Maine Central Institute - Trumpet Yearbook (Pittsfield, ME)

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Orchestra Squeaks, toots and shouting greets anyone who may be loitering in the vicinity of Powers Hall on a Thursday night about seven o'clock, but there is no cause to be greatly alarmed for in a short time an orchestra rehearsal is in progress. Many school activities would not seem complete without the willing appearance of the school orchestra. llnder the capable supervision of Mrs. Ruth Cook, it has appeared at all important school functions such as the Speak- ing Contests and the Minstrel Show. At the Pop Concert, the 'Lbig event of the school year, the orchestra is one of the most outstanding features. This group also plays at the Commencement Exercises. 4231

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Girl Reserves 'l'he Girl Reserve Clulm ol' M. C. l. is an organization for fellowship and good will and is open to any girl attending the school. The activities ol' this clulm are numerous. Taking the war seriously, the girls have contributed to the Red Cross and have volunteered to roll bandages. At the meetings, which are held every other Tuesday night, various topics are discussed, programs are put on and outside speakers are the guests of the organization. Parties and dances are among the social activities sponsored hy the club. l'n'.vi11'f'11l . 'l'erry Garcelon fire l,7'c'.Tirf67Il .loyce Palmer .'w'm1'f'!zz1j' Ruth lVlcMann 'I'rm.r1m'r Mary Crawford f,71!lp.lllill Lorraine VVard l22l

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M. C. I. Hi-Y Club Although lnenilmership in the clulm has fallen ntl, due to clecrease ol' mule stutlcnts in the school, the renmining boys are keeping the club alive.' 'l'he main event sponsoreml lay the lli-Y this year was the Hi-Y lluncc in Pnwers Hall, which proved to be very successful, M r. xYllSl'll5lIl'l1 has servecl as club adviser this year, and has done :nn excellent juli in this capacity. l'rw-iflwll . lvul Cianchette fire l'1'e.viffe11I liugene Hamilton 4hll'l'7't'fIlllV Wayne Susi 'l'rm.f1n'w' Lewis lfitts l24l y