Mona Shores High School - Compass Points Yearbook (Norton Shores, MI)

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Choir Concerts S ts, Interest in Fine Art The traditional Christmas, Winter and Spring concerts were performed by the Shores Choirs this year. In addition the Ca ella Choir attended the Valle Coast Choir Festival at PP Y Gra ' ' ' nd Rapids and the District VII Choir Contest where they a high rating. The sale of Christmas records was the main project for choir year. They were a sell-out. Off school time, the choirs, and the 16 strong jazz group, sang for area clubs and the art department, a liberal attitude has created an atmos- : for artistic education and achievement. This high degree freedom has allowed many students to advance in the fields of expressionism and many other areas of relatively sophis- art. Names like Dave Rodgers, Steve Van Dyke and Greg Martin art shows. The four high school shows were a fantastic The paintings shown were moved to the Administration where the Board of Education had a chance to see the showing was transferred to Hackley Art Gallery two shows. The Area Art Festival and State Art Show were for the MS Artists. Mr. John Butterfield, MS band director, points out to a Symphonic Band student the proper count of the measure. Mrs. Edith Marks stresses the essentials planning in an attempt to make students technically proficient cooks. 33

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Dave Mielke, a 1965 graduate, provides a basic beat necessary for a lively performance of 'fSleigh Bells. 2 2 - S E 5 Y i Mr. Cray helps members of the choir pool their efforts and blend their voices to attain perfection. Art Displays, By being aware of the new apph ! ances, Mrs. Hopson keeps her classes well-informed of what goes on in the modern kitchen. 5 5 5 -1 l Mr. Payment shows Marsha Bailey a few subtle techniques to bring out the essence of her painting.

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Physical education plays an important part in the development of a sound mind and body. The girls, under the skillful hand of Miss Judy Agard, par- ticipated in outdoor team sports, such as soccer, track, tennis, and softball, indoor sports consisted of gymnastics and basketball. The boys' gym classes are under the supervision 'of Mr. Carl Anderson. This year the boys participated in many varied sports, including soccer, track, volleyball, paddle tennis, hockey, basket- ball, wrestling and gymnastics. During the winter, one day was set aside for both the girls' and boys' classes to play volleyball together. The teams were mixed and the games never failed to prove interesting. Starting off the second half with a jump ball, Miss Judy Agard, head of the girls' gym, referees the game. Mr. Carl Anderson, head of the boys Physical Education Depart- ment, discusses a physical educa- tion program with the head of an area school. E 5 Physical Education Stresses Individual and Team Effort