LaSalle High School - Lantern Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

Page 26 text:

Songs In The Key Of LaSalle The Music Department gave us many enjoyable programs as well as a fine curriculum: orchestra, mixed chorus, band, concert choir, and music the- ory. The choir began work in November for Sounds of Christ- mas 78. The annual Spring Sing was held in April. Both were very successful. The band gave an exciting holiday concert in late Novem- ber. At the spring concert, Mr. Singleton was presented with a gold watch for his retirement. He was a true asset to the band for 38 years. The orchestra played at many places other than LaSalle, such as Century Center. The biggest event of the sea- son was the performance of portions of Handel ' s Messiah with the concert choir. Ching goo pow! Ching goo pow! Moo goo guy pan, oh sop gum fun, shiimp filed lice . Mr. lohn Norman, Band ( J- ,1 - i - . Mr. Singleton conducts the band during his Kevin Six plays the trombone in band practice. He is a busy member of last year as a teacher at LaSalle. the jazz and pep bands also. 22 Mornings

Page 25 text:

struggling over hard problems, calculus students get the jump on college before they graduate. Victor Scott and Paul McDonald concentrate on understanding calculus problems. Mr. Robinson, department chairman, shows the class the solution. Mr. John Woodruff Mr. James Hage Mrs. Patricia McLaughlin Mornings 21

Page 27 text:

Greg Horner practices while Mr. Fisher helps with a difficult part. Mr. Vogel directs during the Christinas concert rehearsal. )eff Cason and Becky Egick make playing the violin look easy. Mr. Zeal Fisher — Orchestra Mornings 23