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racticing H T Become Harmoniou Band members were able to in- crease their talents through the study of Music Theory I and Music Theory II. Form, score reading and basic conducting were all taught by the band's director Mr. Leo Henning. By their studies in melody, tone and tex- ture, students explored the classical music about them and tried to become more harmonious. Music Theory I was offered to any Junior or Senior who wished to take it. Music Theory II was only open to Seniors who had already taken Music Theory I. The main objective of these course is to develop in students an understanding and technique for performing music in professional circles. 146 f Music Top: Mr. Henning leads the band in concert before the Mothers club. Middle Right: The St. Laurence Marching Gold 100 perform for incoming hopefuls at the open house. Bottom Right: Mr. Henn ing directs his students during a long, tedious practise. Bottom Left Br. May, Band Moderator, supervises a practise with the help o two flag girls.
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Left: Mr, Delach gives the grades from Left: Mr. O'Neill watches students finish their erday's tests. Top Right: John Kandich tests. Bottom Right: Mr. Kurzawski watches pletes his accounting assignment. Bottom students work on a typing exercise. E Business f 145
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