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IfffffiffffffffffffffffiflififfflfffIIIlffflffIflffflffflfffflfiflIIIfIIiffflffflfffIIIIIIIIIJIIIIIIIIIIIIIIffflffffN T LU Q L ance and Ellenor Stafford, Coraline Kaylor, Richard lindsay, Marilyn Moffit, Carl Geib, VVilliam Moffit, Richard Soulsby, Robert Reiker, Robert Morrison, Margaret Morgan, Gordon Singhaus. Not in picture--Richard Geib. fffflfffflffIIIIIIIIIIIIII This orchestra was organized last summer just after vacation started. The members were picked from the students of both the junior and senior high schools. The aim of this organization is to provide the high school with good dancing music. The band as a unit is building up each individual player so that he will have more experience and knowledge to help him be a better member of the high school band. This organization may also be a stepping stone to larger organizations when school days are over. The orchestra is directed by Bill lyioiilit, a talented trombonist. The backbone of any musical organization is the rhythm section. Carl Geib, the drummer, and Ellenor Stafford, at the piano, handle their assignments perfectly. The trumpet section, com- posed of Robert Reiker, Margaret Morgan, and Richard Geib, may Well be proud of themselves for their very able work. The trombone section, composed of Richard Soulsby and Robert lVIorrison, shows marked musical ability. The sax section, com- posed of Richard Lindsay and Coraline Kaylor on altos and lblarilyn lldodit on a tenor, may be called the best in a high school in this section of the state. The fine spirit of cooperation that exists among the members adds much to the success of this organization. ?T'23 I I
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