Airport Junior High School - Flight Log Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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.-of ww' -M, Add wind instruments and a percussion section to the string group and Lo! we have the Senior Orchestra. Well, perhaps it wasn't as simple as that, but the music it produced was simply grand! The Senior Orchestra played for several assemblies and participated in a city-wide music festival, bringing home many honors and fond memories. The junior Orchestra looks ahead to several years of enjoyable music at Airport and, in the meantime, plays some pretty mean music of its own. The Senior Band enjoyed a fine semester of several activities in addition to .the day to day playing that brings satisfaction to the earnest musician and the musical hobbyist alike. 28

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The Senior Girls' Choir, under the direction of Mrs. Andersen, not only sang at many Airport assemblies, but traveled to other places to spread the musical word. Needless to say, the girls were always happy to sing and happily heard. The Boys' Glee, directed by Miss Waldorf, presented a delightful series of gay Nineties songs at the Talent Show, string ties, polka dotted Sweetheart, and all. Dr. Christensen, pictured with the Stringed Instruments group, finds his charges eager to master the mysteries of bass and treble, piano and forte. 27 J

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?w,-Y W.-. 1 ide :Mm On our way from one great city to another, we often stop along the way to explore. Here are some of almost sixty elective side- trips offered by Airport. Some travelers hnd these more rewarding than the main tour! A hobby or craft discovered in an elective can easily become a vocation, or even a way of life. 4 1 Stage presencef' says Mr. Craycroft, is a gift. - 1 Q . uw , ..7sfigg?ii,.f1'f ,- V 5 L ,Q +V V' f'W ?i'if2' 1 '1-is '54, My . A H K V, .t 5 V. M . M Q 57- as niggas my .X ,- ' 1- n ' Qs, .,,..,,. ' . K muh r -. in .L . , ,, .taunt , ,Q , y wg., . 0 rr f r A WLJ5 rf DWL 1 F A M .il . a: .,.,,,., at Aqlg :IV Az., , , H IE . W-iirfijgegft-,j' 5 ' H K I Y f rf W . . iw, Wi. . .. ? ,x fzvi .FV re Q??l51f9gQ'iIi', i,.-Sfrrgfg' 5 . f1f5Igf?f3iflff'H1 :5 '5:f ':f ii: 5: : -:E- 2-Et.-5.. Kg1',E: P55-,'f.,, -- 71.45.-5gQ'Vj.5t'LLx4 MT' gy .. .,,., .A ..... ,In , A--' g ' 5g,'ff1s '- -- - ' lim if- ffjg fEff,'i sf.-in f2'122t12f-2m,rf,gi' ..,grQ52,Afsw,, pg gi ,, rg , , is N0 Overguarding here, Miss Cox. Mr. Ball, I just can't seem to receive anything. Mm -' V' ' 7' ,, r k . 1 as . ' erfbi?'.,i-5 'w f 4- 1 l'f:'e5L?7?? le was Mr Cummings, he said, When I nod my head, you hit How do you like my cartoon, Mrs. Bauer? V ggti did! J assi Did Dennis do a funny one, Mrs. Dawes? 29 Mr, Murphy makes sure that paper is stapled, not fingers.