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Page 32 text:
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Music Letter Winners SEATED: Peggy Boothby, Sandy Obiartel, Cindy Johnson, Donna Bowman, Kathy McCarnes, Judy Hilsenhott. THIRD ROW: Kent Kel- Hoi, Patty Bowman, Linda Keating, Chesney Sharp. SECOND ROW: ler, Richard Selby, Roger Arthur, Bill Deen, Gary Miller, Richard Patty Sickmon, Jane Hubbard, Carol Leinbach, Ann Layman, Sally Hartley. One of the honors desired by all MHS musicians is their M award. lvluch hard work is involved in earning these letters. In order to quality, a student has to earn a total ot 500 points for orchestra or 520 points tor band. These points are earned by playing solos and concerts in public, holding student ottices in bond or orchestra, attending music camps, taking private music lessons, and entering contests. The point system is set up so that most students are able to win a letter before they graduate, Those who received their letters before this year are not pictured above. 28
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Modern Music Masters SEATED: Patty Sickmon, Sharon Bailey, Maralyn Dossey, Linda Carwile, Luann Carlson, Frances Kissinger, Christa Levine, Ann Lynch. The highest award given to music students is membership in the Modern Music Mas- ters. Each musician receives a Tri-M pin to signify his membership in the nationwide n. To receive this award, each player must earn 800 points in orchestra or 820 points in band. Because so much work is required, only a few students receive this organizatio reward. 27
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