University High School - Tower Yearbook (Carbondale, IL)

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Front Row: F. Beck, M. Warmbir, M. Little, P. Reed, E. Roeder, Dr. Peithman, j. Zaleski, B. Reining, K. Sizemore D. Graybeal. - Back Row: R. Harrington, E. Brigiham, H. Ziegler, J. Harvey, J. Nelson, B. Fisher, F. Brown, R. Little, II. Laible M. jones, D. Wilscun, E. Popejoy, D. Sherrard, C. Smith, Carlock, M. Murray, S. Sample, B. Cruager, J. Teter Zi. JI. Eancf One, two, three, fourfplay. Those passing the rehearsal room in Cook Hall any fourth hour perhaps heard these familiar words. Then, if, by chance, they glanced into the room, they saw Mr. Peithman waving a baton, trying to get the band of University High School to keep in time. The band played at our football and basketball games, thus giving more pep to the cheering section and building up the morale of the players. It was indeed thrilling to all of us when we heard the band start our school song. Some other band numbers which we especially liked to hear were On the Mall, Argezzfimz, and The Deaver! Song. Members of our band in conjunction with band members from Normal Community and Bloomington High played at the McLean County Teachers' Meeting in March. The band also presented an assembly program. The officers for this busy organization were Marilyn Wariiibir, president, Don Sherrard, vice-president, and Eldred Popejoy, secretary-treasurer.

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l,L'lll1lll.lI1, D. Vanderwater, M, jones, B, Creager. H. Ziegler. hi. Kadlec, G. Harrison, B. Spellmeyer, B. Percy, C. Parke i 7H ' ' I'irst Row: N. Curtis, N. Gray, M. Hill. F. Cuan. P. Reed, P. Anderson, B. Baker, H. Bane, R. Mentzer, K. .McDonald, V Dudgeun, A. Kenyon. j. Mauney, Y. Maxey, M. Reining, R. Reining, li. Steele, R. Vanl-luss, B. Willizxnis, Kupfer N Haut-ll. A. Gooding. K. Sizeiuure. Second Row: N. lirowit, li. Bi'iggliaiu. M. Kinder, li. Dalton, M. jones, B. Dobbs, M. Aumiller, C. jones, S. Sample, j Corn. ti. XX'lure, N. Fearlieiley. M. Liddle. j, Mercier, P. Peterson. D, 'Ragland, B. Reining, D. Wilscmn. lhird Row: li. Coin. ll, Sutter. b. Streenz, A. lirown. B. Bunting, E. Brynhildsen, VU. Peyton, B. I-lougham, Harvey, D Ciresliam. j. I1-ter. R. Freedlund. lf. Roc-der, B. Mercier, A. Stanbery, j, Rineheart, C. Karr, S. Stretch, M. Nelson, M hfettc. ,l. Marshall. li. Daxis. hi. lirunson, Fourth Ron: li. Mallory. P. Xwest, B. Brown, A. Brust, lf. Pupciwy, R. Alahltff. IW, MUl'f21Y, G. NIUFNIY, 1Vf11lml1CfH, DF fwzkcecf efzaawl Do, do. mi, so. si, ti 'Ohf Up one half step, please. This was the tuning up routine heard at every rehearsal of the University High School Mixed Chorus. Under the direction of Dr. H. XV Peithman, the chorus presented several excellent programs during the year. On Sunday. january 14, a musical program was presented. During the first part of the program, the chorus sang a group of songsg Audrey Brust and Betty Mallory were the vocal soloists. Carlton Gamer then played an original com, position on the piano. The outstanding feature of the afternoon was the presentation by the thorus ol' the cantata. The Great Assembly Line. This was one of the most out- standing performances ot' the year. Another cantata, presented later in the year, also re- teived well-deserved praise. The chorus sang lor the school assembly, baccalaureate, and the annual May festival. Otlicers for this year were Audrey Brust. presidentg Barbara Dobbs, vice-presidentg and Betty Cross, secretary-treasurer. fy M. llamilson. M. Hutliugtun, B. Cross, M. Balke. Seated: Carlton Gamer

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First Ron: VI. Holmes, J. Rliineliurt, Steele, B. Browne, K. McDonald, C. Parker, M. Huffington, B. Corn, M. jones Second Row: J. Mercier, C. Wiley, K. Sizemore, B. Reini ng, W. Thorsen, Dr. Peithman, S. Sample, J. Laible, Teter S. Stretch, C. Lowenstein, A. Kenyon. Third Row: F. Beck, M. Liddle, M. Lawhun, P. Reed, E. Popejoy, Harvey, D. Wilson, C. Smith, R. Biddle, E Carlock, H. Ziegler, M. Murray, P. Darcy, G. Lobsinger. ZLACO This year's University High School Orchestra was under the direction of Dr. Harlan Peithman. The organization had an enrollment of thirty-four members. The othcers were joan Rhinehart, presidentg Sally Stretch, vice-presidentg Fred Beck, secretary, and Marilyn Warmbir, treasurer. The orchestra presented two outstanding Programs, one at the senior play and the other at an assembly program. Some of the pieces which they played were, Andante Theme from Fifth Sywpbozzy, Merry Widow Waltz, Andantino with a Modern Sketch, and Festival Overture.