Stephen S Palmer High School - L Annuaire Yearbook (Palmerton, PA)

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...dl . 4- ,ConCCf . . 5 xml- ' Orchestra cluflnll lm p ph!-lb. il .. xi If Z' fy. .814 S - V 16.914 . Mr. Stanley- Smith. conductor of the band and orchestra, A instructor ot instrumental classes, and director of the baton I Q twirlers I Om Spam 7644: Those who attenclecl District Orchestra are. front rnnx' A. Ebert. C. Stutz, FI. Matuska. Middle mum' N. Smith. M. Smith. I. Krasley. B.n'E mum' A. Roclcla. L. Burger. C. Smith. B. Homewood. H. Krepicv. ' Missing is R. Blank. Riglvlr Annc- lihert and Anne Rhodcla. the two from P.H.S. who participatc-tl in the State Orchestra at XY'illiamsport. students Festival Under the able leadership of Mr. Stan- ley Smith, the S.S. Palmer High School Orchestra, comprised of thirty-seven mu- sicians, provided music for various events, including the open house program during American Education XVeek, combined as- semblies. Senior class play, and Bacca- laureate service. In observance of Na- tional Music Week, the orchestra per- formed in the Annual Spring Concert a highlight among its numerous per- formances. 1

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,I A..-at Chairl . ll ' ' , - I' . ne E5c'rr,qi5kf' Stihl Kfflnedf- 1 Airy. Krffgqikasggri Barb ln I, . ar- , Krwmzinsf' 1' 5' Ixrqqelfilsfxutflla- .. . K.. ' 'n Doris FILIUU' kim d Together atv' listixxe Brown. and Ffell va i to me to cave no tandem Vowited '7 Tune 111. 41 comedy operetta in two acts with words and lyrics by Don Wilson, was performed by the Mixed Chorus, March 27 and 28. The Choristers will never forget those all-night, last-minute practices nor the experience this production has given them. Much of the credit for the success of the opercttu goes to Mrs. Albright who worked hard and with patience unlimited. The entire cast on stage for the curtain call.

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I PAHQ ,. , on 706494 6466 Throughout the year Mr. Smith kept each of the seventy-eight members of the band busy practicing and performing at such events as football and basketball games and Commencement. Its biggest undertaking was preparing for the Annual Spring Concert held on May 2. Along with the excellent soloists at this affair, the concert was greatly augmented by Mr. Fred Cardir' of Reading, who served as guest conductor. Palmerton's large representation at District Band included. from mu-: N. Smith, A. Lesko. M. Smith. Bark rouz' C. Smith, M. Andrews, R. Blank. Missing from the picture is N. Melnick. Rigbl: Chosen to represent P.H.S. at the All State Band at Reading High School were Robert Blank and Charles W. Smith. Both boys occupied first chair of their respective sections.