Falls High School - Northern Light Yearbook (International Falls, MN)

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Musical Activities String Ensemble : The String Ensemble was orranized two years apo when Mr. Olson returned to direct our instrumental music activi ties. This is a group of eight string players and the piano. Practices are held every Monday noon and Tuesday even ing in the Little Theater. The tvne of music olaved by this group is mostly semi-classical including such numbers as: Stardust, Swing Low Sweet Chariot, Our Waltz, Some- times I Feel Like a Motherless Child, and Reverie. They provide the music for the school plays and for many different banquets. This year the String Ensemble, together with the School Band, gave a concert in the Fort Frances High School. They also provided the music for one of the J. C. programs over CKFT. The members of this organization are as follows: First violins- - - Vincent Puliccicxio - Senior Sheila Oliver - Senior Second violins - - Katherine Shaw Donna Shapira Viola - - Mr. Olson lThis position was form- erly held by Peter Krogsengj Cello - - Pat Thomas - Senior String Bass - - Arlyne Evenson - Senior Piano - - Helene Kotilinek

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BAND Our most active music organization is our High School Band composed of 44 members, eight of which are seniors. Smartly dressed in their flashy uniforms of purple and gray, they have performed at annual, fall, and spring con- certs, and have taken part in parades. They also played an important part at the football and basketball games when they played pep songs. The band has made several trips out of town---in 1939 they made a trip to the Legion Convention at Cloquet, in 1938 they made a trip to Moose Lodge Convention,at Kewatin, and in 1940 they made a trip to audette to give a concert. This year the band played a concert in the Fort Francis School, the only outfof-town concert. They played a half-hour program over Station CKFI. The Band holds practices bright and early, every morning except Monday, at 8:00 in the Little Theater. Graduating seniors from the school band are: George Polenshq - Clarinet - 2 years Marion Brunette - Clarinet - 4 years Vernon Weum - Clarinet - 6 years Robert Snyder - Cbrnet - 5 years Eunice Darval - French Worn - 5 years Ardath Merrill - Alto Saxophone - 6 years Patricia Thomas - Cello - 4 years Arlyne Evenson - String Bass - 2 years