Kent State High School - Statesman Yearbook (Kent, OH)

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THE SrArEsMAN Band T - ,, l Under the direction of Mr. Roy Metcalf, the band has had a successful year. D D ' se.. I The club, in'coopera'ti'on with the junior Red Gross, played for the P. T. A. on March 18, and also played for assembly on March 24. Six more members were in the band this year than were in the previous year, twenty of the twenty- nine total members were taken into the band this year. The officers of the club are as follows: president, Billy Fitzpat- rick, secretaryftreasurer, Doris King, librarian, jean Lemmermang quarter-master, James Vasilg property man, james Moors. The members of the band are as follows: B flat clarinets, Bill Fitzpatrick, Betty Bishop, james Moors, Ruth Altmann, John Dreese, Dan Urban, flute, Shirley Dobbg E flat alto saxaphone, Glen Wilcox, E flat baritone saxaphone, jean Lemmerrnang trumpets, James Vasil, Edwin Hoyt, jack Glaypool, Robert Lower, William Byrne. E flat horns, George Palce, Doris King, Raymond Smith, Tom Davy, baritone, Robert Mathews, trombones, Robert Hoy, Roma Smith, basses, Bill Clark, Bill Garpender. Bass drum, Bill Kussg snare drum, David Paulus, Donald Pirl, George Renkert, cymbal, Wanda Price, and lane Osborne. PAGE 46

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THE STATESMAN Orchestra At the beginning of the year, Mr. Roy Metcalf began his an- nual work of organizing the Kent State high orchestra for the benefit of all students interested in music. There were few ex- perienced players from which to build an orchestra. By the end of the year Kent State boasts of a working orchestra. During the year, Mr. Paul Brake gave special lessons to student material interested in belonging to the orchestra. After Christ- mas vacation, the students who had been taking lessons entered the orchestra, thus making a larger organization. Concerts have been given at various times through-out the year by the orchestra at assemblies. At the time of the flood, they played for assemblies for the Red Cross, the money being turned over for relief in the stricken areas. Members of the orchestra include, first violins, Roger Cunn- ingham, Wanda Price, Ralph Fink, Bill Kuss, Bill Carpender, and Theresa Oberlanber. Second violin players are Dorothy Hollist- er, Louise Curfman, and Dominica Basil. Norma Oviatt and Betty McKibben play the bass viola and cello respectively. Clar- inet players are Bill Fitzpatrick and Betty Bishop. The flute and bass cello are played by Shirley Dobbs and Betty Miller. Saxaph- one and trombone are played by Glen Wilcox and Robert Hoy. Horns are played by Doris King and George Pakeg and trumpets by james Vasil and Edwin Hoyt. PAGE 47