Mont Pleasant High School - Montaneer Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

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MR. HOWARD MRA ADAMS Chairman Learning the Art of Music MUSIC DEPARTMENT m,,w,'ff, r 'M rf, :1 fm B :Sf .V - '4 'M -fr .: MMM? ' ffw N z 3,4 ,gg ,, ,, ., . nf.. .,s. ,WL ,Q -vi-i , , mms if , +L wiwfzs. :zu '.r.rfr-.ze sf. ,. , Q 1, ri, fl -fs. f,. ri so giuffaapiyif 55,555 ner? if 5.58 ,ff wvfgs 1 ei ga if ' 'Q 5 lr r we is Lgrgvs H-hfldtff2zq,y-m.'..,ff..,- :,:-ww:--'ivf'fe-f.4 . - .. ,, . .. , ., , A qiiilf i' , i I e.5 - y- ,, is,ifH' l tiger o f The Music Department consists ot classes in several different fields, open to all students interested in music and wishing to participate. Band provides instruction and entertainment as it helps the individual participant become more proficient in performance and appre- ciation while offering good music to the lis- teners. The orchestra otters membership to students of special talents and more pro- nounced interests. ln choir, students develop an appreciation tor choral singing and are provided the op- portunity for extensive work in choral litera- ture. The Magic of Music MR. TAKAROFF