Goodrich High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Fond Du Lac, WI)

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hrough Orchestra 111 TOP: Girls of the Orchestra adapted the new policy of wearing long dark skirts for performances. One of the concerts given this year was the winter concert. ABOVE: Long hours of practice are put in before a concert is presented. LEFT: Mrs. Grine, the high school orchestra conductor, and Miss Averbeck, grade school conductor, display the instruments played to parents on Open House.

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. sstsstw r ,, 1- .,-f .. RIGHT: Pick up the tempo a little bit more. Mrs. Grine explains to the woodwind section. Band members joined the orchestra when ever a concert was being presented. 3 Musical Experience Sought Yakamashi!', 'gStop when I doll' 'gWhy don't you ever practice?', These are among the many statements that can be heard issuing forth from Room 162 every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday during 2nd hour. This is when the orchestra meets under the direction of Mrs. James Grine. The orchestra is composed of 21 string players and a few band members who show up at infrequent intervals. Many things were accomplished in orchestra this year. Two concerts were given after many long, strenuous hours of practice. Many students were involved in solos or string quartets for the district contest at Menasha in April. The big event of the year was a Held trip in November to Chicago to hear the Chicago Symphony Orchestra play. 110 Concentration on your music and the conductor is all it takes.

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Keeping n Tune, Band Practices Panorama of 1969-70 began with Los Banditos on TV, exciting football show music, two parades, music for the Governor, church music projects, and school appearances. Bandsmen traveled to WSU-Stevens Point and Oshkosh for state clinics. December brought one ofthe band's most unusual and enjoyed concerts, An Evening of Marches and Selected Short Subjects? Thousands of hours were expended in preparing the 125 piece Parade Band for Washington, D.C., and the Inaugural Parade. Buttons, benefit concert, and pancakes helped raise money. Following forty-six class projects of the first semester, the second semester offered a grade school concert tour, a top-notch stage band boosting the fortunes of the Variety Show, a tremendously suc- cessful district solo-ensemble contest at Menasha, Band-O-Rama in a new format, clinics with noted state and Mid-West conductors, a well-performed May concert, and a fine Memorial Day Parade Band. Graduation audience will hear pianist Kristian Brandt and alto saxophonist Joseph Mengel representing the band. ABOVE: The Concert Band plays as Mr. Moely listens with his keen ear RIGHT' The Goodrich Parade Band leads the Homecoming parade. ,ff-igrzffti .L ,L ,,,. 2 , if x rg 'A ,I 'i. fftgiif- ff ,-T i fe 42-ifreff Ziff. ,:,gmgg,y,f f l M if isasgwfiszfgnr,warmff ' tif i w Z f'd7lf'iJf of f' ' Q 'V5 ' ' Jill ref 5521-fri-'if A ' i -fi ''fef'z':z1sfzrssff-M:we ft,,:,m.g P' :,fsff2?4es,16Mgsl V wwe e:wffsz4s1s?2,: -:ww sage 'B ,, rs, ,.,, ,,,,, Q ,iggi1lE2Wg,ff,i'Wy,4 1 9, :A 5 , , - ep y ,t ii qwxi, will 1 nw.-, ' tf'W5iSifiiwt4'22' aff-ma .., - S, frm K 1, if ,i ,,,,,,,,reWa'.,t.am,e,e,-swam gi - lflli W, , ,, ,.me--51,937-Wf git: 'ft' zefawfssafew if ,,r,,,esfa2?izszi?i25i1 lm, ziafriillkex: P mam ,V W W , r 4, ,r , vr 5 ff: -ww, 1r:f4,.,,i, f ..,, if-V , ii ,E grfgihyigygigigr 'Mszfiafizbsilflfksnfwmfr as K vi V, ifwgidftixxvwh '-,iaaaeaeaaififfreefaf.. ,W f ,rl . A v'f1w:fw' ww , M i ., it i f-,,,,s,r,,,as ,,zfm,r9z 1 , ,rg-1 , .:r.,ii-mr, ff, in 1 1,ay.e,,,,r5g,m, in 4, .1 ,fi ,, as 'YZ' 9711! Xrrf' 1.7 'V' K f15?'SEfg t i 1, l if ngaiieinww y as lff- Www -wf,f,,,,:,,givie, g H X ,waaeeif:,iniaif,,5, ,rs -rar ffl! y 4? is . . an M., , .ar ,Tl -,f 2 4 . , A . f -an a ffP1sf2'ai zavsiztszz , t ii' as , . . , H , , . ,, : :, aifi31S57VWW ' 120152: 'QT' 1rav'wf5',, f A ',, i1e'?5i'LiraY W X ,EMM ,,ms,M9 gg? . ,i e. ia gt ,E M35 1 1 ex guy ff ef , I 5 f K .,s..fi,?W,,,g,,,,gave , ,ae:,i,,W,,,l H 5' M ' f'- wigw tv 33 xi wif , it Lsygagsi i Vai .. it ,y,,,,,.,, ,ag ,,.,, ,,,,,, 56 , 5. yi ,,,,, yi 1 lam, ,,-if. a ,i ,, 15, 55 ii E e 112 2 Bias