Reynoldsburg High School - Reynolian Yearbook (Reynoldsburg, OH)

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QI Dance Band Adds Color in School Functions Music lovers enjoyed the swinging melodies of the superb RHS dance band. Appearing at various proms in area high schools kept the dance band busy and ready to go. Such polished musicians as Steve Martin on cornet and Pat Patterson on saxophone gave the tunes of yesteryear the professional sound anyone would enjoy. Mike Egan was often featured on trombone. cc,......l ri . f,! 1 u rw 7 ' ' psf l tg fi c, Vp-wi vf we F as i s 5 a -' ' -We W . ' -Ja. A .V Je N r h ,L1.',K,iL'.'N at 5 I . -i. is -R22-s . - Q M ' s Y L '1 . 'NH 3

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Concert Band Brings the Sound of Music Playing in the Concert Band of RHS means practice, prac- tice, and practice. However, the effort pays off when in the annual ratings the result is a big NUMBER ONE. From there, the band went to state contest. Four entries in the State Solo and Ensemble Contest received I, or superior, ratings in the competi- tion held Feb. 25. Group competi- tion also resulted in excellent rat- ings. A recording system was pur- chased for the band's use. It in- cludes a record table, two speakers, two microphones and a tape record- er. The band uses the recorder daily to evaluate the balance, intonation, and tone produced during rehearsal. f 5 1 I- i f

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Students Produce and Direct One-A ct Plays -nf ,R 3 tt,t The Speech Department presented an evening of various dramatic performances. There were plays, lip syncs , pantomimes, and a Happenrng. Twelve different presen- tations were prepared by the student, di- rected by a student and enacted by the stu- dents as a part of their training in speech class. A scene from The Miracle Worker shows very tense moments enacted by Janice Molnar and Marie Acquista. in 98 p X C? :Q Members of the cast pose for a publicity picture before the play.