Clallam Bay High School - Golden C Yearbook (Clallam Bay, WA)

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M IC Music activity this year brought into being a Girls' Glee ensemble in addition to the regular mixed chorus, the orchestra and the numerous instrumental students. Nineteen girls part1c'pated in Girls' Glee activities and even tho rehearsaltime was at a premium a great deal was accomplished by this group. The mixed Chorus boasted twenty nine members including three accompanists Ten boys and nineteen girls s1ng'ng four part secular and sacred songs made this years chorus the best ever. The C B H S Orchestra improved to the level of really fine classic performarce Ten students comprised this year's instrumertal group of three piarlsts, five viollrs, One clalinet and one saxaphone. The combined tale ts of tte Crr estra, the ixed Frorus, tle Girls' Glee and scveral solo instrumentalists prlvlded an exchange assembly at Forks on the afternoon of Marc? twelfth The same program was preserted to the C B H S Auditorium on the evening of Nay fourteerth Awards for outstanlfvg pcrfor s e c tlzers p, acccn1l'shmert and appllcatfon were given to Frank Tarr, Phorus, James llls, Orche tra, and Laura Finkle, lnstrurextalist, oy Xr Wenzel, who provided music motif pins as awards The sweepstakes award was liven to June Dorar for application, accompliskmert, cltlzenslip, loyalty, cc operat or ar' fo haul g qualified as THE outstardi g studert ir the Vuslc Departmert A greater and wider raxge of picture were va lable this year thru the courtesy of a group of nationally known marufacturers, who supplied modern, p to the minute subject matter, t e t' :lr expo ed at no co t exceptirg delivery charges The field of audio visual educatl n is belrg strongly stressed and plays vexy lm rrtart part ir the development of modern education at every ale group level Ever' departmert 1 the School fincludlng elerertary gradeslwas 1 eluded 1 this vear's program dlrected D Ur lenzel Subject matter on kealth, ph sics, srlercc, music, che lstry, irdu trv, histor , typing, English trarsporta irn and home relstlons constituted the major portion of the program A goodly rumber of Technicolor Travelogues mild Life Subjects and Ro artic fict on films rounded out the n ogram alarce ir providing lighter social ttcmes AS YOU LIKE IT Editor Newsom Baker Assoc Editor Georgia haneval B siness Manager Hazel Arbeiter Art Editors Patsy Q Maxine Goodman Sports Editor Peter Baker Typista Delmar Gagnon Dewey Adams Phanoy Konopaski Dolores Ferrandes Reporters Earl Doran June Doran Laura Hinkle Advisor Mr Wenzel This year we have added several pages to the papo and have published sixteen issues of 'As You Like It' The paper was published every secord week by the staff. l e 4 w . . . . . .. . . . A A 1 we F Z I' w . ll .1 f . .-. ul, 4 2 . V H A . . . U . e e e e ' H ' A e .3 , m'nc , ' . hi U' l . , ' . 1 J ' li s . . .1 1 ' .1 . T , . . , . I F 4 l. . T l 2 ' - ' 1 . nd l r A n P l . H' 2 . . H ' . . AUDIO-VISUAL EDUCATION ,H N , 1 Y . s a l u U in er 5 -rg 1 A S s - . . A ,, - G :iq W , a my . 1 . 5 . E 3 A , r . M 1 lm n . U f . ' y A , T , . , M n' 1 S . v . ' I . 4. , Y' . . m . 1 ,r t . 1 .. . A . . . . . . ' r . . . .