Rockford East High School - Argus Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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I % i hrw lr TREBLE CLEF— Front Row: K. Balok. K, Nelson, S. Monson. J. Baker, M. Bergstrom. S. Biomquist. K. Mumma, P. Ten- nyson, M. Husmann, C, Abrahamson. S. Prochaska. Second Row: S. Stavn. J. Vander Vennet. S, Johnson. V. Swanson. K. Knight, S. Fariss, D. McCnlhs. D Loomis, J. Linn, N. Hoffman. J. Pearson. J. Fridell. Third Row: C. Middleton. P, Winters. K. with Orchestra Treble Clef officers Mary Lou Anderson. treasurer: Mary Bergstrom. president: Susi Fariss. vice-president: and Bev Linder. secretary, look over a new piece of music. Sautel. C. Goldy. C. Blanck. L. Underwood, J. Runnfeldt. G. Andrews. B. Nelson. C, Smith. M, Anderson. K. Morton. S. Weddle. B. Linder. Fourth Row: P. Johnson. R. Samuelson, C. Walters. C. Fariss. H. Anderson. B, Brown. V, Mehling. J. Borg, L, James. P, Carlson. K. Strote. Mrs. Florence Shugars. director, leads the choir in the piece performed at the orchestra concert.

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Nancy Hoffman and Lark Underwood, back row. and Kim Balok, Colleen Blanck and Kim Nelson enjoy going through their daily exercises. Learning new songs takes days and weeks of practice. Treble Clef Sings Representing East in public performances throughout the community, the Treble Clef Choir maintained a busy schedule. The all-girl choir practiced every day during second hour under the direction of Mrs, Florence Shugars, Treble Clef ' s first event of the year was a Christ- mas concert presented December 3 at the Central Christian Church. They also performed in East ' s Christmas program with the other choirs and the orchestra. In the spring Treble Clef gave two concerts. One was presented at the Church of the Nazarene, and the other was given at Faith Lutheran Church, Treble Clef ' s bake sales were the major fund- raising events of the choir. The proceeds were used to pay for the new robe trunks received in the early, fall and to give a donation to AFS, At Guilford on February 28, the girls met with Guilford ' s Girls ' Concert Choir for their annual tea. The groups presented warm-up exercises and some favorite selections for each other.

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Bob Garnhart. Maggie Worland. Fran Perla. exchange student Violette Amzalag, Scott Cam. Dawn Lindman and Sue Marks symbolize the international goodwill promoted by AFS. AFS Holds R-Club-Faculty Game AFS— Front Row: N, Klein, J. Winter. J. Swmson. D. Venstrom. M. Lightcap. D, Syracuse. S. Robinson. L. Utech. H. Borcherts. M. Lyddon. Second Row: M. Swanson. P. McStravick, P. Armato. M, Kelley, L. Bergstrom. J. Moore. S. Anderson. N. Warden. P. Legge. D. John. Third Row: K, Mahieu. K. Randolph. D. Peter- son. R. Meader. S. Johnson. J Linn. C. Goldy. C. Pollard. G. Johnson. L. Knopp. Fourth Row: B. Benning. J. Lane. C. John- son. J. Ekedahl. K. Billmgham, S. Bergstrand. S. Johns. S. Fenner. R, Gross. L. Miller. Fifth Row: G. Moon. S. Johnson. K. Aitken. D. Sundine. G. Andrews. K. Kalivoda. M. Eriandson. B. Dallman. M. Kowalewski. M. Morrow. Sixth Row: M. McAl- lister. M. Mcllwain. C. Fariss. K. McGraw. P. Kalivoda. R. Loren- cis. D. Carlson. N. Kuzmin. C. Taunis.