A Cappella BingFront row: Henrie, Fowers, Howe, Reeder, Hill, Sorenson, Jacobs, Felt, Hales, Burnett, Chandeler, Oborn, Blaylock, Bradford, Thompson, Henderson, Oakes, Badger, Frost, Thompson, row: Second ham. King, Ferrin, Nelson. Third row: McIntire, Doman, Hegland, Rassmussen, Stoddard, Grange, Anderson, Williams, Simmons, Barrow, Dahl, Chugg. Fourth row: Petersen, Smith, Terry, Mortensen, Keyes, Peterson, Anderson, Dunn, King, Allen, Minard, Clark. Fifth row: Powell, Larkins, Cairns, Wickes, Hegstrom, Hadley, Brown, Beck, Anderson, Taylor, Gatti. Back: Mr. Eugene Reid, Greenwell, Newcomb, Gately, Jones, FOS te: amen oe me J en Sat Belnap. See reel Beautiful voices combined to give the fine musical interpretations for which the A Cappella is so well known. Mr. Reid carefully placed each student according to his voice ability and range, in one of the four sections, soprano, alto, tenor, and bass. In singing the four part harmonies, the rnembers of this group had many thrills as they learned fo appreciate and interpret good music of all types. + Bm eee ipay tr Riisa eeta ee eee oe page The A Cappella took part in the Messiah, the spring music festival, and entered into competition with the other schools of this region. The OFFICERS of the A CAPPELLA, Art Ballif, Bob Simmons, Annette Taylor, Gail Jones and Arlette Boiteaux, planned the activities of the group. Although they are not a social club, they held several parties which were well attended and enjoyed by all. 120