Gorham High School - Gorannum Yearbook (Gorham, IL)

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CHORUS Every second hour of the day if you heard a faint melodious sound coming from the music room, you can say yOu have heard the chorus directed by Mrs. Townsend. The chorus consisted of both boys and girls. They have been singing old southern plantation songs and songs from operas which include nln A Little Dutch KHP dergarten,H HMargarita,H and NLOW Now A Rose.U There are twenty-five enrolled in chorus. The members are as follows: SOPRANO ' ALTO H Mary Claussen Gladys Amschler Arlene Dietrich La Verna Arbeiter Evelyn Gale Bernice Heins Marion Korando Doris Jean Korando Charolette Lunsford Margaret Korando Eileen Mezo Helen Needham Donna Reames SECOND SOPRANO Eloise Gale Neva Mae Cole Edris Jarrett TENOR Mary Kunce Kenneth Born Pete Hand BASS Donald Schilling Ralph Hollmann Vernon Luedeman Jimmy Mifflin PIANIST Tillie Jo Hiser 42

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BAA .L N' There has been a change in the musical program this year. Instead of an orchestra G. C. H. S. has a band which played for the first game in the New Gymnasium. The Band, directed by Mrs. Townsend, contains twenty- one instruments. Mrs. Townsend was here from September une til January, at which time she resigned. There has been no music teacher since then The Kinds of music played were principally marches and Christmas carols,as this was during the Christmas sean SOR. The Band played during the halfat the Tower, Dec. l, the first game in the new again Dec. l9, when we played Grand Tower. game with Grand gymnasium, and The Band also played at the Christmas grade school play given in the gym on Thursday December 21. The members are as follows: Saxophone: Fern Arbeiter Sonia Rednour Clarinets: Katherine Snider Edris Jarrett Maxine Guetersloh Evelyn Gale Trumpets- Neva Mae Cole John Fisher Mary Kunce Laverne White Donald Schilling ' Vernon Luedeman David Sthalhever Cymbols: Pauline Hodglin Bass Drum: Ruth Kenon Bass Horn: Junior Lunsford Jack Modglin Snare Drum: Charolette Lunsford Bells: Mary Evelyn Cole Trombone: Dean Hindman Ramona Foncree

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