Meyersdale Joint High School - Hi Point Yearbook (Meyersdale, PA)

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High School Band This year's high school band, under the direction of Mr. Carl Sassaman, reached new heights in Meyersdale's music world. During the school year they participated in many school and community affairs, including forma- tions at football and home basketball games, the Christmas Parade, South County Band Festival, the Maple Festival, and their annual Spring Concert. Meyersdale was also represented at All-State Band by Norman Miller. The Concert held May 5, was composed of several novelties and really good selections, among which were Tschaikowsky's Pathetique Symphony and The A Minor Concerto by Grieg. Seniors in the band were presented with reversible, red and black jackets. With good student spirit, expert leadership and a common liking for music, M. H. S.'s band has become an active growing organization. Beautiful Band! We're Coming, Carl Can You See Us? 44

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Chorus April 13th and 14th the chorus presented the operetta Meet Arizona under the direction of Miss Beggs. The story concerned a dude ranch which was temporarily without an owner due to the death of Colonel Blair. Argument about ownership came when Lettie, the Colonel's niece, and Larry, who was like the Colonel's own son, both thought they should get the ranch. Of course, love added to the plot. The chief characters were as follows: Letiie, Alice Hornigg Larry Ben- son, Carl Nunnarig Aunt Lavina, Hazel Firleg Emily, Doris Swearmang Rennie, Don Pollock. The entire chorus was in the operetta as cowboys, dudines, and Mexicans. Dance Band One of the most active organizations of M. H. S. is the dance band,: our own M. H. S. Music Masters. They provide much pleasant listening and dancing at those Friday night dances and other special occasions when requested. This organization consists of sixteen instrumentalists and three vocalists and is under the supervision of Mr. Sassaman. One big assign- ment undertaken by the Music Masters this year was to provide the music for the Maple Queen elimination contest in Somerset. These people do a great job and deserve many thanks and much credit. 46