Winnetonka High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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lil g . 9,1 g rmony As Quest The vocal music department was yet another area which gave students a good opportunity to express them- selves through enthusiasm, hard- work and talent. The year, scheduled full with concerts and shows, was highlighted with a fall and spring concert and a clinic which involved all the vocal students in the North Kansas City District. As host of the clinic, Winne- tonka students took advantage of the guest director, Dr. Clayton Kreh- bihl who finalized numbers perform- ed in the Boys' Gym. Performing not only on home territory, students in each of the choirs got a chance to sing before a group of young children prior to the Christmas holidays. Candy sales provided the purchase of music throughout the year. This came about when funds were cut from the music budget. Girls Choir Red takes a breather in the courtyard before practicin for their last concert. Student Life 2

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N54 School Musicians Excel In Area Contests xy , 'gk' The blue sky was the hmxt one sunny afternoon when stage band members gave up thelr mstruments 1n l1eu of pyramxd building ff qw! 5 . x,,.f,n. . , ay. 4 .