ohvadote march and rhorus from the Oratono Jddas Maccabaeus' by Handel Waves cf the Danube a waltz by Srea nov1c1 if Na Sim FOLLOWING tins the braes sex tet W111 perform On the Mountam Top by Barnhouse The sextet 15 comprxsed of Mary Ann Rlchards comet Dorothee Vance cornet Randy McKenzxe bantone .hmmy Byrd trombone Lois Jacobson French hom Russell Gall sousa phone Followmg a march Them Basses by Huffme by the band these numbers wxll follow Concerto m D Mmm for t pxanos and band Cthxrd movement! by Thompson wxth Mehnda Miller and Mary Ann Rxchards at the planos flute quartet Dancing Doll by Poldmx Wlfh Bonme Rug glee Rosahnd Rhoads Mary Lee Baker and Conme Kelley compms From the Shores of the Mighty Pacxfic by Clarke w1th Randy McKenz1e as SOI01St The fmal portlon of the program wxll mclude Goofm by Del Bar em Toccata for Band' by Erick son Lxttle Bop Rldmg Hood Cnov eltyj by Foreman with Hugh Buxe as narrator hxghhghts from South Pac1f1c by Rodgers and Hammer stem 'Auld Lang Syne' fmarchj by Kzng dEd1C3l8d to the gradu ating senior members of the band and dxrected by Kenneth Roush Qtudent dxrector The famxhar march The Stars and Stmpes Forever by John Plulxp Sousa M11 close the program Annual Spnng Choral Concert By HHS Chorus Wms Plaudrfs The annual sprung choral con crt was prefeented by an 8020126 horus of Hxllsboro Hxgh School Fuday mght m the school audx mmm numbers to lend contrast and hal ance All speclal numbers encompass ed m the program were also ren dered wxth muslcal skxll mcludmng Although not as large as some,soloe and ensemble rendxtxons arevmous crowds an appreclatrse SPGCIHI groups mcluded a flute sudxence was dehghted Wlth a mouth pollshed performance ofl 1 varxed program under the dxrec xon of Robert N Satterfxeld The orogram this year emphasxzed quintet comprxsed of Bomue Rug gles Comme Kelley Rosalind Rhoads and Mary Lee Baker a mlx ed quartet composed of Ann Pulse Rosaimd Khoads James Byrd and Treat church musxc, wxth enough Randy Mekienzxe, and the popular :mopular numbers and classxcalt Slate Sprung Choral Concert For March I8 The annual Spring Choral Con cert has been scheduled to be held Friday March 18, at 8 15 P IQ! m Hillsboro Hxgh School audltorxum, according to announcement made today by Robert Satterfxeld vocal musxc Instructor The choral group IS an 80 voxce rmxed chorus of hxgh school stu dents, trained by Satterfneld Its annual sprmg concert 15 a hxgh light on the school musxe calen dar eagerly antxcipated by musxc emhumasts of the community Thxs years concert wxll place emphssxs on great musxc of the church, mclndmg a repertoire from spirxtuals to masses, and wall, as xn the past feature specml numbers such as mstrumental and vocal solos and quartets The Choral Concert was ongin ally scheduled to be held at an earher date There will be no ad mxssxon charge but a eollectxon will bo fake-rv and talented West TFIO, Linda, Carolyn and Patty West Soluzsts mcluded Randy Mciien me a baritone solo Mary Arm Rzch ards piano offertory Tom Mackey vocal solo Kenneth Ludwzck snare drum and kettle drum The latter two were featured ln mel dental solos m the choral rendi he one of choruss outstandmg numbers Other selectmons of the 0501118 pofmcularly well done and renewed were One World by 0'Hara and Sanctus' CSt Cecilia Mass? by Gounod, wxth Lmda West as solonst m thls selectnon The dxrector of the chorus recelv ed a gxft from the group midway m the program Thus was presented by Hugh Blue Aceompamsts an eluded Betty Cunnxngham gd Rosalind Rhoads . , , . , . 2 I U . i ' 0 A . , Vs ' ., I A V 7 A , o - 2 , f -' ' , : ' , r y' - - . . .. 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11 THE HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS PRESENTS ITS ANNUAL PROGRAM OF' CHRISTMAS MFSIC FOR 1959. THE HIGH SCHOOL CHORVS VNDER THE DIRECTION OF HR SATTERFIELD PRESENTS ITS ANNVAL SPRING CONCERT OF FINE N4L'SICf -IN THE PHOTO THE FLUTE QVARTET, Bonnie Ruggles, Rosalind Rhoacis, Mary Baker, and Connie Kelly, is making its appearance. 137 E -043

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N0 FINEST EH L' HELP as 5195, TO HEAD CANDY SALE Offucera of the Hullsboro High School Band candy sale pictured here wall collect money from band mem her candy salesmen and keep records and accounts for the sale Left to rlght they are Fu-st row Kenny Ludwlck John Wntham Marllyn Hlxon Sharon Holladay Wllllam Freeze, Joella Hartman and Dons Fenner second row Jrmmy McLaughlm Martha Banyas Judy Thomp son Tommy ,lrvm Ann McBride Ann Rittenhouse and John Stephens, third row Melusea Maller Christine Rhoads John Swlsshelm and Allen Brown All are sales captain: except the two dlrectora Sharon Holladay and Wslham Freeze Band s Candy Sale To Begin Friday me xourtn annual canay sale to be conducted by members of the High School Band wlll get under way Frlday This sale IS a fund raxsing project of both the Junxor and semor bands whlch proved hxghly successful 1n prevlous years The same kxnd of candy as that sold m prevlous sales wlll be han dled azaxn thxs vear accordmz to an announcement mane today oy George C Miller band dlrector Thls candy IS known as Th Worlds Fmest Chocolate Mlller sald that It rs hoped that the pub llc response to thls years sale of chocolate will be as gratlfylng as It has been xn the past Purchase of candy from the band members renders the muslcal umt vast asslstance as the candy sale and sprung concert recexpts are the sole fmanclal support of the band Miller pomted out The commumty has shown lf,S apprecla tion of our flne school band by tontrxbutmg generously towards the success of past sales THE CANDY IS a large choco late bar whxch contams whole roasted almonds and sells for 50 cents All members of the band wxll have the bars to sell and wxll tall at resxdences as well as sellmg ln the busmess dlstrlct durmg the sa e One hundred boxes of the bars have been purchased by the band Thls Includes a total of 4800 bars proceeds from which lf all are sold wlll amount to S900 Thls amount was sold last year by HHS band members Thls yeal as m the past prlzos yull be offered for top sales The eight hlgh salesmen wxll recelve prlzes cost of which wlll be de ducted from funds derlved from the sale Offlcers of the band w1ll cap tam sales teams keep records of sales compute wmners of prlzes nd collect money from bandmem ber salesmen In the event that a prospectlve customer IS mlssed ln the canvass call the hugh school bulldmg or Mlller and a salesman wlll call at your door Annual Candy Sale Nels lolal Of S1 035 lor Gross mcome from the sale of candy by Hlllsboro Hlgh School! band was S2 568 91 plus S116 '70 ln donatlons maklng a total of S2 685 61 After expenses of the sale Q mcludlng S1650 for cost of candy to the band IS taken out the band wlll reallze a net proflt of S1035 61 wlth approxlmately S30 more to be reallzed from sale of a small amount of candy whlch remams to be sold Returns from the sale were an nounced today by George C M11 Band Candy Sale To Open April 1 Annual candy sale of Hlllsbora Hlgh School Band wlll start Frldav Aprnl 1 accordmg to an announce ment made today by George Miller band instructor This will be the thxrd annual sale of candy sponsor ed by the band Muller saxd today that the pub llcs response to the sale ln the past has been good P1 oceeds frorr he project are used for the pur chase of band umfozms and mstru 1 3 9 ments The same product, World's Fmest Chocolate, wlll be sold by members agaxn thls year HHS Band ler dxrector of the school band who expressed the bands appre clatlon for the fme support uhlch the commumty gaxe to the sale mcludlng local and county rest dents and for the donatlons glven Proceeds of the sale annually are used for the purchase of new um forms and mstruments Wmners of the sales contest were also announced today Rob ext Vlathews Junior student sold the most bars 292 and recelved a prwe of S4 and two pounds of andy Other w nners ln the sales con test 1ncluded Barbara Ludmclt seventh grade 152 bars G3 and two pounds of candy Dxane achrau seventh grade 150 bars 32 and one pound of candy and the followmg vnnners of one pound of candy each Rlchard Hlestand elghth grade 132 bars Shlrleen Cochran tenth grade 124 bars Mellssa Mlller seventh grade 100 bars Stephen Fans nmth glade 95 bars and Daud Lud suck exghth grade 90 bars I ,....,,.....,.,.l.,,.......a t.., ..- ...t t ,Wa .,,...,.,.. 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