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

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Excellent Music Merit n .af 1, U RIGHT: Mrs. Grine stops teaching so her orchestra students may look over their music. BELOW: The Goodrich Choir puts in many hours of practice. 66

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Continuous Practice ' 4 Tenors, I want a little more volume from your section. Stop taking off with the rythm, sopranos, let me do it! Mr. Alan Lemery ls preparing the choir for another of its annual performance. Long hours of practice in blending chords and enunciating words result in excellent music fort assemblies, concerts, and the district festival. I Under the direction of Mrs. Geraldine Grine, the Goodrich orchestra is continuously growing. Within a very few years, the lorchestra will be one of Good- rich's largest musical groups. Choir groups such as Training Choir are thoroughly enjoyed by sophomores. This class meets two or three days a Week and trains the students voices. Through courses such as these, students are better qualified for A Cappella Choir and other excellent Goodrich choral groups. I Geraldine Grine Alan Lemery ABOVE: A Cappella Choir practices for their annual Christmas Concert. TOP: A Cappella Choir, directed by Mr. Lemery, presents their excellent Christmas Concert. 67 Calvin Moely l l