Washington High School - Hatchet Yearbook (Kansas City, KS)

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ii' am' mirmii iii pg is III el M L fillmltx w ... K 1 f 'v - i-f-l'?...f - t M 4 ' .43--. 'f. u ,.....1 1 M i ' Ii 7 lg1i Q Wildcats' Den Of Knowledge 9 1 4' 1 1- .. . . f, , ,kvf 'no .1.,,-.,,., .,1v,' ,s 1 'bw 'ir ' i'l .1' ' , - A. .i..,,.:.. V Q l ' 'E u n 5 f s-fffft 5 nl P tengo O' .f 'i Q u .- I With approximately 6.500 books available to the student body, Washington High School's library is truly a laden of knowl- edge. As evidence of the varied purposes the library serves, be- tween 200 and ,100 students visit there daily to read one of the -l5 to which the library magazines subscribes, to gather information for a term paper, or just to check out a suspenseful, 'chair-raisingn mystery. A unique feature of the li- brary is the assorted collection of paperback books on sale at the main desk. Students may choose from a variety of ll2 titles which are kept on hand. Checking out well over 2.000 books each month. the students pick up and carry the knowledge on these shelves to all parts of the academic program.

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ser One of the lmportant thmgs to remember m chorus 15 to watch the dxrector In thx way a sxnger can tell what dynamxcs to follow Hummmg under the d1rect1on of Mr James Ralston the A Cappella Cholr practlces A Perceptlon For Culture Darly practice sesslons keep the band 1n tune Gettmg ln thelr share of practice are John DeGreere and B111 Storrer playm trumpets Seatlng arrangements are of ten changed 1n A Cappella Cholr 1n order to establ1sh the effect dlfferent volces vull have rn dlf ferent places When flrst learnlng songs the smgers Slt ln sectlons wlth others who smv the sarne part Then wx hen lt IS tlme to pollsh and practlce for a program the cho1r IS spllt up mto trlos and quartets ThlS makes each student stand alone and get a better ldea of what others are dolng ln the group Co ordlnatlon between the mmd and body ls an lmportant development achleved ln band Partlclpatlon ln band also contrlbutes to the health of a stu dent by teachlng hrm correct pos ture and breath control The purpose of the lnstru mental muslc program IS to pre pare the begmmnfr muslclan for elther the teachlnv or play mg led 3. 1 . 'f 'li gzgzlz J Qakl 1 - . , .. . . . T. . . - 7 7 . D . V . . . , . U I 0 I 1 fiabfisv' 1- it ll 4 v l xi ' - . . 3 ' . . . rf: 45-Q' KA ' ' n 1 91:3 . . . . ff - D . . . 45. ,, . . . ' ' O 1' ' ' , ' g . l .