Logansport High School - Tattler Yearbook (Logansport, IN)

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llow One: G :wc-ct Hayes Troy Gear Grandstaff, Viinomilic-r Price Ulrich, Smith. Row Two: Lantz, -Natson Crisman, Wild, Garver, Stewart, Zellers Walters Minter Lybraok, touts Hollingsworth Hus ron Vyilci Row Three: Bender, Fox, Shelley, Noakes, Et1ey,Gray Novak Wade Morocco, Moran J Sweet Cunnan Pasquale, Maris Row Four: Mr Carr Mr, Huffman Mr Morocco Bleiler, Kitchel Schmidt Hall Foreman Bilgor, Van Allen Foreman, McDaniel llri'l1i'strfi With a regular conductor tor the past three years, the orchestra has grown both in size and in repertoire, Rehearsing only during guidance tour mornings a week, the group were able to prepare not only their tour regular programs-selections for Christmas, the Hour ot Music, the Four-City Festival and Baccalaureate-but also a special pro- gram for patients ata neighboring hospital 1 Row One: Sweet F SC atiri N 'F V.isse'rr:n Mc-hottie 1 ff-ry vorfr: 'mode Row Two: 2 yhm 't, I.,- iir Ke -, , Sfyzatin I rf fV:sw:r'h Huston cn Row Three: M:- Q A . fc Q ,CCKSCVT '- TW. l-43 -1 'Q 4 .4 EM-ns 9 cw . Swing llzinil Three selections tor the l-lour of Music, background music tor Winter Fantasy, and tunes for after-game dances were the main activities ot the group, They also presented a program for the patients at the Longcliff State Hospital, One ot the school's most popular organizations, the band has dou- bled its membership in the seventeen years since it was the tirst swing band in the state 1 , ii, , fs i xii wisp: f ig, , 3 i ,ii-

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Every sixth period musical sounds-some sweet, some sour-emerged from Room 36, commonly known as the Band Room, Directed by Mr, Morocco and Mr, Huffman, the group worked hard to pre- sent football and basketball shows as well as three major concerts. During football season the organization, aided by students not in regular marching band, presented four skits, From football the band's fancy turned to thoughts of basketball. For the first time in many years they did a floor showg later in the season they joined the chorus to present the annual Christ- mas program, Preparation for the Hour of Music filled rehearsal time during January and February Next the group looked forward to the County Festival on March 26, when all the bands and choruses joined to present a varied program, From then until May 7 they were busy practicing for the Four-City Festival held at Kokomo this year, Commencement completed another successful year of music