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f ORCHESTRAhBottom Row: C. Deal, B. Smith, M. Skula, C. Civello7 J. Munc, T. Wantuck, B. Baldwin7 S. Ginsberg, D. Wantuck, Mh Ramsey, B. Eagelnman, S. Margolis, G. Ghyssel. Second Row: D. Carroy, C. Rosenfeld, M. Newman, J. Cuni, L. Raymer7 B. Kangeisar J. Freeman, P. Beggy, K. Pletzer, F. Dinerman7 S. Tuell, J. Maurice, K. Geode, T. Fansler. Third Row: B. Kalbas, K. Smith, E. Hayes, A Kahn, S. Bodzin, F. Ellis, J. Nacliero, B. Thomson, B. Wasserman, B. Field, M. Cotton. Orchestra secretaries who are industriously at work hling mate- rials are Bonnie Kangieser, Judy Munc, and Barbara Baldwin. Chad Deal and Sue Ginsb urg meet before rehearsal in the instrument supply room as they ready themselves for practice. 208
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Providing replacements for the other bands, the Reserve Band is ranks of the Concert or Marching Bands. Their performances at composed of enthusiastic musicians determined to rise into the assemblies have made them a familiar sight to the student body. larching Band Officers are: E. Teimer, treasurer; M. Wingo, sec- btary; D. Williams, vice president; and T. Fansler, president. Band librarians, Marion Reed, Ellen Teimer, and Sue Quentin, orderly arrange the music for ambient distribution. 207
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ORCHESTRA Devotes Time to Original Symphony Arrangements Culture is a significant aspect of the American V ay of Life. A great portion of culture is devoted 0 the various types of music which range from the reat symphonies 0f the classic composers t0 the ost modern selections of this century. Through an orchestra, all these different f orms of music can be layed7 bringing out the effect intended in the riginal compositions by the authors. Conductor of the 1964 Concert Orchestra was r. Barwick. Through his efforts, the orchestra evoted much of its time to the original arrange- ents of the symphonies. The orchestra also pro- oted a greater interest and enthusiasm in the reat variety of styles to be found in the sym- honies. Funds for the new music to increase its ibrary were raised by the annual car wash, Which Orchestra mficers are: President, Don Wantuck; Treasurer, Bill as held at the school by orchestra members. Smith; Secretary, Barbara Baldwin, and Vice Pres., Tom Wantuck. ef-are class begins, students commence with the days lesson. as this practice molds the individual talent of each musician into ally rehearsals are a necessary part of their musical background, a well-balanced group that produces a beautifully blended sound. 209
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