Oakland Technical High School - Talisman Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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The members of the Talisman staff of 1959 dedxcate this yearbook to those who have advanced the cultural arts in our school. Mrs. Laura Stine . . . It has been said that dancing is the most moving, the most beautiful of arts. You have helped to illus- trate this idea through 'your excellent choreography for Patterns in Tone, Antigone, and the Dads Club Talent Show. Unforgettable is your arrangement of Street Scene for Patterns in Tone. Through your ejorts we have come to realize that dancing truly is one of the most beautiful of the arts. Mr. John Mortarotti . . . You have worked hard and have given much of your time conducting good music for us. ,W ith- out your ,help some of our school produc- tions would have been almost impossible. You have prepared numbers for Patterns in Tone, for the Dads Club Talent Show, for assemblies and activities, and for the seniors' most important event, graduation. Everywhere we turn the results of your hard work fill our hearts with music.

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Mr. Harry Spencer . . . W e thank you for your choral arrangements for assem- blies, for Patterns in Tone, and for graduation. You have contributed a great deal to the art of music at Tech Under our ' 9' direction are musical groups for almost every interest: the Choir, the Serenaders and Boys' Glee, Girls' Glee, and Sophomore Glee. We commend you for ojering this wide choice of music as well as for your patience and willingness to help. Mr. Stuart Hayes . . . No matter how good a performance may be, it cannot be a success' without sound. Your work behind th s h' ' e cenes, w ich is not always openly recognized, differentiates between the per- formance and the success. You see that the public address crew is always on the job, providing sound for term plays, dances, game events, and noon rallies. It is your direction that enhance special events. s so many of Tech's