Sault Ste Marie High School - Northern Light Yearbook (Sault Ste Marie, MI)

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The coming ot peace has made great changes in all the phases of school life, including the IVIUSICAL URGANIZATIUNS the sections xn the choxr have been almost equal In the band dance band and orchestra not qurte so great a turn over was shown The musxcal spot lxght of the year falls on the sprung concert Thls concert broke all the records for attendance Thxs would not haye been posslble nf all the orgamzatxons had not contrlbuted therr utmost and responded to the leadershlp of the dlrector Earl Chxef Thomas Under hrs able dxrectxon the choxr showed thelr abxlnty by the1r rendxtxon of the famed Hallelujah Chorus from Handels 'viesslah They also sang Let My People Go wxth B111 Brunsdon offermg a f1ne tenor solo the Negro spmtual Were You There featurmg Prnscxlla Hunt gnvmg her usual fme performance and Ram and the Rnver wxth the entlre cholr sharmg the honors The chonrs mvxtfmon to smg at the Knwams Internatxonal Conventlon nn Atlantnc Cnty N IS another proof of the abxlnty of the chonr The band has also had 1 good season In the sprmg concert they contrlbuted many fnne numbers xncludmg a flawless presentatzon of the comxc number Uncle Toms Cabm w1th Patncxa Armstrong domg an excellent job as the narrator The band has played for many assemblles and led the student body m good sportsmanshlp at the football and basketball games These factors all go to show what a pronnnent place 1n school hfe the band plays Our Soo H1 Dance Band to add to the honors has been a h1t wlth all who have heard them play The dlnct band wxll also trawl wlth the chonr to play at an army hosprtal 1n Washlngton D C The1r mterpretatlon of the popular tunes IS out standlng as ns also the smgmg of the always popular tr1o wh1ch contrlbuted much to the success of many school dances and partxes The orchestra although not qu1te so promment has taken an lmportant place m the actruty of the school They con trxbutcd much to the Xesper servlce and rellgxous assemblles of the year The tnthuslastxc spmt of tht members of the muslcal orgamzatrons and then' wxlhngness to serve are qual1t1ts yyhlch may well be earned ox er mto the bu1ld1ng of a peaceful world page tlafrly tu 0