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,Above Robert Darr accompanies members ofthe varsity band during the an- nual spring concert. KWH: Jimmy Hayes, Robert Darr and Linda Crostic present a folk tune at the spring choral concert. 28 Practice, Hard Work Result In Bands', Choirs' Annual Spring Concerts Setting aside their traditional robes, the members of A Cappella Choir, Lance Singers, and the unselected mixed choruses donned formal attire for their tribute to spring. ln- cluded in the program were selections sung by the Madrigal Singers, the men's chorus, and a folk group. Three weeks after the choral concert, the excitement of dance band music filled the auditorium to begin the band concert. Following a performance by the JV Band, the varsity band achieved a polished ending by airing compositions which highlighted soloists and certain sections of the band and also displayed the versatility of the band as a whole.
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Elaborate scaffolding is set up to en- able the television crew to televise a basketball game. Varied Additions Promote Student Interest New additions to MHS were started in the summer and were finished early in the school year. The dugout was estab- lished beside the baseball field. It included wooden benches and a red brick finish which helped to beautify the landscape. The press box was built to accompany the football field and track. lt is situated behind the homestands with outlet facili- ties for ten radio hook-ups and room for twenty press agents. The Monogram Club supplied ten luxurious office cushioned chairs. Closed circuit television was used extensively by the faculty and students. The Christmas program, basketball games, and plays were taped by the television crews. ,Ccfh Coach White and Mr. Smith give a play-bl ' description of an MHS basketball game. 27
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left The varsity band performs under the direction of Mr. Kenneth Hender- son as they play varied arrangements.,4lm1:z The Typewriter Song pro- vides a different atmosphere at the band concert. Mr. Henderson directs as Mr. Perrin assists in the rhythm section. l5'c'lnu4 June Laine exhibits her vocal talent, as Miss Bradley directs A Cappella and Lance Singers during the choral spring presentation. JY 23 af 29
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