Rutherford B Hayes High School - Delhi Yearbook (Delaware, OH)

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A i t 1 X lDllLl'lI'IQ5Zll t i i Parade at Homecoming, Selby Stadium, November 11 Band 1 I didn't say there was nothing betterf the King replied. 'I only said there was nothing like it.' HE Delaware High School Band has again enjoyed a year of varied and worthwhile activity, under the direction of Mr. Galladay. At every home football game and at several out-offtown games the band was present in full uniform to help Delaware win new victories. At the high school basketball tournament, held in Edwards Gymnasium, the Band played for each game in which a member of the Central Buckeye League was a contestant. Of course, the Band had its place on the programs of both High School Nights, where it proved a high spot in the entertainment. This year, following a custom started two years ago, the Band again broadcast from station WAIU. This prof gram was well received and was enjoyed particularly by the Delaware people who listened in. One of the major activities of the Band was its participaf tion in the Boy Scout Circus at the Columbus Coliseum, where it played an important part in the proceedings. This was a new experience for the organization, and one which was enjoyed by every member. It is hoped that similar arrangements can be made in following years. Enough money was raised hy the annual magazine sub' scription campaign this year to supply the Band with a new double B flat bass horn, hesides repairs on othq instruments and the reconditioning of the uniforms. These repairs and additions have long been necessary.