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FRESHMEN First row loft to risrtit: Lucille Kraus, Herman Lane. Angelina l.iakos, Leo Liakos, Carolyn Langhofer, Bonnie Mc-Cormlek. Second row—left to right: Dorothy McDaniel. Rudolph Maser, Mary Michael. Agnes Mlera. Margaret Monkman, Elmer Mueller. Third row—left to right: Frank Neely, John Negrete, Bill Nuss. Howard Nuss, Bill O’Keefe. Vivian O’Neill. Fouth row—left to right: Jim Peters, June Randall, Lester Reed. Leone Relfschnelder, Marie Relfschnelder, Howard Remick. Fifth row—left to right: Helen Reyes, Bob Rowe, Esther Schlegel, Wilbert Schneider. Margaret Siegfried, Carol Smith. Sixth row—left to right: Margery Smith. Avis Snyder. Evelyn Snyder, Lucille Strecker. Jeanne Thompson. Consuelo Valdez. Seventh row—left to right: Elvira Varela. Chris Verges. Donald Wathen, Raymond Yekel.
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MIXED CHORUS First row: K. Ehrhart. W. Bastron. D. Anderson, IX Prince, K. Chitwood, II. Mueller. W. Doher. L. Hath: Second row: M. Moberg. pianist. H. Richter, S. Brummett, H. Black, L. Bristol, W. Hillman, i. Moore, D. Tompkins, V. Krbes. „ Third row M. Rogers. B. Spangler, S. Klemke, B. Prince, E. Vanatta. J. heal C. Warrick. A. Samuels, director. B. Bassett, Miss Davis, The Mixed Chorus began its 1939 career with a good representation. Members were selected on the basis of voice quality, reading ability, and experience. The chorus has made these various appearances: convocation programs, school demonstration programs, and music programs, in November and February. Other programs of which it was a part were: a spring musicalc, radio broadcast, local and district contests, and baccalaureate. Student directing was done by Marjorie Moberg, Lois Bristol, June Deal and Bernice Prince. Several types of music were studied during the year. “Lost In the Night” was of the religious type; “Green Cathedral ’ secular; “Kerry Dancers ’ folk music; and “Climbing Up the Mountain” was an example of the Negro spiritual.
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