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Q F I, .l . Christmas in Song featured severol voccil groups including the Concert Choir, which performed related selections. Music Concerts Are Well-Attended Christmas and springtime provided adequate themes for the musical concerts given to the public by the band and choir. The students. who partici- pated in these activities, spent many hours prac- ticing and preparing for the concerts. Also, decor- ations had to be attained, posters put up, and pro- grams made out. The band held a mid winter concert along with the ever popular pop concert, which was held in the spring. They played a variety ofnumbers which ranged from very light to very heavy music. This year the response to the pop concert was so great that the program was held on two nights and, still, people were turned away at the door. 4'Chrismas in Song was the theme of one con- cert given by the choir this year. They also pre- sented a spring concert where they sang the selec- tions that won a superior rating for them in the state contest. Under the direction of Mr. Somuel Mocliinney, the Junior High Choir performs ot the Christmas Concert. 23
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E3 - fi 1 xiii WC' wed STUDENT COUNCIL. BOTTOM ROW: J. Nichols, S. Henry, P. Som- merville, J. Gliniany, F. Ferguson, R. Larson, R. Lundeen. SECOND ROW: S. Erler, P. Sandall, N. Blair, N. Evarfs, B. Peterson, G. Heide- 97 f- h is L , ii 2 ,Q.f riff life CKV ' i J f , - ' f .32 ggi, f Q f j.' 5 . x S In ll f men, S, Paulus. TOP ROW: R. Heidemen,J. Paulus, D. Larson, J. Schamp, T. Kallos, D. Sandberg, J. Talbot, C. Saline. MISSING: L. Lokolcs, M. Cole. Council Members E hibit Leadership Presiding over council meetings in the absence of President Rick Heide- men is Vice President Doug Sandberg. -H-ugt. The Student Council served as a mediator be- tween the faculty and students. Each homeroom sent a representative to the council meetings who voiced their co-students' opinions. The meetings were held every other Tuesday to discuss school problems. The Student Council undertook outside activi- ties to improve school life. Homecoming was ar- ranged by them, including the sale of tickets. but- tons, and a car decorating contest. The Santa Anonymous program was promoted by the coun- cil. They encouraged exciting homeroom contests to see which room could bring in the most pres- ents. Loyalty Day was also organized by the Student Council. This was a day set aside for the students so that they could show their support for school activities. All grades participated in school cheers and gave unique skits to display school spirit. 25
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