Thomas Jefferson High School - Aristocrat Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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if-.L r a,sse:rnb11es T With respecT and reverence for one of our most cherished holidays, The Thanksgiving Assembly was presented. Planned by The STudenT Council, The Assembly was high- lighted by a choral reading on our national heritage and The appreciaTion we should have for iT, a Talk by our own German exchange sTudenT, Al Hagenlocher, and The inspira- Tional songs by The ConcerT Choir. .ft The 9th Grade Chorus, led by Mr. Ashton of the Music Department, added enioy- ment to The Thanksgiving Assembly. The Concert Choir sings softly as The Three Wise Men worship The Christ Child. JefTerson's ChrisTmas Assembly was pre- sented by Mr. JusTice's drama class. A por- Trait of a Jewish family observing Hannukah and The story of Christmas were both pre- senTed.

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The Concert Choir anxiously awaits the signal from their conductor. The darkened auditorium sets the mood for an enioyable program. C3OI'1C3e1 l5S The music program at Thomas Jefferson has been exceptionally good for the first year. Under the direction of Mr. Bybee and Mr. Ashton, the choir took part in many beautiful concerts. They sang various composi- tions, ranging from Bach chorales to Negro spirituals. Mr. Eland did an outstanding iob with the orchestra, also, and their contributions to school music were inspiring. instruments poised, the Concert Orchestra blends the tones of their various instruments into a crescenclo of sound. Viv fgffi-P25617 .jk uf tfciafxvfjh c 'TD sith: C 27