Keystone High School - Key Yearbook (Knox, PA)

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OCAL M llAltltlE'l l' li. liiiblltltlll NlJ1'tilXVtSit'l'll UlllYt'l'Slty, B. M., limi. tfoliinilviu Uiiivcrsity 'l'L'LlL'ilL'l'S Collcgi-, M. A. Vocal Music Din-ctoi' Times have changed and we have changed with them: rather our music department has. Our vocal music department has expanded from a small choral group to a large selected group of talented singers. The members of the chorus were selected after careful tryouts and much thought and work on the part of the music director, Miss Emrich. All vocal students are required to attend Glee Club. where those who want to join Chorus but are not ready, study the fundamentals of music along with chorus members. These choral groups are called on to entertain parent-teacher groups, school board meetings, and school assemblies. One of the outstanding achievements of the vocal department this year was the presentation of the cantata, THE CHILDE JESUS. on December seventeenth. On Friday, March twenty-seventh, five of the chorus members entered the state-wide Forensic Contest. held in Clarion. Pennsylvania. The chorus members that took part in this contest were Bob Shay. James Agnello, Michael Green. Shirley Harbin. and Eleanor Dascomhe. Bob Shay, rated superior. won first place in his section. Shirley Harbin, rated excellent, won first place. James Agnello and Eleanor Dascomlie were also rated excellent. Michael Green was rated fair. The students who were given superior or excellent ratings advance to the State Contest held at Pittsburgh. Other chorus members who were active in the County Chorus were Shirley Harbin, James Agnello. Eleanor Dascuinbe, Rheba Stuart. Catherine Craig. Patty Ritts, Leslie Knight. Jack Shettler. Norris Hummel, Patricia Webb, Bob Shay, and Ross Bauer. These same students will sing with the County Chorus at Cook's Forest on Easter morning. To complete our year of music, the Chorus and Glee Clubs will participate in the Spring Concert. held in our school on April twenty-fourth. Song brings of itself a cheerfulness that wakes the heart of joy.

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