Medina High School - Mirror Yearbook (Medina, NY)

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Top Row: G. Mower, Sowl, Remcle, Vosler, Feller, Hagerman, Arnett, Kenward, E. Smith, Shoemaker, Hibbard, Trolley. Second Row: Mr. Burt, Pearson, Hogan, Adkins, Mc Ginn, Sinclair, Fuller, Olmsted, W. Smith, Cook, Mac Nair. Bottom Row: Orwig, Fox, Champlin, Mc Kane, Neal, Walker, Walters, C. Mower, Spanton. SENIOR BAND President ....... ........... .............. Vice-President . . . . . . Llohn Shoemaker Dorothy MacNair lane Fuller . Clarence Cook Secretary ...,... .... Librarian .............,..,..... ...,..... ,..... Clarinets: Ross Arnett, Verrena Champlin, Muriel Fox, Warren Smith, Lloyd Spanton, Shirley Sinclair, lohn Shoemaker, Robertson Vosler, Mabel Walker, saxophones: lane Ful- ler, Maynard Kenward, Earl Smith, trumpets: Clarence Cook, William Trolley, cornets: Harry Adkins, George Mower, Samuel Orwig, Dorothy Walters, altos: Madlyn McGinn, Allie lane Neal, baritone: Elizabeth Olmsted, trombones: loseph Hogan, Harry Hemde, Perry Sowl, basses: David Hagerman, Alden Pearson, percussion: Herbert Feller, Donald Hibbard, Claire Mower, Ieanne Mcliane, drum major: Dorothy MacNair. There are thirty-one members in the Senior Band under the guidance ot Mr. F. Arden Burt. The aims ot this band are to stimulate school spirit at football and basketball games, to learn to appreciate tine music, and to further cooperation among its members. The band has played at football games, basketball games, school assemblies, and the spring concert. lt has also the educational value ol teaching its members an appreciation ot fine band music, the ability to play moderately ditticult music, and the elements ot band drilling. Meetings are held every Tuesday and Thursday during the seventh period.

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Mushrooms Coming Up Mrs. CanfieldwMarting Mrs. lane Rudd-Robisong Miss Loltis-Mattoong Silvia--Tucker Susan-Whiieg Mrs. Rena Carter-Brege. CLUB OFFICERS lamesGrant . . . Delores Brege . . . . . Marietta White . . . David Hagerman Green Stockings Top Flow: Martin-Vailg Phyllis Faraday-Brundageg Wm. Faraday, I. P.-Sandersong Hon. Rob't Tarver-Klumppg Admiral Grice, R. N.-Vosleeng Madge Rockingham-Nealg Iames Raleigh-Brittg Henry Steele-Cobb. Bottom Row: Evelyn Trencharcl-Bregeg Mrs. Chisholm Faradaye-Olmstedg Col. I. H. Smith, D, S. O.-Hagermang Celia Faraday-White.

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SENIOR ORCHESTRA President ........ .....,,. .,.. W i lma Meland Vice-President , . . .... Homer Vail Secretary .,,......,.. ....,, ..., R O bert Foster Librarian ...,..,...,,...,.......,........,..i... Sally Brundage Concert Masteri Iames Lynch, violins: Donald Barhite, Sally Brundage, lohn Crowley, Catherine Fisher, Gertrude Horner, Edward Koteras, Catherine McCarthy, Wilma Meland, Lois Murdock, Homer Vail, Corlyne Waterson, Margaret lane Whittleton, cello: Rhoda Axtellg piano: Robert Foster, Lowell Neal, Elizabeth Simsik, clarinets: Verrena Champlin, Mabel Walker, saxophones: lane Fuller, Earl Smith, cornets: Clarence Cook, Dorothy Walters, trom- bone: Harry Remde, Ir., bass: David Hagerman drums: Donald Hibbard. The Senior Orchestra, directed by Mr. F. Arden Burt, has a membership of twenty-six, The aims of the orchestra are to create an ability to interpret moderately difficult music, to stimulate a feeling of cooperation, and to present entertaining programs at public perform- ances. The Senior Orchestra has participated in the Christmas concert, the assembly programs, the spring concert, the Honors Convocation, and will participate in the Commencement pro- gram. The orchestra has an educational value in that it furnishes its members with experience in playing with other individuals and with an appreciation of the works of fine composers. Meetings are held every Monday and Wednesday during the seventh period. Top Row: Vail, Hibbard, Cook, Rerride, D. Hagerman, Foster, Neal, Crowley, Second Row: Mr. Burt, Lynch, Walker, Fuller, Champlin, Walters, Koteras, Smith, First Row: Axtell, Fisher, Horner, Brundaae, Mc Carthy, Meland, Whittleton, Waterson, Murdock, Sitiisik