Bridgeville High School - B Hive Yearbook (Bridgeville, DE)

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THE B-HIVE - Nineteen hundred forty-eight GIRLS CHOR US ll 5 E, , W fa: 5' l 1' - 4 6 l 1 Q 1 A 1 6 . ...ATA A Y' A ll Front Row, CL. to RJ: L. Ashe. N. Davis, N. Ruos, Gray, A. Jefferson, J. Tucker, Second Row: M. Brenner, M. J. Elliott, P. Ray, P. Sammons, R. Mahalikg Third Row: P. Stauffer, J. Newton, E. Friedel, E. Miller, W. Stuart, Miss J. Steele. Directressg Fourth Row: J. M. Figgs. M. Smith, S. A. Lewis, J. L. Joncs, F. Lamag Fifth Row: A. Newton, P. Gray, A. Ferguson, M. Short. The most advanced work of the music department is being done in the Girls' Chorus, an organization of twenty-seven high school girls selected for membership because of their ability to read music, to carry a part accurately, and to sing melod- iously. Nine members of this organization were members of the Sussex County Chorus. The girls are now striving to master a varied repertoire for the Spring Con- cert, and to represent our school at the State Choral Festival, in Wilmington, in May. Selections which the Girls' Chorus have sung include' My Johann, Pagan Love Song, Carmena, Break Forth, O Beauteous Heavenly Light, and The Angelus. OFFICERS President - - - - - - Nancy Ruos Vice-President - Eleanor Gray Secretary - - Jeanette Tucker Assistant Secretary Alice Jefferson Librarians - g?3Z:nSg1,giZ1ffgy Page Forty

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N , : THE B-HI VE Nineteen hundred forty-ezght MIXED CHORUS Front Row, IL. to RJ: M. E. Allen, J. Heffner, D. Brown, J. Williamson, M. Cashwell, M. A. Lare, D. Swain, N. Allen, R. Records, Second Row: N. Jones. R. Williams, N. Russell, P. Passwaters, M. J. Layton, J. Holloway, B. Dean, M. Brown, Third Row: J. Hesse, M. Jackson S. Tracy, J. Schonherr, R. Nichols, A. Corey, B. Dimes. E. Stuart, Fourth Row: Miss J. Steele, Directress, S. Tresnak, J. Russell, J. Cannon. R. L. Carey, E. Ruos, F. Hardesty, Jr., Fifth Row: W. Curry, P. Myer, C. O'Day. M. Taylor. The Mixed Chorus, an organization of fourteen boys and twenty-five girls, has been very successful this year in planning for the Spring Concert. The selections which they will present are The Ranger's Song, Beautiful Dreamer, My Heart At Thy Sweet Voice, and Minka When the chorus meets once a week, they strive to perfect these numbers. This year, Miss Steele is trying to develop better part sing- ing with the group by putting particular stress on reading, blending, and intonation. Five boys from this organization represented Bridgeville in the County Chorus. OFFICERS President - - - Stephen Tresnak Vice-President - Sally Tracy S9CI'9faI'y - - Louise Hopkins Assistant Secretary - Rosalie Nichols - S Jean Holloway Librarians ' lJoan Williamson Page Forty-om