Princeton High School - Prince Yearbook (Princeton, NJ)

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FIRST ROW: I. Craig. C. Wilcox, A. Shimomura, S. Christian, S. Smith. L. Stephan, R. Titus. I. Eby, E. Underwood. I. Parker, C. Simonse. SECOND ROW: R. Stults, M. Artin, C. Tryon. Mr. S. Friedman, I. Cooper. N. Dobry, G. Morris, C. Ashton, D. Cranstoun, E. Brocklebank, I. Felsher. Their Christmas numbers were: They Sang That Night in Bethlehem, Nlztejoice Ye Chrisf tian Men, The Holly and The ivy, Agnus Dei, No Candle was There and l'The Lord is My Light. The Girls' Choir also travelled to Hights- town to sing for the Boards ot Education from all over New Iersey and to the Gradu- Our orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Sylvan Friedman, rehearsed every Tuesday atter school this year. Standard orchestral selections suitable tor school assembly pro- grams were rehearsed and studied by the group, Much ot their time was spent on sight reading, phrasing, and balance. This group is growing rapidly, and it is expected that an orchestra at sixty will be ate College at Princeton University to enter- tain the principals of some of New Iersey's high schools. With the Choir they also par- ticipated in an exchange assembly program with Hamilton High School. The final choral event of the year was the annual Spring Concert which was held in our auditorium April 29. 911.41 tion has been given this year to forty-tive violin students, who will eventually attain the required ability to play in the orchestra. The instrumental program is planned in such a way that all choirs of the orchestra will have a complete instrumentation. Regular school credit is given for par- ticipation in the orchestraf one credit per year on class instruction and one halt credit developed in the next few years, lnstruc tor each rehearsal per week. GIRLS' CHOIR FIRST ROW: M. Herold, E. Widmun, L. Willis. N. Krimmel, L. Stephan, C. Kcxhny, H. Tash, P. O'Kane. SECOND ROW: M. McCool, B. I. Vandenberg, E. Weber, V. Sheldrick. I. Pcxrpcxrt. B. A. Frazee. I. Rudy, B. Gillen, M. Childs, D. King, K. Artin, B. I. Wood. E. Kurz, P. Gorman. Mr. T. Hilbish.

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