Adams High School - Argo Yearbook (Adams, MN)

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BOYS' GLEE CLUB The snip ofdnusic added a new department, the Boys' Glec Club, to its crew on March 29, 1939. The captain of the club, M1SS Jones, has proved very capable in directing us. .The total membership of twenty-seven include fourteen tenors and thirteen bass voices. . 'We worked on several selections for boys'.and men's voices, and also for mixed chorus. Among these were: WDr1nk to me only w1th,Th1ne'Eyesu, nRoses cf Piccardyn, and nShcrt'n1ng Breadn. We have also worked on several old favorites for our own amuse- ment. The boys have taken a great interest in the glee club, and next year we hope we will have the privilege of singing at sev- eral performances. Eugene Knutson e BAND Anchors Aweighll When the ship pulled out of the harbor last fall, it had on its deck a good band, ln which there were about thirty-five members. This band is under the direction of our faithful captain, W. Stegeman. A The band has given two excellent concerts during the year, at the Adams High School. For special numbers our captain had on deck the three trumpeteers, the saxaphone quartette, and instrua mental soloists. On these voyages we were also accompanied by the glee club. - The band seems to have a pet march, called WThe Mariner Marchu the one.where Bergene can show his talent on the base horns This march made a hit with the public as well. In the distance we saw the lighthouse, and anchored into the ' harbor again. We seniors, who will not be back on deck next year, hope that there will be many new members, and we firmly beleive that old Adams High will have a good band. ' Q Frieda Amble 7

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' JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS ' A The Junior High Chorus was begun in 1956, by Miss Marie Sanders. -A number of new members have been added this year mak- ing a total of thirty-one members, namely: Amanda Bratten, Marion Smith, Elsie Wood, Le Donna Johnson, La Verne Johnson, Vivian Severson, Archie Hanson, Allen Knutson, Frederick Bolton, Ralph OWU, Junald Berg, Willard Anderson, Donald Tiegn, Vincent Bolton Dorothy Torgerson, Patricia Erckenbrack, Donis Osmundson, Evelyn' Anderson, Margaret King, David Wiste, Irwin Tiegen, Ward Bergene, Arvella Johnson, Merna Barke, Katheleen Lewison, Romona Anderson, Neal Sllndee, Robert Wigham, James Berg, Adeline Hanson, and Eve Tucker. - A During the past year we sang WMountain,StreamW by Mary Brew- ster, an arrangement from Beethoven's nM1nuet in GU and uFa1th in the Futuren by Marion Lord. At commencement we sang the selec- tion, WThe Old Ganoen. J ' A large number from the Junior High Chorus participated in the vocal selections in our Christmas operetta. During the coming years We hope the grade children will be interested in the Junior Chorus and continue making it an out- standing muslcal organization in our school. A Elsie Wood ' A fffffe ,6TF?9. Aft? ,,.. ,. Q1 M J ep . 4? Q A :rn I. A vw 'msgs . lf A X v' 1 ! h I I' ,