2A rereteser at —_—_Ogden Standard-Examiner, Thursday, April 22, 1965 ate psx “PIANIST Ann Parker and art student Li nda some of the odd creatures school’s festival tonight. that wil] be Parker (left displayed to right) talk at Wahlquist Junior PAINTINGS, MUSIC about High | Show of Fine Arts | | ~ Tonight at Wahlauist FARR WEST—Ore of the ma- other decorative and attractive jor spring events at Wahlquist articles made by students will Junior High School, the Festival | be exhibited, of Fine Arts, will be held toTEACHERS IN CHARGE night at 7:30. Art displays will Music teachers in charge are| Ronald Hansen and Darrell | open at 6:30. . Art instructors will conduct a Lund, instrumental band; Ju-| demonstration on progres sive dith Gailey, orchestra, and EI-| art. Displays will show the type den Curtis and Carmen Tal-} berg, vocal. of work completed in classes. The Girls Glee Club will preAmong selections to be per-| sent a light spring carol and formed are “Fierce Was the| Bach Chorale. Students from the Wild Billow” by the eighth grade} eighth grade mixed chorus will chorus and “Adoramus Te’’| sing. by Palestrina by the Eagle| : Band. oe | | CHOIR FEATURED The combined groups will sing | The Concert Choir will be fea- a number written by a Utah} tured in several selections and composer, Darwin Wolford. combined groups will perform Eagle Band will accompany. | ae two numbers, | ‘The band accompaniment was Chauntaires and Meloettes, select singing groups, will per- written especially for this per-| formance and marks another| form some light-hearted selec- first at Wahlquist with a debut tions and the Eagle Band will of an original composition. play several numbers. ! Art teachers, Robert Call and Jerry Hancock, Will emphasize! pee “td Ee ay wim e AD oe ew || hide? ne