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Jodi Wentz—All State Both the Wind Ensemble and the Concert Band had a fulfulling year of experiences. The band mem- bers focused much of their time on practices. As in years before, the bands once again made a good show of their talents when presenting the an- nual Pop Concert. Along with this the bands ac- tivities included Spring Concert, Contests, festivals, exchanges, and tours. The bandsmen were again much appreciated by Alexandrians for their entertainment at parades and sporting events. Band officers of 1971-72 were instrumental in planning concerts and tours. The officers for this year were: Roger Heegaard, President; Cozy Olson, Vice President; Margaret Benesh, Secretary-Trea- surer; Ron Wencl, Band Manager. I believe that there are essentially two types of music—warm- blooded music and cold-blooded music, and every possible admixture of the two. -Louis Biancolli- 28
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Once again the orchestra members enjoyed a full year of concerts, festivals, exchanges, and concen- trated practices. Time was spent not only on music but also on other subjects having to do with student life. The St. Paul Chamber Orchestra, a professional organization, spent a week of residence in Alexand- ria Happenings during this week included concets, lessons, rehearsal sessions, and informal group ap- pearances. Neighboring towns and schools were in- vited to participate in these activities. Orchestra officers for the year 1972-1972 were: John Bale, President. Marie Rosengren, Vice-Presi- dent; Patsy Ziegelman, Treasurer; and Jenny Ma- teer. Secretary. Mr. Christenson left the orchestra program in Alexandria to go on to Washington, D.C. His job there will consist of accreditting colleges and uni- versities for preparing teachers. 30
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