Wilson High School - Nova Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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Select Studio Choir Represents Wilson at Numerous Functions Singing ability and an interest in music were only two requirements for admission to the Wilson Studio Choir. Each member also boasted at least one year's experience in A Capella Choir. Because of their qualifications, the twenty members received invitations to perform for the Kiwanis Club, Rotary Club, and other adult organizations. Their sched- ule often included two or three performances during one day. Through appearances at various functions sponsored by civic, business, and service clubs, they became well- known throughout the community. They also entertained at elementary schools and iunior highs. The choir per- formed at Wilson's music assemblies and made a special appearance at the Tacoma Daffodil Princess selection. Row T W Braman D Richards R Wilken J Asblornsen J Rogers Haverly, D. FOVGVUGH, J- Schossow, J. Sock, R- PeV1CleVQfGS'f, R- Gadd Karlstad J Wilson P Kellam L Fleissner T Strong Row 2 J HeritaQef G- Chamlef, B- Gillet, T- Hafdy-

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I lj .. 4 ,f lf f 'L' x ns. FW -tiff C Allison, C. Butler, J. Cedarquistg R. Cook, D. Coy, T. Crosby, D. rling, B. Eby, R. Engel, J. Ericson, P. Ericson, L. Fisher, B. Flo vd, K Foote, L. Gilmore, B. Gulstad, W. Hark, T. Hiller, K. Holcomb, M. Holden, T. Horst, W. Hunter, S. Huntington, K. Judd, T. Kahler, L. LaPoint, L. Levy, D. Markley, M. McBride, B. Miller, D. Myers, P. i' -1-f'iiliifsmi'-Miami. -Ja -1-z -'- 'ft'wf:':.fwf One more time, then vve'll all go home! Nogle, D. Olberg, V. Padden, S. Pazina, W. Pazina, B. Pendergrast, S. Richmond, D. Ryan, L. Sahlberg, R. Salstrom, D. Sankovich, K. Sattler, P. Seymour, G. Shook, M. Simkins, K. Snodgrass, S. Spaulding, T. Spaulding, B. Spence, J. Tollefson, S. Vic, J. Wahlstrom, M. Ward, B. Whitney, B. Williams, C. Winsor, M. Wright, N. Zittel. Orchestra Demonstrates Superior Abilities At Many Performances Demonstrating its superior talents, Wilson's Orchestra entertained audiences at the major music concerts of the 1964-65 school year. They presented several classical selections at the annual Fall Concert, with the aid of the Wind Symphony, a group of forty-five talented Concert Band members. At the Christmas Assembly, they per- formed again for the student body. The group performed at the Winter Concert in January and the traditional Spring Concert - the last performance for many mem- bers before graduation. The Orchestra competed in several contests throughout the year. Among these was the All-Northwest Music Festival, for which Wilson's Barbara Williams, Karen Judd, Bruce Whitney, and ,Paul Erickson qualified.

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Pep band displays spirit at home game. iii-15 S. . use im-:.' . 9 Q .nm -f--, Concert and Cadet Bands Form Marching Group Use of a new method of incorporation at Wilson brought a larger, stronger, and more impressive march- ing band to the students during the 1964-1965 school year. Mr. Dezell combined the new musicians of Wilson - the Cadet Band - with the members of the Concert Band. Marching in several major parades and performing during half-time at football games and pep assemblies were their regular activities. Wilson students attended the band's first concert on November 211. Presented to the public in December, the Fine Arts Festival featured music celebrating the Christ- mas season. Early in the year, the students attended the new Pops Concert, a benefit program with both spro- fessional and school entertainment. As the year drew to a close, the student body enioyed a performance of the Concert Band at the Spring Festival - the last perform- ance of many band members as Wilson High School students. Concert Band