Malta Bend High School - Tiger Tales Yearbook (Malta Bend, MO)

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s Club and organizations are one of the most important parts of the school year. These organizations bring the dances and activities to the school. They cover a broad range from athletics to music to academics. Each one is related in some way to the classroom. Just as each one has its own emblem, each one serves its own purpose. Band teaches music, FHA deals with home economics, FFA trains in agriculture, and student council, in the workings of government. Malta Bend is proud of its organizations.

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ORGANIZATIO 16

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Music Activities Mrs. Boedeker’s music students excelled in their perfor- mances this year. On February 27 they participat- ed in the Fayette Music Festival. Nine ratings of I were received by the following students: Donna Malter, flute; Rhonda Curry, vocal; Cynthia Burfeind, vocal; Margaret Burfeind, piano; Denise Conner, piano; Kristina Kersten, piano; Jan Malter, flute; trumpet duet; and girls sextet. Many students entered the District Music Contest at Warrens- burg. A rating of I was received by Donna Malter, piano; and by Rhonda Curry, vocal. There were sixteen ratings of II and six ratings of III. Overall Malta Bend did very well. This year two of our students qualified for the State Music Contest. At State Donna Malter received a rating of I on her piano solo and Rhonda Curry received a rating of il on her vocal solo. These girls are to be congratulated on their music ability. For the finale the chorus sang at graduation. ABOVE FLUTE TRIO, Mary Weaver, Donna Malter, Lisa Kloeppel. ABOVE: SAXOPHONE TRIO, Becky Plattner, Paula Gorrell, Rene Mont- gomery. 18 ABOVE: Sophomore, Donna Malter received a rating of I for her solo at the State Music Contest in Columbia. BELOW: Rhonda Curry received a II at the State Music Contest at Columbia.