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All Audiences The musical, The Music Man ' had a lasting effect on four male singers. Billed as the school band quartet, these boys practiced long hours. After the musical was finished, the quartet decided to stay together and work on more routines. The group became known as the Barbers IV. The group performed at many area meetings and served as the main entertainment for several events. The Barbers IV was also a favorite at annual chorus concerts. Swing Choir was very active this year. Rehearsals started in the early fall as the group prepared to perform at Women's Club. The ten couples practiced both song and dance routines. Now costumes added life to the group. The performance at Women's Club was very well received. The group continued to perform at other events around Monroe, often performing with the Barbers IV. Chamber Choir was a new ensemble this year. The group was small only twenty-six members. The small number proved, however, to be no indication of the power of the group. Because the group proved to be strong. Miss Feldt elected to undertake the Hayden Mass in D. The chorus worked for many weeks on the difficult work. The mass was performed at the final concert in May. The final concert was a memorable one for the seniors. They each received a carnation in appreciation for their support of the music program. The Girls Chorus presented Miss Feldt a corsage in their appreciation of her efforts. CLOCKWISE, UPPER LEFT: Chorale prepares for concert. BARBERS IV: P. Creamer, C. Krattiger, E. Erickson, T. Lehmann. Chorus Officers: J. Creamer, publ.; S. Ablemen, Sec; C. Blanc, Publ; T. Lehmann, Pres. Chamber Choir, FRONT ROW: S. Hennager, B. Wiesenberg, E. Ogden, M. Seward. SECOND ROW: S. Hanson, T. Lehmann, S. Ableman, J. Augsburg, R. Maddix. THIRD ROW: A. jew, K. Falk, J. Creamer, E. Erickson, S. McCraw, M. Bregenzer, D. Fahey, ). Weidman. FOURTH ROW: Miss Feldt, L. Huber, C. Grenzow, C. Gruninger. B. Putnam, D. Barrett, P. Creamer, P. Deignan. Swing Choir, FRONT ROW: S. McGraw, T. Lehmann. SECOND ROW: P. Deignan, K. Falk, P. Creamer, T. Deignan, S. Hennager, E. Erickson, J. Creamer, D. Barrett. THIRD ROW:). Barrett,). Weidman, R. Maddix, H. Wahl, G Gruninger, S. Ableman, G. Krattiger. Not pictured, M. Seward, S. Hanson, C. Blanc. 29
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The M.H.S. Band Department added a new event in their concert schedule. Mr. Schilt and Mr. Gross instituted the student recital which took place on May 18. The recital was at the MAAC Building. The performers were at their best for the well attended event. Another highlight of the year was the State Honors Band Auditions. Monroe was represented by twelve musicians all hoping to be selected for the prestigious ensemble. After months of preparation, the auditions proved very rewarding for Monroe musicians. Three students were selected for the band: Anne Staab, French Horn; Marcia Elmer, Alto Saxophone; Brenda Weckerly, percussion. Five other musicians were selected as alternates. The students showed their talents and nerves of steel again this year by playing their annual semester playing projects. Freshman found the projects a new delight, while seniors discovered their final project a relief. At the final concert in May, several presentations were made. Each band elected a Most Valuable Player and the winners were presented with a plaque. Recipients were: Symphonic Bands MVP: Charlie Bauman, Concert Bands; Caren Elmer, jenny Staab, received Wind Ensembles MVP, award and the Allen F. Barnard Award. The band members presented Mr. Schilt and Mr. Gross with a cake to elaborate the special occasion.
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