Tomahawk High School - Kwahamot Yearbook (Tomahawk, WI)

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I r-ff First Row K. Hatch. K. Schultz. E. Nick, C. .-Xrgust, H. Allord, Miss Jacobs. Second Row T. M?ll'l1ll2ll'lll, H. Krueger. Boys' Glee Qlub ECREASING yet increasing. We don't want this to be our 4'motto yet by in- creasing' We mean our olrl members are still together and are real industrious. Our organization meets Weclnesmlay and Thursllays and participates in real sing- ing. Graduation will cause us to lose two members and we think it will be necessary to go out campaigning next year. We are few in number but mean to do our bestg so join us in our campaign and find out what you can clo. .. 47 --

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ifx fX , First Row fR. Grant, R. O'Conncll, J. Bell, E. Barney. E. Johnson, M. Boheim, R. Miller. Second Rowf'fMiss Jacobs, A. Uelhafen, IJ. Comeau, V. Myre, L. Swanson, VV. Cyra, D. Caron, F. Wurl. Third Row- -L. Lambert, J. VVilvy, C. llufschinid, B. Kriigel, N. Robarire, G. Murphy, C. McCarthy, D. Powell. Girls' Glee Glub HE Girls' Glee Club was organized early in the fall under the splendid direction of Miss Jacobs, music supervisor. The first meeting called out a large number of students from which group thirty-five girls were chosen. Miss Ramona O'Connell has been the accompanist. The first public appearance of the club was at Christmas time, when two numbers were sung at the Christmas program. Everyone joined with the Glee Club in singing several Christmas Carols. December 20, the club sang carols to the shut-ins at home and at the hospital, after the caroling, the girls assembled in the gymnasium for a round of fun, eats, and gifts. Again the club sang at the Parent-Teachers' Meeting held in January. To break the monotony of the Declamatory contest, the club sang Swing Song and Stars Brightly Shining . In the short time that is left, the Glee Club is preparing several selections to be sung at the Commencement and Baccalaureate exercises. -45-

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W P eff Parxneter, S, Polege, M. Pflum, Miss Jacobs, A. Reinhold, H. Allord. Second Row- A. Ash, V. Miller, D. Jones, K. Sehullz, U. Pol:-gre, L. Halma-11. First Row- M. Orchestra HE orchestra as you see shows that they mean to do business. We have a new addition in instruments, saxaphones, that add the ideal pep to our music. The entire audience greatly enjoyed the peppy music that the organization gave during the operetta- Ali-Baba and the Forty Thieves. Under the supervision of Miss Jacobs the orchestra meets every Friday afternoon during the eighth hour for rehearsals. Maurice Par-meter Sylvester Polege Personnel of Orchestra --w,,,-r--Sax'aphone -J -- ---Saxaphone Melvin Pflum ........,.a,.. Saxaphone Arthur Reinhold ..,,,,,,.,,, Alto Horn Harold Allord --- -------,---Alto Horn Arthur Ash --, r,...,,...,- Clarinet Virginia Miller Clarinet Donald Jones .... ..,....... D rums Kermit Schultz ,,.... ....... C ornet Urial Polege ....-a..... ...... C ornet Lawrence Haugen ,,........ --Cornet -48-