Cook Community High School - Cougar Yearbook (Cook, NE)

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R322 -, 'inn a iff, ' f paxsi dbtapx I NWPQQ . -,X ' 6, AQVIQYX I kgggg my .iii W Y Ywr, :Y v Y , 'W 1 3 X O Q54F5 M LEDIOUS TUNES ' p A brief Summary .of'.the, activities ithat were 'heldf by-thbamusic department are as follows: There were twenty beginning instrumentalists. Advanced band consisted of 33 members. Since there were somefsen- iors in our group, we will not have Rozella Beasterfeld and Mary Jane Damme with us next fall. we zhave marched and performed in our newly purchased band uniforms for our Homecoming football game and at various other programs. The greatest highlight of our season was the Lincoln Centennial Parade, in which we took part with Ardith Pratt as our drum magor. Our whole:sehooljpresentedaa 'Christmas program which included .all elementary vocalists, the nativity scenes with appropriate vocal selec- tions and the high school glee clubs and advanced band in concert. A Spring Music Festival was presented by the high school students who have studied either vocally or instumentally, or in small, large or solo groups in preparation for district contest. we submitted 2h entries in the district contest at Auburn. we received several excellents and a few superiors. A Grade School Music Festival was held in the school gymnasium. Vocalists and instrumentalists were featured. Fourteen instru entalists from the grades went to the Tecumseh Junior High Clinic. Our department also furnished program music for the: Johnson County Teachers Banquet Father and Son Banquet Junior Play Cook Community School Dedication Senior Play Athletic Banquet Junior Senior Banquet Baccalaureute Com encement and, b all other programs in our school and community whenever needed. Specific programs not mentioned herein are mentioned elsewhere in this publication.

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Queen King Susie Dale . X Demaeece Schmidt ROYALTY AND ATTENDANTS DRESS REI-IERSAL FOR CLASS PLAY C H O W T I M E AT THE LIBRARY - M , ILM,