Star City High School - Twinkler Yearbook (Star City, IN)

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ORC!-IE TRA if s 'liffiggs x-' 5,1-sl A If . --.ll LM.. The Orchestra, also under the direction of Mr. Byfield, consists of 26 members. They played for the CllI'iST.lllB.S program and the Junior Play. Seniors in the Orchestra include Wil-Ina Alice Wacknitz, Trombone: Barbara Thompson, Fluleg Veneda Galbreath, Cornet: VVayne Gr:-iftis, French Horng James Knebel, Bass and Gene Earlier, Violin. All of the seniors have played at least 5 years. Jw- 1- ii? m -1, e' f92'fQf'+:2:? A:i?l' , ff . -. S .,.v.2easQPsf , 4si41f: E' ' -.14. 'fm-.+, 1 -naw' 1- yi.:,'i:.,f,,.'.,e:1, l , 122-ffigiiiz' , . A . prix .w -1 f x:1,,.1 rr: .gm - ls.- -Q, ff '.-1-rw.'.':- A we-' ..:-- f .sg .ffl ' , 'V ' 4' 1- Ifpfgufiiilli,H1f'3.ff31ffi5pa?Q i f .1 ,f2gff,.l3.f,yr,x? - 3 'ff 4, ff 'N z E 'E 52' G ' 3r,f'i:xe.Jf,: 'ft ' 14: V.. w' 5.rL,:'1-715' ' , V' Y' ' ff' 'q.'15fG,5 'fzfigQ3 47fx'f: i 3 1 I I i JUNIOR BAND

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BAND The Star City Band, consisting of 34 members, is again under the direction of Charles L. Byfield. The band has played for a number of programs which include: The Senior Play: several home basketball games: the County Tourney: and the In- vitational Tourney. We entered the contest at Monon April 7. We played the following numbers: Pride of the Prairies tMarchJ ...,.................................................................... St. Clair King Arthur tOverturei ...........,... ....,.. ...... ...............,..... ......... ............... T h o 1 n as Colosseum tOvertureJ .................................................................................... De Lamater A cornet trio consisting of Don Graffis, Dean Allen, and Darl Daily entered the cornet trio contest at Monon April 7. Delight Moon entered the piano solo contest and Dean Allen entered the Trum- pet solo contest also held at Mon-on April 7. The following were elected officers for the current year: James Knebel, Pres.: Wayne Graffis, Vice-pres.: Veneda Galbreath, Sec.4Treas. win, :Tm-.l--t--.T -V -----ln - --at .- - - 1- ze: I f fy . x . .. ' ' va . 'r' ' .1 ' - f C: f: -I-' ,. M1 ng., 1 'z'.1 ' , . f'1 , .7 7 ..f.. el wwrvrzwzwse W' -z - ' A JUNIQR BAND This year Mr, Byfield felt that some of the younger members of the Band needed more help so he organized a Junior Band consisting ol' these members and the be- ginners. This has proved very successful and we feel that this will produce many good artists in the future. The Junior Hand consists ol' 2 Neil Carpenter. Bob Barker, Darlene Surber, Rich- ard Summers, and Vern Miller, eornets: Sandra Xvarner, Verla Batty, Shirley Knebel, Leslie Miller, and Donna Barker, Clariuets: Betty Hinshaw and Neil Daily, Saxa- plmnesg Donna Lou Brown, Alto Clarinet: Neil Knebel, Trombone: Jack McClure, Mello- phoneg 'Vommy lllinn, Hass: Leah Jane Cosgray and Don Weisjahn, Drums.

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MIXED GRUS I i First Row-Lucille Peters, Barbara TIIOIIIDSOII, Imogene Scott, Jane ffrissinger. Viola Svoli, Vvlllllfl Wan-knitz, Anna Marie Bauman. Veneda Galbreath, Delight Moon. Second RowkOlive Peters, Marjorie Ruff, Eileen Hollis, Rose Mary Hull, Hazel Frazier, Arlene Grostefon, Mary Kaslen, Patty While, Jean Ann Compton, Doris Kistler. Back Row-llutlialea Batty, llarl Dailey, Don Graffis, Wayne Graffis, Williaul Bonnell, Dick Newman, Arthur Allen, Mr. Byfield, James Knebel, Gene Barker, Neil Hoesel, Dan Sayers, Betty Whipple. en-