Garfield High School - Benedictus Yearbook (Terre Haute, IN)

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BOYS' GLEE CLUB .eh to right: Row 4: Vlfarren Brewer, lack Gobin, Iharles Pease, Carl Petty, Allen Shoe- iaker, Allen Schmidt, Carl Swander, Vilbur Adams. Row 3: Stuart Chestnut, lacques My- irs, lim Sellers, lack Richardson, Bch Sibbs, Donald Campbell, Bill Everson. Bow 2: Dick Guyer, Don Grant, li-:rry iowe, lames Smith, Bill Biqqs, Kenny Loman, Conway Harrold. How l: Torn Bedford, Charles Niclzles. lobert Austin, Bob Brothers, Paul ifzhl. Dhn Enicks. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB eft to right: Bow 4: Virginia Kiefer, lvlaraizfet urt, Alvena Berman, Violet 'White Betty aan Hart, Henrietta Brewer, Bciiert: litchell, Mury Padwoislzi, Virainiiz tlhitesell, Barbara Carrico, Betty Sana- rs, Anna Stott, Mozelle Emmons. Bow 3: Violet Phillips, Phyllis Iorxn- Dri, Lucille Garred, Mary Euriaa, Elsie hillips, Helen Petry, Charlotte Morgan, lary Loser, loan Prisz, Betty Bon-.'Qey, ilice lose-ph, Norma Alkire. Row 2: Norma Willianis, Patrijd Iiatt, Ruth Vfindley, Betty Sterlinq, Jsephine McCoy, Betty Vanderstcep, arhara Brooks, Pat l-lanlzins, Mary ldgr emrnons. Row l: Mary Alma McConnell ara Roberts, lmogene Faris, Brriiizriz aloft, Betty lune Myers, Gloria Sgeiiie, larilyri Cottrell, Margaret Frew, Bif- thy Annalzin, Carci Delioit, ifixry If' luiafwi :'se Lenaes EN SEMBLE eh to right: Seated: Marjorie Horn, Martha lenlts, arbara Brooks. Standing: Mary Alice Purcell, Helen lenry, Miss Duncan, Barbara Ealori, ally Froelzieter.

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MUSIC he music department of Garfield has had a very busy year. For the first time, all rehearsals have taken place during school hours. The band and or- chestra, formerly meeting alternately at noon, now meet every day. The band played for our home football games last fall and for many of our basketball games during the winter. They played for several civic affairs: for the draftees leaving the city, for a Victory Campaign Rally, and others. On March 24, the band presented an enjoyable concert, which is an annual affair. ln May they entered the lndiana State Band and Orchestra Contest and sent soloists to the solo and ensemble contest. The ensemble has had a number of various en- gagements throughout the year. Last spring this quartet Won first place in the national contest. V The choir and glee clubs have had their share in making the music de- partment outstanding. The mixed choir, larger and better than ever before, successfully sponsored Gregor Ziemer on April 7, that they might buy more robes. This has been a successful year for the music department, and they hope to make next year just as successful. Page Twenty-Eight