Monclova High School - Monclovian Yearbook (Monclova, OH)

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Qajcuul The Band has just ended a fulg complete, and satisfactory year, for its schedule was cram ed with many and varied activities. One of its best experiences was playing at basketball games. Its rousing marches filled both the players and the crowd with pep and enthusiasm. Besides playing at home games, the band traveled to Waterville, Haskins, and White- house with the team. The Friday afternoon programs of the Student Council gave the various band members opportunity to display their skill and talent by participating in solos, duets, and exhibition numbers. The evening of March 10 a spring music festival was given under the direction of Mr. Warnock. The staff of the Instrumental Department consists of: Director. 0 a o o u 9 0 o s o emaurica W8I'n.0Ck Assistant D1rector.....Molly Taylor Assistant Instructors....Helen Butz Grace Householder Vonita Dey Student Council Representative..... Grace Householder Mistress of Wardrobe....Mary Peters fb The junior band, under the directorship of Molly Taylor, was organized in January, 1959. The members were taught by: Helen Butz- trumpets, Vonita Dey--clarlnets, Grace Householder--baritones. Al- though these thirteen students practiced for only three months, they played 'abide With Men and nLong Long Ago' in the spring music festival. They started on new band books in April and have progressed much. These ambitious students hope to enter into the senior band next fall, leaving room in the junior band for new talent. The following lloyd. instruments in the junior band this year: Trumpets -------------- Myron Kampher William Le Maitre Wayne Rinehart Helen Winter Clarinets -------------- Thelmaadams Bernard Beers Margaret Winter Baritones --------------- Byford Bush Robert Sorgenfrle Robert Zwyer Drums ----------------- Doral F1-usher Margaret Meyers Burton Bliss Twenty-Six

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s Lg fi! fi. Yflf 'Iv x + H 2 fSau!w,t Building upon last years founda- tion, the Student Council tried to establish more principles worthy of its beginning. The one important aim of this as ganization was to further the welfare of the student body. This the council strove to do kzseve aldifferent ways. First, it sponsored an hour pro- gram every week in the gymnasium. In the program , speakers, the Tnnd, vocal groups, and the Drama Club took part. Thus each organization showed what it was doing and in turn learned whatthe other groups were doing. Second, it hu h ted a vocational guidance program. This program was inaugurated to help the Stud9ntB entering high school and also those elreadyin high school to :Hoot murses which would be of the most benefit to them in whatever vocation they might choose. Third, it hoped to be able toedd more active games which could be carried on during the lunch period, and in this way to arouse a greater interest in physical education. The following officers were chosen: Virginia Gaiser, president, Helen Zwyer, vice presidentg Grace Householder, secretary-treasurer, and Mr, Herbert, faculty advisor. The Student Council appreciated the participation of the student body and the guidance and advice offered by the faculty. STUDENT COUNCIL CALENDAR October 2, 1958--Father Hartman 'Necessity of Religion 1nEveryone's Lifeu November 5, 1958--Rev. H. F. Gebhart nThe Different Kinds of Religionsn November ll, 1938--Professor Zaugg nYouth and the Prevention of Warn December 2, 1938--Dr. R. Lincoln Long nvocational Guidancen January 20, 1959--Mr. Reiser nvocational Guidancen February 25, 1959--Professor Schwarz uF1delity of George washingtonn iff Y N x Q Twenty-Five

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The Junior Band The Tonette Class vii' ,Q Rhythmeres Twenty-Seven