Pasadena City College - Pageant Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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i l CC ' s Music Program Keyed to a Fuller Life Rc]K;itccll ;Kcl;miKcl as oiitstaiidiiit; and unique in its approach, flic Music Department at PCC was never idle tlirougliout tlie entire school ear. During Christmas, the combined choirs and the Madrigals joined talents to present Handel ' s Messiah. Numerous performances were given dur mg the vear b the College-Connnuuitv Sxniphonv Orchestra, C hambcr Orchestra, and the College workshop. riie Lancer Band has been tiie official I ' our- namcnt of Roses Band since 1 H2 and is continuallv on the march. I ' liis ear Ilomecoming. the Junior Rose Bowl game, and the Tournament of Roses Parade added to the baud ' s list of performances. ' I he nmsic curriculum offers courses in music tlicorv. hisforv and literature, performance organi- zations, and applied nuisic. There are two main programs of studv. One is a concentrated program leading to music employment or further studv at a professional nmsic school, llie other is a universitv transfer program leading toward a bachelor ' s de- cree in nmsic with or without a tcachiu ' ' credential. PCC ' s Lontcr Band rtprcM-nts United Siuii-s at annual Vet- erans ' Day ceremony held at Forest Lawn, honoring national and international war dead. Taps is pla ed at Forest Lawn. 27

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Photographer catches latest in feminine fashions prepared for spring showing by apparel arts students. Seamstress concentrates on intricate stitching. 26 Instructor Herbert J. BuUard checks Marcia Lloyd ' s finished product in clothing arts class.

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William l . Btnulis Kiibcn E. Hcikinan Daniel S. Hiesland Mary G. Spaulding Frank Van Der Maien Stennis H. Waldon Lancer coed draws heavenly tones from her harp. French horns provide soft harmony for College- Community Symphony Orchestra. 28