March 24, 1950
High Life
Page Seven
GHS Orchestra Attends
Meeting in St. Louis
Twenty-five members of the Senior High Orchestra, under the
direction of Mr. J. Kimball Harrimau, left Greensboro bv train
for St. Louis as part of the N. C. All-State Orchestra, Sunday
March 19, at 9:30 A.M.- They arrived there Monday, March 2o’
about 3:30 P.M. AVhile there the students are staying at the
Jltijestic Hotel. ' , "
Tliose ptndents from Greensboro^
who nttended are; Jack Gooch
Kuih Shelinirne, .Julia Deskins, Ann
Edwards, Carey Gibbs, Terry-0(jiene
Ganldoii. Sallie Boren, Sam Sox.
Jr., Pat Pinyan, Elizabeth ilc-
Pheeters, Betty Mitchell, Ilettie Lon
Raiford. Anne Kearny, Kacky Holt
Henrietta Bell, Marjraret T'nder-
wood, Fred Heath, Janie Stanley,
Shirley Leonard, Mary Jo Caudle,
IMarjraret Pritchett, Mary Hudson.
Maitland Freed, Arthur Smith, and
Carolyn Turner.
Rdhearsals were held'in St. Louis
before the performance for the mu
sical Educators’ National Conven
tion on Tuesday morninff and after
noon and Wednesday morninjj. Wed
nesday afternoon the All-State Or-
che.«tpa playefl at Roosevelt High
School.
Thursday afternoon the All-State
'Orchestra gave a performance at
Cleveland High School. That night
the memliers of the orchestra w’ere
the guests of the St. Louis Sym
phony Orchestra.
The Concert for the MENC meet
ing was yesterady morning from
9:00-9:25 a. m. The performance
included the following
“March of Meistersingers” by Wag
ner, arranged by Herfurth: “Fugue
in G Minor” by Bach, arranged by
Demcrest: “Love Music” from “Bo
ris Goiidinow,” arranged by Min-
sorgsky; “A Trumpeter’s Lullaby,”
written and arraged by Leroy An
derson; “March Slave” by Tschai-
kowsky, arranged by Herfurth; and
‘Cripple Creek,” written and ar
ranged by Lama Stringfleld.
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Green, Rachel Grogan, Joan Hudson,
Marlene Gregory, Martha Haynes.
Room 14—Nancy Wyrick, Skippy
Warren, Bobby Wagner, David
Young, Don Vaughn, Bety Wilson,
Barbara Whittington.
Room 16—Bett.v .To Benfield, John
Bradley, Lacy Baynes, Jackie Aul-
bert, Carl Brooks, Jeanette Brown,
Henrietta Bell, Sally Boren. '
Room 24—Faye Snyder, Becky
Squires, Janie Stanley, Jerrine Stei-
fle, Sara Ann Taylor, Myra Teasley,
Julia Thomas, Kenneth Trantham
Jerry Troxler.
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Robins, Floyd Rollins, Lurlie Routb,
Frances Royal, Patty Rumley, Ca
mille Schiffraan, Norman Schlosser,
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Fred Jones, Sara Kellam, Arnold
Leary, Carolyn Lentz.
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field, Bill Mason, Bobbie Lee Mag-
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Jo Ann Moore, Betty Mitchell.
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Newlin, Betty O’Connor, Frankie Og-
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Seated above are a group of students from the Senior High School Orchestra who made the trip to St. Louis
to attend the national convention.
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IMlton, Harold Garner.
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Joseph Lowdermilk, Lene McGhee,
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