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

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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

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While other people are enjoying their noon meal, the members of the High School Orchestra are slaving away in the Little Theatre practising numbers for their next , concert, but we don't mind. In fact we love it! iwe have - tol. The orchestra has shown great improvement under the direction of Mr.'Olson. There have been bigger crowds at our concerts and the orchestra has given better perfor- IHSHCSS Q In past years the orchestra has played at class plays, at baccalaureate and commencement exercises, at musical demonstrations, at U.S.O. benefits, at P.T.A. programs, and once they accompanied an operetta, WCarmelitaW, in 1940. Annual spring and fall concerts have always been given. In 1938 the orchestra made a trip to Bemidji to hear the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra, and in 1939 again made a trip to Bemidji to play a concert for students there This year the orchestra gave a fall concert consist- ing of American classics, and gave a spring concert con- sisting of classical music. Plans for a trip to Bemidji on May eighteenth are well under way at the time this article is printed. The orchestra will play a concert for the State Teacher's College and also for the Bemidji High School. This event is awaited by all the members with much anticipation. The highlight of this year was when Robert Elliot, noted conductor of the Chicago Little Philharmonic Orchestra, came here in March to conduct our school orchestra in a concert. The female members will especially remember this event- ----- sigh!!! The graduation seniors of the orchestra are as follows: Sheila Oliver - - Vincent Puliccickio Helen hyryluk - - Barbara McDevitt - George Polenske - Peter hrogseng - Pat Thomas - - - Arlyne Evenson - Ardath Merrill - Robert Snyder - - Eunice Darval - years years years years years year years years years years years years years violin violin violin violin violin violin viola cello violin string bass alto saxophone cornet French horn