Marston Middle School - Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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fy Advanced Chorus We sing for the Christmas Program. During the spring month we will host two San Diego City- County Festivals here at Marston. As our final project we will par- ticipate in the Spring Concert, May 27. 4 A I X - 12 Q Ii N' Q .1 ,V . I h .I ,V ,. I - y Viv. . -my I If IIIIIEI 5' I 9 I I 6 IV A? If f If ' ' is i f f ' I , I U .Q Y V A L, s in V 4 H . L I' E- W 8 My 5 11 .41 3.5 'L I l I ll I I . 5?ffi?g. Zi? - i lrvnn f 'I ',.,Nf 'e' ,,N' ., , - I 5 ' '- I Q - ' I Ii 3 JH- ,c ' 'I'-QE! 1 :rm 5 .,:- , , ', .,,,,v, I I W Mk, ,W E: Y, xflx:-I 3,1 ulnllx ha . tw I, I, Q' If J Y. Syl' - i Y Q ,I I' K A, ww N A Y ' I 1: I n ' s 1 , er' lm ' I I 1 I I I I .iff VI, .Yell I I II I I I I7 I ' I I I I ' Il 1 I 1 T11 It-w i ll:-'III-gi -,m t III I' I , I fs fa.-I +1-f'I?II?s'Qfew 5 . a I ls l If f f W e I Ir ' Gi I f If' 41, la '4 1 if Jr I Wmh ' H14 II' 3 ,. r ,I , I 'si' IN I A-S If I ,I .2 xi I -II, I Advanced Orchestn By preparing winter holiday programs and participation in spring concerts, opportunity is afforded to negotiate music of difficulty and substance com- patible to the members ability and experience. By the same token this is a training field for more advanced endeavors in community orchestras, high school orchestras and church orchestras. Advanced Band Concert Band The same opportunities as stated above are also offered the concert band.