Inman High School - Teuton Yearbook (Inman, KS)

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The band, under supervision of Dan Masterson, started off a very busy year, with K-State Band Day, the State fair where the band received a I , and at all home football games. The year never really slowed down with eleven home basketall games and three state games in Topeka where Inman rated as one of the two best bands there. For variety the band traveled to a Hutchinson Community Col- lege basketball game, to further expand and even show off their talents gained by

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Choral music started with a Pop Concert to loosen up voices after a long summer. A more expressive group Introduced us to the style of music at a Madrigal dinner that took us to a Renaissance setting complete with stocks. The hit of the evening was a Romeo and Juliet skit that probably shook Shakespeare. The spring semester brought forth positive attitudes and it was guite evident that the Chorus had really found itself. While practicing for concerts and contests, the group found time to exchange concerts with Peabody and to develop ensembles for performances. The Choir had an unusually large number of contest entries. The Spring Concert developed a patriotic theme and entertained its audience with folk tunes. 1) Mixed Chorus 2) Did you polish your shoes? 3) Notables ready for performance 3) Lords and ladies at Madrigal dinner 5) District Choir finalists

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 The drill team, composed of eight girls from band, performed several times with the band including a half- time performance show to Dancin in the Streets. The Concert Band, composed of several IHS band members, kept busy with various concerts and a contest on April 8th in Salina. The band ended a busy year with marching performances at both May Day in McPherson honoring IHS May Day royalty and at the Inman Centennial on Memorial weekend honoring Inman's 100th anniversary. 2 7