Westfield High School - Shamrocket Yearbook (Westfield, IN)

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FIRST GRADE Firxt Raw, left to right-W. CoLL1Ns, M. DAUGHERTY, B. CLARK, VILES, S. WOODRUM, ERVIN. Sewnd Raw, left to right-L. FOULKE, S. STEWART, P. LAPHAM, REC:-1, M. MUNDY, B. WILSON, N. EMSHWIL- LER, L. GARMATZ, R. MENDENHALL. Third Row, left to right-W. MOON, L. CAREY, H. TUDOR, B. STALEY, B. CRESSON, SOWERS, R. CUNNTNGHAM, D. BLESS, C. ESTES, S. MILLIKAN, M. STUART. FIRST GRADE Fint Raw, left ta right-W. HAMBLIN, BELL, R. COOK, STATZER, L. HALE, D. WETHINGTON, POWELL C. BRAGG, E. ROBERTSON, W. BENTLY, .Yecond Row, left to right-K. Essex, B. BLAZIER, T. MARTIN, ANTHON, CLARK, L. HAMBLIN, D. EDWARDS L. GRAY, K. McK1Nz1E, N. PADDOCK, D. MCDOLE. Third Raw, left ta right-W. MooN, G. DOWNING, HOFFMAN, D. WATSON, K. MILLIKAN, R. EDWARDS F.,BURNELL, BURNELL, D. INGRAM, N. MCCARTY, C. K1RKMAN, M. STUART. 20

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udic The Music Department of Westfield High School has been well known for its activity for many years. In past years the band, orchestra, and chorus have captured high honors in the Music Contests held every year. This year the Westfield Music tradition has not been broken. Q Under the capable direction of Mrs. Randall, our Marching Band has developed a distinction among other bands of the county. In their green and white uniforms Cnew last yearD the Marching Band performed at nearly every home ball game this year. The high-spot of the season was the Home Coming Parade. The band consists of nearly fifty members led by the high-stepping majorettes, Rosamond Barker and Helen Johnson. Both girls are Juniors. The Concert Band played at many Legion affairs this year. The Orchestra performed at both junior and Senior plays. The Orchestra has about forty members this year. Worthy of our pride in them are the Choruses this year. The High School Chorus has forty members, both boys and girls. The Junior High Chorus has sixty-five mem- bers. From these groups, fifty students were chosen to attend the State Music Contest. The Solo Music Contest was held at Terre Haute on March 23. The ensembles entering this contest from Westfield were as follows: a brass quartet, a cornet quartet, a clarinet quartet, and string ensembles. There were also many solos from here. A County Music Festival was held at Noblesville on March 6, with a combined band of 180 members, an orchestra of 150 members, and a mixed chorus of 500 mem- bers. Westfield, along with other county schools, participated. A magazine sale held in the school netted the Music Organization S93.05! New uniforms were bought for the baton twirlers with this money. 22 9'