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FINE ARTS DEPARTMENTS LEFT: Diligently practicing during Orchestra, are; Lorretta Hawkins. Sue Simon. Sandy Held and Mary Kruse ABOVE: Cheryl Widener and Mary Kosak use the fingers to get involved with their art projects BELOW: Mr Spindler directs the Con- cert Band through the eyes of many talented and refined musicians
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Mr. Spindler joined Webb High’s Music Department in 1972 as director of high school bands. His marching band numbered more than a hundred and showed excellent spirit at all home games. The band reorganized into concert and symphonic bands after football season and presented several concerts. At music festival at Wonewoc. the symphonic band took two firsts and the concert band took a first in sight reading. The orchestra also had a fine year in spite of the split practice ses- sions it endured, half in fourth hour and half in seventh. Choir also competed at Wonewoc and took its first. They hosted an ex- cellent exchange concert with the Richland Center choir. Madripops were again active and entertained around the community. Mr Roger Spindler Varsity Band. Symphonic Band. Pep Band. Jazz Ensemble. Solo and Ensemble; Mr Arthur Colby: Orchestra. Solo and Ensemble Music and Art Add Cultural Enrichment Miss Judith Boe Choir. Boy’s Glee. Girl's Glee. Madripops. Solo and Ensemble. 18 — Fine Arts
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS BUSINESS EDUCATION AGRICULTURE AND HOME-EC Large increases in enrollment and crowded classrooms marked all areas of vocational education. Many more stu- dents participated in the business co-op program in several new job locations. The agriculture department expanded its enrollment by having Mr. Boone take the sophomore sections. Mr. Geimer con- tinues with freshmen, juniors, and seniors. Nursery school continued to be home ec’s favorite unit. Juniors and seniors selected their home ec courses from semester offerings for the first time. Foundry work continued to be a shop favorite as students molded wall decora- tions and other castings. Business Education: Miss Marilyn Hill, typing, personal typing, shorthand, business machines. FBl.A; Mr Robert Fetsch. office practice bookkeeping. Business law. personal typing, co-op; Mr. Dave Daley bookkeeping, typing, personal typing. FBLA. Industrial Arts: Mr Donald Johannes, co-op mechanics, auto mechanics, power mechanics; Mr Rodney Anding, Woods I; Mr. Richard Capon, woods, industrial arts, shop math, golf coach, hockey club; Mr. Bill Cronley, metals, industrial arts, assistant football coach, lettermen s club, Mr. Donald White, electricity, industrial arts, drafting; Mr. Richard Sorum, woods, volleyball coach 20— Vocational
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