W F West High School - Chehalin Yearbook (Chehalis, WA)

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w. F. WEST HIGH FIRST ROW: D. Funk, L. Larson, Foisten, D. Roberts, Piper, B. James, Lilley, L. Wilson, M. Mitchell, Selchert, Teitzel. SECOND ROW: B. Johnson, L. Madtson, Tyler, Roorda, Garrett, Kreger, Eshom, Gray, Bieker, Renner, Bennett, Wichert. THIRD ROW: Case, Settle, Graves, Schmit, Mullins, D. Settle, Lofberg Caccompanistj, Robinson, Hull, Attaway,

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s SCHOOL BAND A' ,1 . l av, fit I Phillip Hines President This year's band was successful both musically and financially. They sponsored two United States Navy Band concerts to earn funds for new uniforms. The uniforms pictured have been replaced by new red blazers. Although the band is taken s a class, it also performs in many extra-curricular activities. The full band plays at football-games, at the Christmas program, at music meets, at the Spring Concert, and marches in the various parades in the twin cities. The pep band, a smaller group, plays at pep assem- blies and the basketball games. This year a small pit orchestra was formed to provide music for the all-school play The Lute Song . y 'U

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SCHOOL CHORUS Haskin, Bieker, Eyle. FOURTH RCW: Funk, Burnham, T. Johnson, Miller, Worthington, Workmen, Rasmussen, Dybvig, Lovell, Brandi, Scherer, lnderbitzen, Childers, Blankenship. Officers this year were Charles Lilley, president: Pat Dybvigy vice-president: and Marie Wichert, secretary. Charles Lilley PresjdenT Under The direcTion of Mr. Ronald Simpson, The chorus again pleased audiences on several occa- sions. Officers This year were Charles Lilley, presi- denTg PaT Dybvig, vice-presidenTg and Marie WicherT, secreiraray. AT The ChrisTrnas program, Spring Con-- cerT, and The CenTral League Music FesTival They per- formed as a whole, bur aT Times srnaller groups were Tearured. JJ 'WOT