ya? hip ahee TE aided NES NVR ee) al Ua MMR Ge ae i a Pe pty ere ie: ee vy tt te GIRLS’ GLEE DOUBLE MIXED QUARTET Everyone had a chance to sing. During the school year, many harmony groups were set up. Several trios and double trios made their appearance. Quartets were also formed—mixing voices and tones to bring out the best in the music classes. These vocal groups added a colorful touch to the classes. They practiced and sang and practiced some more. - ANG ON AND Brown, Maw, Ronald Jenkins, Kathleen Jensen, ON GLEE only other class inine was the Girls' Glee Club. the Ronald Shultz, Janet Cragun, GIRLS' GIRLS' Possibly Ann DOUBLE TRIO James Shupe, Lora Dean Taylor. and ACCOMPANIST besides They wore white blouses with flowers at the neck as their trade mark. Besides several groups looking pretty they did a lot of singing. Throughout the year within the group were organized. Pretty girlish voices filled the air with music every day. They practiced under the direction of Mr. Eugene Reid. Mary epresented. club, Mixed hoir joined e Frederic art, ''The in har- Ella Gardner, Sharon Stephens, Norma Gettis, Carol Miller, Pat Bowles, Joan Hadley. st, the sturtment did sion of the Hadley, a di a6_o » oy at lingered jirection of ne Elaine Homemaking that was completely fem- as program Jecause the small, the the site for rgan pipes 1 especially ionally fine ed Od DEA Reid. vided the .» We First row: Child, Gardner, Simpson, Pomeroy. Second row: Kowguchi, Perry, Skeen, Jensen, Parker, Reynolds, Radabough, Perry, Hadley, Simpson. Third row: Taylor, Wade, Miller, Hadley, Boyer, Chambers, Hardy, Christopherson, Gettes, Dance. Fourth row: Bowles, Daniels, Harris, Dastrup, Bashford, Beaver, Algern, Bradshaw, Lindsey, Jorgensen. Fifth row: Hammond, Thompson, Baily, Johnson, Johnson, Keller, Shaffer, Kennedy, Reynolds, Ropelato. Sixth row: Hodges, Spencer, Dickamore, Hoggan, Johnson, Gooch, Thompson, Mickleson, Barr, Nelson. Seventh row: Robinson, Roberts, Bambrough, Clark, Murphy, Covey, Pett, Smith, Torman, Stephens. Nancy