St Croix Falls High School - Sentinel Yearbook (St Croix Falls, WI)

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-Tm' Q' ..l-.. i The Quartetwte The Band

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-THE SENTINELe-i- lfirst Ron'-lVlavis Jacobson, Maxine Ferris, Pearl Nelson, Dorothy Dombrock, Graycc .Ai , Sorensen, Vida Whitaker, Jane Thomas, Helen Larson., Elma ' Jw-KX Korting, Iris Bear, Marion Buss, Larmon Price. KZ Wx Sworn! Rowgliileen Larson, Patricia Greenlee, Mildred LePage, Lucy King, Pearl -, Johnson, Alice Peterson, Ariel Leljagc. Eula lverson, Helen -' we Whitaker. llfilll here is no emp 416111 in this department of the school. In fact, it has been necessary to form tl ' rganiza' is to accommodate those who are musically inclined. The firs f'these is the Glee Club composed of the fair sex only. For an hour and a half a week they mind th beats and notes, raise their eyebrows at crescendos and diminuendos, glance slight- ingly at ritards, blightly ignore attacks, and delightfully welcome stacattos. Under Miss lVlarin,s guidance, however. we hope to entirely eradicate these annoying faults. Second is the Mixed Chorus. Their special accomplishments are slurring falsettos tthat even radio crooners would blush ati, holding sixteenth notes with remarkable tenacity and hastily ban- ishing whole notes, and bursting into a frenzy of song that even an opera singer would not aspire to. However. lVliss Marin has again stepped in and with her firm and guiding hand hopes to set them back on the right path. Last of all lcertainly not the least! is the band. This provides an admirable means of giving thorough and complete vent to vexed dispositions. tilt is exclusively male.l Mr. Hegre, the wielder of the baton, sees to it that they are all playing the same piece, are approximately in the same place, and going at relatively equal velocities. Often One can recognize the selection they are playing. Their leader has confided that he will do all he can in overcoming the deficiencies of this organiza- tion. Each year these three groups condescend to cooperate with each other to present a musical. These have been very successful in the past and appreciated by the public who use the display as an index to the type of extra-curricular work we do. A. L. '32 --34-A

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t 'THE SENTINEL-l- llunior HLY First Row-Allan Larson, Charles Fisk, Gordon Riegel, George Amery, Craydon Way. Second Rowglobn Cobb, Robert Huber, Bennie Carey. Willis Peterson, Sammy Dean. Senior Hi-fY Firs! Rl7IL7fHUgll Thompson, Bruce Bye, Bob Iverson, Carl Huber, Ben Vezina, Keitll Addington. Sefvorzrl Rolrfliill Amery. Vlfilforcl Carey. ,lim Vlfacle, Bill Vezina, Leon Dornbrock. -364