Westerville High School - Searchlight Yearbook (Westerville, OH)

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Orchestra Band Drum Majoreffes

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Sqmpfaonic ,me ,Men ,con The Westerville High School Orchestra has had an exceptionally busy time this year. The increase in the popularity of its performances if attributed to Mr. Ralph Jordan's interesting and pleasant selection of music. Mr. Jordan has worked relentlessly on thc balancing and shading of the string section of the orchestra. At plays, meetings, assemblies, and special occasions the orchestra gave inspiring and delightful interpretation of the fine music it played. The school is truly proud of its fine orchestra this year. '7!w,6MJ,z4 ',,z'a,Aequz!e ' n This year under the direction of its new leader, Mr. R. L. Jordan, the band was one of the strongest motivating forces in creating a new school spirit never before manifested in the history of Westerville High School. The band, the best Westerville has ever had, represented the school and took high honors at the State Band Contest. At the football games the excellent musical organization was always spectacular and colorful in its many intricate and interesting formations. The band was composed this year of sixtyfiive playing members along with a flag carrier, a banner carrier, and ten drum majorettes, all led by Patti Smith and Stanley Morris. ,ffm ,ancf 1w,sz.--sz, Jufzal' ifwfff No one, in such few words could state actually what the newly organized Drum Majorette Corps has meant to the students of W.H.S. Throughout the entire state of Ohio there are few such organizations composed of such excellent artists. Patti Smith, entering from Mifflin this year, headed the corps and was ably assisted by secondfinfcommand Stanley Morris, the one and only boy member. Majorettes were L. DeLong, R. Massar. R. Johnston, J. Davison, D. Long, E. Volkmar, E. Cook, Schultz, E. Holter, and H. Hollis.