Kelly High School - Lamplighter Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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road .Qcfion 0 320 This set-up represents the many hours that the orchestra or band members spend working over each note before the finished product is presented to the public. There would be no presentation without this grind of practice. Thanks to these eighth and ninth period rehearsals each day, every member of the organization is proud of the results presented at assem- blies, concerts, and social affairs throughout the school year The orchestra, with Mr. Blackard as its director, has pro- vided overtures and concertcs for the appreciative theater audi- ence that comes each spring to see the senior play. During the spring months this same group can be heard practicing for the annual city-wide orchestra contest, usually run off in May. Besides supplying music for the football games, pep as- semblies, and parades, Kelly's band, under the direction of Mr. Borger, makes known to all Cat the spring band contest? that theirs is one of the finest entered, as was shown by the coveted S rating that they received. For this contest the band played Alladin's Lamp, Egmont Overture, and Sousa's immortal Stars and Stripes Forever. 18