Lake Shore Central High School - Shorelines Yearbook (Angola, NY)

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DEDICATICN WINNIFRED N, HOLTZ ln any musical composition of merit, there can be traced a pleasing tone and melodious strain which help to set it apart from discordant pieces. And so it is with personalities! We dedicate then this Angolascope to Mrs. Holtz, in this her twenty-fifth year of teach- ing service, with the realization that it has been through such efforts as hers that an harmonious atmosphere has become an integral part of our school life. Since Mrs. Holtz has become our music instructor, the orchestra, the glee club and, in recent years, the mixed chorus have been organized. From i933 through 1939, the orchestra, under her direction, and the band traveled to such localities as Syracuse, to enter the state music finals after having redonia. and with spring Fredonia t activities, she Gnd agreeable combination

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DIRECTORS Left to right: John D, Grmsby, Clarence J. Klumpp, Frank R, Galley, George R. Kingan, Albert l.. Colvin, John E, Lemmler, J. Walden Krull, Wilford Clark, l-loward VV, Barrett. Albert L, Colvin, President Earl Kingan Howard Barrett, Attorney Wilford Clark John Grvnsby, Clerk Clarence J. Klumpp George Kingan Frank Galley John E. leniniler J. Vifalden Krull Any musical group cannot function properly without leadership. The Board Ol EClUCOTlOft, like a conductor, is lar more than a mere drill master, I-te is the poet ot the orchestra and it is the conception o' his work that is produced. These ten men constitute a group which has strived ettortlessly in the past to improve conditions in this school. Even now, plans have been completed tor the construction of a new building where they will continue through their regular meetings to solve all the schools problems which confront them. -6...