South Division High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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nga' 26 MUSIC DEP IIT Mu. Pnn. A. KAWINIERER Miss ESTIIER Lr:nw1ANN YIYIAN l,.AzAnski. VIR. KAnmizrn:R. Lois Stznmziuigx. DANngl, Kiuu-:ci-JR. RoNA1.n l'iu'm.A1f. NlARYlN Rlirrizn, RNA liuuvsial. l'nAu1.i1s l'Avs1,Al4. and Doromis Tnosmiv study the music of 1-rnnposers in various countries. .llusie for l'l'l'fy Flllillil l'1'l'fQ' efzifd for music.-f Miss liisther Lehmann. Carved mahogany furniture and a colorful oriental rug decorated the new music room when I came to South. recalls Miss listher Lehmann. Music appreciation and chorus classes met in this room during the day. and one day a week after school the orchestra. hand. and three different glee eluhs practiced. Only one-fifth of a credit was given for these suhjects. Very few students played instruments because there were no class lessons. and instruments were not rented outfi Today there are almost 500 students taking some form of music every day. Performing for music festivals. parent-teacher meetings. class plays. and athletic events are most impor- tant occasions. However. genuine appreciation and personal pleasure are equally important results of music study.