-ageee Pea eeNUN gh, Tees TPO Ramet ay First row:, Schenk, Stewart, Olson, Garr, Lythgoe, Stokes, Story, Larkin, Holmes, Howard, Bair. Second row: Southwick, Budge, Post, Truman, Folkman, Staley, Jenkins, Toone, Roylance, Fowers, Taylor, Greenwell. Third row: Garner, Penman, Aeschlimann, Farr, Earl, Manning, Wardley, Bronson, McDonough, Hodges, Nye, Gaitley, Allen, Parsons. Fourth row: Cunningham, Dodson, Holbrook, Pererson, Weston, Reese. Standing: Cunningham; Hansen, Gibson, Opp, Raymond. Fifth row: Bronson, Thomas, Manning, Gardner, Arave, Bird, Bingham, Perfetto, Chamerlin, Harris, Ayoub, Bosquieter, Mr. Reid. Back row: Banner, Grimm, King, Bennington, Hart, Stoker, Barber, Nash, Baker, Purcell, Holley. The mixed chorus, composed of both boys joyed a year of musical activity. They learned pretations and fundamentals of reading music. and girls, en- many inter- Included in their curriculum were religious, folk, popular, and classical melodies with the vocal work done in four parts, soprano, alto, tenor, and bass. Mr. Reid directed this choral group also. They joined with the other choruses in the Messiah, the spring music festival, and the regional meet. MIXED CHORUS Holmes, Vice rector; Peggy OFFICERS—Bill President; Russell Grimm, Secretary. Lythgoe, Nielsen, President; Carl Student Di-