Mason High School - Anchora Yearbook (Mason, MI)

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Band I The Mason High School band is another popular organiza- tion of the school. They rehearse twice each Week under the direction of Mr. Wyman and strive constantly to improve their standards. The band numbers forty students besides the drum major and is in demand for many civic functions as Well as school activities. They are on hand for pep-meetings, football games, assembly programs, county and state festivals, all this making quite a program throughout the year. They were hosts to the lngham County band festival for the third successive JOSEPH WYMAN Music, Bookkeeping year' Graduation will take seven people from the ranks this year. The senior members are Vance Mclntyre, Lance Minnis, Vernon Montague, Barbara Petty, lames Davis, Rachel luder- iohn, and Eugene l-ladwin. OFFICERS President ..,.. .... I AMES DAVIS Vice-president .. ................ BARBARA PETTY Librarians LORNA IEAN BALL, DORIS ABEL Each year l cultivate more in mind and soil. Clarinets-B. PettY, I. Davis, B. Franklin, L. Dean, R. Collar, H. Bright, L. Fountain, R. Dart, D. Barr. Piccolos and Flutes-I. Davis, L. Ball. Cornetsel. Palmer, V. Mclntyre, F. Freeman, D. Howlett, B. Greve, H. Slagh, R. Reese, R. Gillispie. Baritone-C. Seeley. Saxophone!D. Abel. Horns-F. Carrier, R. Iuder- iohn, D. Barr. Trombones-C. Henderson, G. Gillespie, V. Montague, L Minnis, B. Beckwith, K. Palmer. Bassesflg. Heins, R. Marshall. Percussion-H. Bright, L. Lee, D, Eairbotham, M. Bailey, R. Iackson. R. Bullen. Drum Major-E. Hadwin. Conductor-Mr. Wyman. 32

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Orchestra I The Mason High School orchestra is one of the finest music organizations in the state considering the size ot the school. The organization numbers about thirty-tive musicians who re- hearse under the direction ot Mr. Wyman twice each week. Their repertoire is increasing each year not only in quantity but in quality as well, through their using such numbers on programs as symphonies, tone poems and some ot the better known overtures. Their music is in constant demand for civic as well as student activities as shown by their participation in the second annual Christmas program, several assembly programs, the fourth annual spring concert and the state festival at Ann Arbor. Last year the orchestra placed in second division at the state festival and is returning this year to better the record. Graduation will take ten from the ranks but others are being groomed to take their places so that the membership and musical quality of the orchestra will be maintained. The seniors are Aileen Ziclcgrat, Margaret Sparling, Barbara Petty, Irma Oesterle, Pauline Riggs, Iames Davis, Don Doane, Rachel luderjohn, Vernon Montague and Harry Snell. OFFICERS President ..... ..........i.... A ILEEN ZICKGRAP 'AMUSN WGS YOU fmt the Vicepresident ................. MARGARET SPARLING Librarians .,.... DONNA lEAN HOWLETT, IOAN DAVIS din of the city through un patlied waters, rustling woods, to undr-earned shoresf lst Violins-R. Col'ar, A, Zickqraf, P. Riggs, M. Davis, I. Oesterle, P. Bushnell. 3nd Violins-F Carrier, C, Lay, D. Doane, H. Snell, D. Thompson, I. Osborn Violas-E. Seeley, R, Iuderiohn, Cellos-M. Zimmer man, M. Sparlinq, M. Everett. Clarinets-B. Franklin, l. Davis. Flute-sfl. Davis, L. Ball. Trornbonesf C. Henderson, G. Grlispie, V. Montague. String Basses-P. Potter, Percussion-R. Eullen. P1anofE. Petty. Horns-R. Reese, R. Gillispie. Comets-I, Palmer, D. Howlett. Conductor--Mr. Wyman. 33