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Show aMilitary BandMILITARY BANDThe Military Band, with Clarence J. Hawkins again serving as bandmaster, was composed of the entire band enrollment of the school. The musical ability and experience of the sixty-five boys who made up this unit differed widely. Nevertheless, the band whole performed creditably, and its services were in constant demand. It was called upon to play during drills, inspections, and parades.The M. S. and T. department owns one of the best music sets in the state. These various instruments are loaned to reliable students who otherwise would be unable to enroll as band members.For the past few years the Military Band has received class "A" rating from the government on their playing and marching ability. The members of this year's unit effectively maintained this high standard.MILITARY SPONSORSThe girls known as the Sponsors of the Regiment are chosen in the fall of the year by the entire ballot of the cadets. Last October representative young women were chosen for these honorary positions. MissMargaret Dugan as the Regimental Sponsor, with the title of Honorary Colonel; Margaret Evans for the Seniors, Kay Hardy for the Juniors, Maevonne Rees and Annie Ross as Sophomore and Fresh-man class sponsors with the title of Honorary Majors.The entertainment of the officer who made the annual spring inspection was their important duty. They also served as committee heads for the Military Prom held in April at the State Capitol.Evans, Hardy, Duggan, Ross, Rees170 |
