Lindsay High School - Comet Yearbook (Lindsay, CA)

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.bfi i Top The words left, right, left, right, were very familiar ones to the band as it practiced marching. Bottom: The flute section practiced faithfully for the bond festival. -till owic Jani W

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,gn fke Z?u:iine5A llfuarfcl V - T Agar Top lelt The business students took a field trip every Wednesday. Right: Mr, McFadZen's shorthand class prepared tor clerical careers, Lower left: Office machines were a Helping the commercial student to become ac auainted with one or all of the five divisions of the business world is the aim of the LHS. commerce department. Under the guidance of Mr. Mclfadzen, students may become adept in the accounting, typing, office machines, merchanclizing, or clerical phases. Learning to operate computing machines and to T X1 as ,t s XZ! if ource of interest and learring to ttiose that had acce s to them Right The second year typing class pounded ener aetically auay at their typewriter take over completely the ob of putting out the school newspaper are but a few ot the things com mercial mayors learn Well trained instructors help willing students whether it be advice on how to run the multilith machine or how to burn a picture into a mat to produce a newspaper. 21

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For the first time in its history at Lindsay High the music depart- ment fielded an eighty piece marching band. The band put on a ser- ies of distinctive half time shows at football games, and drew much acclaim for its perform- ances, A special attrac- tion at all rallies and at m a n y other functions were the L,H.S. pep band and dance band. One of the big occas- ions of the year was the trip to Disneyland. ' One of the highlights of the music depart- ment this year was the chorus festival at Lind- say High School. Under the direction of Richard K. Motter, the chorus was also featured in various social events in neighboring communi- ties and with the band, presentedtheband and chorus a n n u al show. 2' X x