Racine High School - Kipikawi Yearbook (Racine, WI)

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Boys' GLl'fIf CLUn PrfJ1'dr'111f.' ARTHUR Ursox IIYIICF P1'fJ1'flf1zf.' llARLAN SNOKIE Src. 7'rm.,v..' FRANK XVORTIIINCTON 1,1'br11rfz11'1.' DAVID BUCHTA Girly' Cliff Club Prffidcnf.' lVlA1z1oRIr:SvOnoIci,x Vifcf Prfyidmzf: K,x'1'iir:iuNic IoN1cs Ser. Treats' DELTA So1u':NsoN L1'bmr1'an: I1ORRAINl'ICJI.LIiH You might read otitheUrchestra, too, mother suggested. And this is what Bob read: THE Il IGI! SCHOOL ORCIIESTRA The lligh School Orchestra was organized this year on a much larger scale and with a much more complete instrumentation than ever betore in the history ofthe Racine lligh School. Under the direction ot' Frederick Schulte, it has made rapid progress, and is already doing work that would compare favor- ably with many professional organiza- tions. The orchestra has lentagreat deal ot' added interest to all school aetivitiesg having given programmes at many of the Vtfednesday morning mass meetings at the Rialto Theatre, and also assisting at school plays, banquets, etc. As a special feature for the programmes at the mass meetings, there has been a soloist presented on each of these occasions, this soloist always being a member ol' the orchestra. The school may well feel proud ofthis organization, and it is hoped that the enthusiasm now prevailing will continue so that even a much higher standard may be attainedf, 'ABut, my dear childrenf' said Dad to Bob and Natalie, as his son finished reading, this isn't writing up clubs for your A11 nzzalf' I know, Dad, replied his daughter, but, really, my head is just plumb full of ideas. Then, strange to say, she forgot that Bob had occupied the best place for writing, and with plenty ot' paper and a pencil she seated herself on a large pillow before the fireplace, allowing Bob, who returned to his work with new en- thusiasm, to occupy the disputed place of comfort unmolested. And Dad and Nlother? They read again with renewed interest the 1871.152-kl1T!'f ot' their high school days. Bum CLUB OI-'rlcifilzs

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