Marian High School - Marian Way Yearbook (Birmingham, MI)

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Musicollu inclined students nournnnonize to perfection Developing a knowledge of the beautiful through music was the main objective of the choral classes this year. Choral I, composed of freshmen, and the Advanced Choral, comprised of sophomores, juniors and seniors, both learned the fundamentals of singing. The students, enthusiasm in music manifested itself in every song. Their greatest challenge, MA Ceremony of Carolsf' by Benjamin Britten, provided a unique exper- ience. The constant rehearsing of difficult musical numbers developed a sense of pride in eacn student. The long, melodious hours proved to be both rewarding and gratifying. Once again the sounds of the Wlarian Band' were heard throughout the halls and the auditorium. Second and first year students took pride in displaying their talents at school assemblies and holiday concerts. Their music was a delight to numerous people. 33 ' ,,,,.. anni c ,, .M J . .1 ,,,-1 114. . , 1. 11 nf J. fe., ,. gssymf ,a,mMa, M., ,,, ,,,.- W ,.,. . V , . aw... ,, 1 .I -' rf f ' , , -- : . ,X , , Q.. Julie Luke, Terry Donovan, Denise Allwein,Paula Painchaudand Lynn Gaunt fleftj take practice seriously. Mrs. J 311106 Holladay Qahovej leads the choral through difficult passages cheerfully. 59

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Mr. Edwin Jones fabove right, conducts the Marian Band through a musical piece. All intensity, Jan Typinski fabovej sings Benjamin Brittenss, A Ceremony of Carols? 58

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