Judson School - Cactus Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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u ic interest increases l l t 5 'V Bennett Lockman gave a drum show for his young friends. Mrv' ' ki' ., , 3, Mrs. Lucille Larson was happy about the Lower School's successful Christmas pro duction. A 122

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Austin Richolson, Babette Justus, Lewis Bruton and Sue Tomlinson. MI'SlhLaLSOIl devoted hel' time to help the drummer get e eat. , Q A5 gifttls U3 MTEXQEHPSE ggi z'lw'?31i?.Q2,1i 1 TP. Vi4 'fL.sY1 rg,g5-trfffzi?,5gifg1ftf l' vu n oft ll fi T i an l F jilff,5f:'?'i25 f,,T.i'fi 'j' . ,.,. .. ,,,,,,r-W, N.,,, .N,,A, , H ft 3 ..f,1': 3: it . J' illf. -f.N,, -.r-,.W . 7 it T I ,N- - Q' 1 7 ifqi :LW -W--1 'il ,1T1f,L Y 5 5 e i . N ' 'M 1 ' -i:,1.L:g::.: 'T 1,','g.:s:IlL'.i7-523 .13:g,,1Lf:7: 1 . A x gf 'gg -f 'gzfni Ex . gy' ' s i! In -li. W,,.,,, ilrig,7f:iITTe:::'m k:'-h f,.. M -4 A my QT, :ig y, M T it , A 'f T441 ' ii ge t ' , V Q1 t a vw - 7Y 5'mwM n X 3 -: T - -gig, 5- . -- '- Nancy Hurd, Kelly Turner, Beth Weiner, Bennett Lockman. ff-N -21--Y -re ' fi-: '.:... ef. W- J .1553 as ' .Tffgi jPiE 'f'73-1 , T A' W, '1 uma, 4 , 3 Musical program at Judson this year was full of excitement and creativity. :f4 J:1 ' Y s flillwi- ' l Mg ft Mrs. Larson aided her interested students in preparation for the Spring Art's T T fx Festival and making their own kind of musicf, The music class had a very ,, ,, 4: ,, ' 1, 2 e s: 7 - large enrollment, but any student who wished to join could do so. There were ,j :Mem ' .,,' , . i -W P A 'M ef - - - . - - - - f p 5 M A i ipqp' s . ' f ff' me private teachers on hand for lnstruction 1n banjo, gultar, Woodwinds, and voc- Ahwwdlagmgymup W 4, e diit isd' T M 5 A M MMM? gm W als. Many students sat and listened to the musical talents, joining in and hav- ing fun, and sometimes the players were the audience. 0 , K 5 fffk f X A i n2:3N:12e:f2s:5::s Originality emerges 123