Music will be the theme of the evening, March 25, at 8 p.m. when 200 Maine West musicians will present an orchestral and vocal concert. Activity and Booster tickets will be honored, otherwise admission is $1 and may be paid at the door.

The conductors, Mrs. Mildred Heidorn and Mr. Wilbur Schafer, have put together a varied program to please all. Performing will be the combined Junior orchestra, Concert orchestra, Girls' and Boys' choruses, Girls' glee club, Choraliers, and Senior choir. Other members of the music department, Mr. Robert Kuite, chairman; and Mr. Jared Spears, theory instructor, have also been active in the planning.

Featured especially on this program will be a vocal composition by the Senior choir, "Rejoice in the Lord," written by Mr. Spears. This occasion will be the first performance of the selection. Mr. Spears also wrote a number for the band which was performed at the dedication ceremonies last November. Another highlight of the evening will be a cello solo, "Allegro Appasionato" by C. Saint‑Saens, played by George House, senior.

Part of the program is as follows:

The Junior orchestra
Three Folk Tunes‑Arranged by F. Muller
1. Shortnin' Bread
2. Polly Wolly Doodle
3. Polly Put the Kettle On
Death and the Maiden‑F. Schubert, Arranged by E. Harris.
The Halls of Ivy‑V. Knight, Arranged by R. Matesky.
Chorale‑J. Haydn, Arranged by P. Gordon.

The Boys' chorus
I Hear America Singing ‑ deRose
Serenade from "Student Prince "‑ Romberg.

The Concert orchestra
L'Amant Jalou‑A. Gretry (Overture to the Opera "The Jealous Sunitor")
Tenderly - J. Lawrence, W. Gross, Arranged by F. Muller.
Symphony No. 2‑V. Giannini. Third Movement‑Allego.
Allegro Appassionato‑C. Saint­ Saens.
George House‑Cello Soloist

The Choraliers
The Keys to My Heart‑North
The Silver Swan‑O. Gibbons Country Traditional Song, Arranged by Warrell Choraliers

The Senior choir
O Sing Ye to the Lord-Pitoni.
Rejoice in the Lord (first performance) ‑ J. T. Spears.
Religion is a Fortune‑Spiritual, Arranged by N. Cain.