John Marshall Fundamental School - Patriots Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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VS' lVlrs E Stanton lVlusic requires practice before the rehearsal begins. Often day to day practice is relieved by light humorous moments. lVlrs. Stanton resumes the task of directing while the Drama class gets ready for casting. f 5'P a 90

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Whether Beethoven, Star Wars or Dixie jazz, lVlarshall's Music Department, during the school year captured our spirits and imaginations. Under the direction of IVlr. Kent Burke, the program has grown to include a marching band, acapella choir, mixed chorus, orchestra, and guitar. The Music Department, in addition to demonstrating outstanding musical talent, served as an avenue through which our school's spirit was boosted. Great talent was also demonstrated by lVlarshaIl's enthusiastic Drama Department. After many long hours of coaching and directing by lVIrs. E. Stanton, the Drama Department produced during the spring semester, two memorable plays entitled, HArsenic and Old Lace and UYou're a Good lVlan Charlie Brown. With the use of illusion and the stage, our Drama Department has given us insights into reality through many entertaining moments. 89