Ingraham High School - Glacier Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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THE TOURING CHOIR RETURNS WITH EXPERIENCES GALORE! The Touring Choir under the superior direction of Wallace Goleeke, has returned from their summer trip to Japan with experiences -never to be forgotten. The choir left Seattle June 10, 1964, and was very graciously received upon their arrival in Tokyo. The choir was accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Elfers, Mr. and Mrs. Goleeke, Dr. and Mrs. Noonan, Miss Suguro, and Mr. and Mrs. Maxey, who served as chaperones. Dur- ing the four-week'tour, the choir visited countless schools in such cities as Tokyo, Hiroshima, Beppu, Kyoto, and Kobe. While touring these cities, each student lived with a Japanese family, as did the Kobe ,Choir on tour in 1963. The tour was by no means over when the choir left Japan, for they now flew to Ha- waii for a day or two, the perfect end to a perfect tour. The choir finally returned to Seattle on July 8, 1964 with many wonderful memories to look back upon. The ex- change of tours has proven to be profitable in learning the true nature and customs of two different countries. lit is believed that the impression left in Japan will insti- gate further knowledge and perhaps invoke further relations with foreign systems.

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1st. row W. Bowman, G. Calkins, T. Bryant, D. Cluck, K. Schillios, D. Brown, N. Duncan, 2nd. row, S. Tachell, S. Land, P. Brown, P. Nefzger, S. Fulcher, W. Gregg, 3rd. row, S. Gustafson, P. Schmilski, J. Nelson, P. J ovick, J . Rowe, M. Miller. PEP BAND This year the Pep Band en- tertained at all Ingraham basketball games, both at home and away. The band also participated in the An- nual Victoria Day's Celebra- tion in Victoria, B.C. This was the fourth consecutive year they have been invited to the event. Other activities included performances at the Spring Concert and all pep assemblies during the basketball season. CHAMBER CHOIR This year Chamber Choir has performed in numerous occasions for local and com- munity organizations. They have provided musical en- tertainment for the Engi- neer's Convention and the Washington Athletic Club as well as many others. They have also partici- pated in school performances throughout Seattle. B. Howise, M. Holst, B. McGowan, J . Dorr, J . Cole, J . Weaver, J . Aemmer, M. Strong, M. Gordan, M. Chamberlain, W. Thorton, B. Hintz, D. Young, M. Peterson, E. Hillinger, J . Hunnewell, D. Peterson.

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D CONCERT CHOIR This year's Concert Choir proved to be one of the best Ingraham has ever had. They were in wide demand for banquets and social meetings throughout Seattle. Through competitive evaluation, they were chosen to sing at the Northwest Divison of the National Music Educators Convention in Portland, Oregon. At the close of the performance, they were given outstanding ovation by the music teachers who had come to the convention. M V- Gvleeke In addition to this honor, two of the choir members won a place in the 400 voice All-Northwest Choir. . i X CADET CHOIR First Row: B. Sawyer, D. Schunke, K. Beatty, C. Berge, L. Hoglund, C. Cravens, B. Thoreson, L. Fitzgerald, S. Daily, P. Quel- vin, J. Stubjeon, P. Gessel, P. Kjorsvik, B. Rowe. Second Row: N. Meier, P. Ongstad, J. Modin, J. Klein, A. Goodall, M. Law- rence, C. Strysland, R. Sofie, D. Barn, T. Lecair, N. Kilde,J. Dafoe,J. Smart. Third Row: K. Thomas, D. Davenport, P. John son, C. Schuckstad, S. Hopkins, C. Weber, M. Johanson, L. Lord, C. Atkinson, S. Godsey, M. Anderson, M. Waage, C. Aase, K. Pehling, D. Larson, G. Hanley. Fourth Row: B. Strickland, A. Thorkleson, E. Sommers, B. Leitheise, M. Pixley, K. Big- ham, P. Brown, D. Burch, S. Barr, J. Strong, J. Lincoln. 132 9