Saline High School - Salinian Yearbook (Saline, MI)

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KW! First How: R. Owen, D. J. Davis, Drum Majorsg S. Kern, M. Gwen, Henderson, I. Cuff, D. Cordon, B. Underhill, P. Henderson, C. Re Underhill, G. Graf, W. Koebbe, H. Feeman, W. Ellis, D. Westphal, J. Jordan, M. ntschler, C. Do Carr? Bo Thomas, J. Levleit, Drum Majors. Second Row: J. Thomas, D. Gall, A. Easton, L. Finkbeiner, F. Harris, H. Fosdick, A. Moehn, J. Layher, J. Thoma s, S. Rogers, C. Ward, P. Crothers, J. Hartman, B. Nelson, D. Burkhardt. Top Row: Mr. Lempke, Principal, I. Blair, E. Hertler, F. Clark, H. Westphal, R. Bears Hertler, E. Lewis, B. Lewis, H. Wilson, A. Klein, D. Kohler, J. Mr. Bearss, Director. Drum Majorettes Seated: K. Austin, P. Ro J. Wurster, C. Feeman, D. Alber, S. Love, J. Jordan, L. Love. The Saline Band received inspiration last year by the gift from Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Curtiss, a new Sousaphone from Mr. and a Sousaphone from the School Store, gifts from the Woman's Club, Rotary Club, and the Saline American Legion. Following a successful school year, the Saline Band did its of playing weekly concerts for the Rotary Club, and the Business The band received about sixty dollars from the business men, and dollars from the collection taken for the band at the last conce of the summer season. The City of Monroe engaged the Saline Band to play a Labor gram on September 2. They received one hundred dollars for head on that occasion. s, H. Lange, C. Braun, E. Wilson, gers, B. Feeman, of new uniforms Mrs. Ed Alber, the Saline patriotic duty men of Saline. about forty rt at the close Day Parade pro- ing the parade The Washtenaw County Fair Association, through Mr. William Austin, member of the Board of Directors, employed the band for two evening concerts at the rate of one hundred dollars. The band was the highest paid amateur band in Souther Michigan. Many engagements to Detroit, Jackson, and other citie ed. n s were not accept

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BAND CON'T. The Saline Band earned a fine trophy at the Michigan State Fair, Detroit, Michigan. The band played the finale at the State Fair, and were judged the best band for its classification. Noted musical critics judged the band to dis- play excellent cooperation, fine morale, fine intonation, and general effects. The band at the beginning of school had accumulated enough earnings to pur- chase five new uniforms, a new sousaphone, a mellophone, a baritone saxophone, and a set of glookenspiel or orchestra bells. Considering the gradual develop- ment of the band and its increasing personnel the only cost for the tax payers has been for music. The cost of uniforms, instruments, and equipment has been by way of gifts, earnings of the band, and by individuals within the band. During the Christmas vacation the Saline Band was requested to perform at the Michigan Theater, Ann Arbor, Michigan. The band thrilled the audience with Michigan College marches. Following that engagement, the band was engaged to perform at the Weurth Theater, Ypsilanti, Michigan where it again did a marvelous job of entertaining a theater audience. It is the aim and objective of the band to serve the people of Saline, the school, and the community. swf!! X 'I 5 , 'X :ws X., I. kts R