Waterford Township High School - Waterlog Yearbook (Waterford, MI)

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Find Enioyment Of Art and Music Playing in pep assemblies, football games, parades, and concerts, our band has a full schedule. ln order to be ready for- these events they practice daily on playing new music, developing tone, and marching. Vocal technique, voice development, tone development, and voice control are the four basic things learned in our vocal classes, glee club and a capella choir. These groups are also in demand for assemblies, concerts, plays, and local af- fairs. From these two classes ensembles, trios, and other groups are made up. WTHS had the only choir to gain all first place ratings in the music entries at the Michigan District 4 Solo and Ensemble Festival, held in Royal Oak on February 15. 1 Mr. Meier Mr. Perrin Practice for the vocal ensembles are often held around the piano during class or lunch time. Mr. Perrin, band leader, stops practice to point out a detail to Karen Peterson, who plays the flute.

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Matt Groves and Jim Mullin wash their hands at the end of second hour art class. Creative Minds In The Fields Whether you have hopes of becoming an artist or you just like to doodle, art class may bring out some hidden talent. But even if you have no great talent, learning to draw, letter, paint, to plan houses and landscapes, and to arrange displays gives you an opportunity for self-expression. ' ,, W i Wls5fQ92fL,Q 4? V i- ' bi, 5 'Lg NEI 7 ' I Q. ,,,?f,,lr:,,,: ,V1 Miss Dissmeyer Art ll class has charge of one of the display cases by the front entrance. Setting up a scene from the poem The Night Before Christmas are Marcia Keiser, Barbara Lynch, and Pat Crowley. Gayle Trayer, Carolyn Smith, Linda Byington, and Jeanne Kelley make Christmas cards in Miss Dissmeyer's Art l class. q.,, . ' it ll lf? 16 .

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a- ,P Mr Thompson Mr Kressbach Mr Bollero oys Prepare For lndustry Through Vocational Classes Auto mechanics woodworking metal workung and draftlng all come under the head Industrial Arts Here boys learn to work wnth therr hands as well as thenr mands Industrual Arts teaches safety manual dexterity and the prude of workmanshup skllls whnch later may be used as a do It your self man or as a member of the area s Industrial labor force Lathe worklng In Mr Bolleros metal shop class holds the attentlon of Manfred Hers i acher Phnl Moody made thus grant gun rack nn Mr Kresbachs wood shop class Bull Wood works on a smaller prolect un the background