East High School - Birch Log Yearbook (Duluth, MN)

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I cu I Such a good time was had by the orchestra members on their trip last year that they wanted to take a longer one this year. The proceeds trom their concerts and extra appearances were used tor this purpose. Many members ot the orchestra are also active in the Junior Symphony, and three ot its outstanding musicians, Jane and Elizabeth Alspach and Arlene Anderson are members of the Duluth Symphony. Jane and Elizabeth Alspach practice for one of their many appearances. Q 3 i - K 3 E. l 7'zc4e4ha Row 'I: E. Alspach, J. Wallace, S. Morteud, J. Plumb, J. Magnell. Row 2: E. Atkinson, C. Soderstrom, A. Feste, A. Anderson, J. Odell, B. Ames, R. Schmidt, C. Anderson. Row 3: G. Kane, M. McMaster, C. Cohn, K. Leeman, K. Swain, M. Monthey. Row 4: K. Thrana, J. Darland, C. Lundberg, J. Toms, L. Eckman, J. Kaping, F. Toms, D. Fox, J. Lounsberry, M. Lonn, R. Peterson. Row 5: J. Glendenning, R. Orme, H. Hess. 25'

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Arlene Anderson, an active orchestra member, is also an accom- plished organist. 04410 lf you happen to stroll past room 224 during second period, you might hear the familiar strains ot Jerome Kern. Or then again you may hear the more ditticult music of Mozart. The Senior Orchestra, under the direction ot Mr. Berge, has presented three concerts this year, featuring the music ot the previously mentioned composers and many more. In addition to these concerts, the orchestra participated in the District 26 Music Festival in the spring. A program for the Scottish Rite was presented in January, and soon after that, a recording was made for radio station KDAL. LQ! Sena Row 'lz J. Alspach, R. Holliday, M. Slingo, M. Butler, C. Yurisich. Row 2: N. Barnes, S. Sebo, B. Cook, J. Snyder, A Siegrist, D. Mahnke, J. Karon. Row 3: D. Tait, A. Gustafson, P. Hedenberg, P. Green, B. Larson. Row 4: L. Eckman M. McGinnis, L. Fredricks, J. Traub, P. Blakeney, A. Wolfe, J. Davis, C. Engels, D. Weld. Row 5: J. Teppen, D. Cald well, R. Reed, A. Hanson, C. Kelly, L. Miller, G. Persons. Row 6: Mr. Berge, C. Rykken, G. McDowell. 24-

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Ec94Z4Qwde 0 Row 1: J. Borrevik, E. Older, A. Disbrow, S. Myers, N. Hanson, K. Popkin, S. Wheel- er, P. Fellows. Row 2: M. Ramsey, K. Pieiila, V. Fredricks. Row 3: S. Poiswald, M. Anderson, W. Johnson, R. Boberb, J. Baxter, D, Bjorkman, B. Burnaby, J. Ander- holm, F. Farr, D. Johnson, E. Sanclress, M. Moland, K. Fredson, J. Malnafi, A, Peloquin, P. Granquist, C. Torp, B. Bo. lander. Row 4: Mr. Berge, L. Berglund, B. Rosen, S. Hugberg, S, Hood, D. Shafer, M. Dickey, J. Truscoti. 0m 5665! '74 70654 ' Hear ThaT? ThaT's our sevenfh grade orchesTra Tuning up. As They come To The end of Their TirsT year here aT EasT, we find They have played in Three concerfs, The SevenTh Grade Music Fesfival, The Spring Music FesTival, and for The P.T.A. Mr. Berge was Their clirecTor. With Mr. Berge direcTing, oud EighTh Grade OrchesTra played in The Spring Music Festival, Three concerTs, The All-School Program, ond for The P.T.A. Both orchestras played for several civic and co mrnuniTy organizaTions To round ouT The year. l Sweat! 0 Row 1: J. Peferson, B. Feiring, J. Armen Trouf, K. Larson, J. Shogren, J. Riichie B. Torp, S. Siversfson. Row 2: Lonn, L. Fleck Mr. Berge, B. Aune, N. Doren, C. Kron holm, S. Hedman, P. Mc Cullock, D. Lund sfrom, T. Rykken. 26