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Concert by Relation of bone structure to anatomy is a fundamental concept rehearsing Christmas carols and songs for the holiday season. in art. Posing for their class are Larry Wilson and friend. Perfection in dynamics, intonation and rhythm is an asbsolute re- goal, Mr. Greco must direct the Concert Band during rehearsals quirement for pleasant-sounding music. Striving to achieve this with an alert mind, ready to perceive flaws and ameliorate them. 64
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Speech instructor Mrs. Sprinkle emphatically gesticulates to show stu- dent Dale Rieger the appropriate way to stress an idea in a debate. Gene Greco Margaret Sprinkle Enthusiastically engrossed in a pantomime, Sue Shannon has a devious objective for her pane of glass as depicted by her facial expression. 63 Adhering to the principle of the fine art of pottery mak- ing, Brigette Corray hastens the completion of her bowl. Transformation of superhcial features is effectively achiev- ed through simultaneous use of make-up and costuming.
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F IN E ARTS Enriches Personal Interest to Develop M usical Skill Music has been regarded as a major part of cul- ture. From primitive, barbaric societies through 1 civilized, highly developed cultures, music ex- presses the emotions and creative instincts of man. Music is the universal language, overcoming any language or geographical barrier imaginable. Students at Miami Norland Senior High have an opportunity to increase their knowledge and appre- ciation of music through the bands, orchestra and choruses. Through use of vocal and instrumental studies, students learn about various cultures while they give and receive enjoyment. The students are able to use their skills and talents to better themselves and their environment. The inHuence of music can be seen everywhere in school activi- ties. At football games, assemblies, and concerts, the music departmenfs successful efforts are evi- dent t0 the audience. The variety and versatility of the many musical organizations gives proof of the vast knowledge to be acquired from this field. Saxophones are but one type of woodwind instrument incorpo- rated into any musical grouping, yet are nevertheless vital. . US a Exerting immense effort toward production of a high B fiat, Demonstrating his undisputed reputation as a drummer, Kenny Augie Sorvillo emits a strong, vibrant blast from his tuba. Horn leads the Norland Dance Band with a solid rhythmic beat. 65
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