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QUARIUS, the water car- -“L rier, is the sign for the graduating classes. Those living under its influence seem to be a little ahead of their fellows in an all-around way. They live on a slightly higher plane. They have kindness, courage, and scientific spirit. . . . Ttcenti Six
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Music THE North high school music department now oilers many new opportunities for a good musical foundation for those who expect to make music their life work. Applied music under supervision of J. Victor Bergquist is the largest class in the city high schools. First place in the all city original composition contest has been won for three years by Leah Lisovsky. Straight harmony has been offered for the past three semesters under the direction of Peter Tkach, assistant director of music. N o r t h, Central, and West are the only high schools in the city offering this work. For the past three semester, North has had nearly one hundred young people who have been doing A Capella singing five days a week. modeled after the work of the St. Olaf choir of Northfield, Minnesota. This year they gave two fine concerts with the Central A Capella choir. The glee clubs also sang with the A Capella choir in these two concerts. In March they presented Victor Herbert’s beautiful opera, “Sweethearts. Both the glee clubs and the choir will represent North in the city contest. The orchestra numbering fifty-eight members is the best balanced organization North has ever had. The department also offers a junior orchestra of thirty-one members w h o need some additional training before becoming members of the first orchestra. Below is shown the faculty quartette, Mr. Tenney, Miss Quello, Mrs. Huebner, and Mr. Tkach. —Roy T. Tenney. Tictnty-Fivc
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