Martinsburg High School - Triangle Yearbook (Martinsburg, WV)

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Z .Gills am L35 --arg A C N ,. 92222519 'Y .1-'calf' ..1.-1-- '. 444' A ,.l...-11. K 2 . , N .x l i Boys' Glee Club The girls are not the only ones who stand in the limelight when it comes 1 t d suc- to singing. The boys' chorus directed by Mrs. Clapham has comp e e cessfully its second year of singing. Besides participating in an assembly program on Jan. 15, assisting the H. S. C't Band and High School orchestra in a program given in the M. 1 Y auditorium on Nov, 14, they took an active part in the operetta presented on April 10 and ll. Certainly we ought to appreciate this organization. OFFICERS President ........,. ..,..,.....,.,,.,,.. , .....,.., H ARRY JOHNSON Secretary .........., ..,............. W ESLEY RICE Treasurer ,.........,.. .....,...., F LOYD MONGAN Librarian ......,.. ,.,....i M ORRIS YOUNG Q sixty-three

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an ,gl xi 'ni W t .Nx V -L l 1 I 1 I Y Girls' Glee Club Under the able supervision of Mrs. Roger E. Clapham, the Girls' Glee Club has been, during the past year, one of the most active organizations of the school. I Prominent among their activities Were: The purchasing of new Orange and Black dresses made by the local Perfection Garment Company: the pre- sentation of an Assembly program on Dec. llg their singing in outside or- ganizations: their leadership in Assembly singingg and the culmination of nearly a year's work-the presentation of the Operetta, The Governor's Daughter , on April 10-ll. oPP1cERs President ....,............... ................. ......... M A DGE PITZPATRICK Vice-President .......,v. ,,.,..... , , .,,..,,.,,,,, HELEN MARTIN Secretary .........e..r - ................. LILLIAN FLAGG Treasurer ...c.. ........ K ATORAH CARPER sixty-two

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aliiiig an gg . V TT N2 .lx ,L Orchestra Under the influence of its director, Mrs. Roger Clapham, the 'orchestra has soared to heights never before reached by any musical organization in M. . . . . H. S. The orchestra which is the largest in years is more equally repre- sented by all four classes of the school than in previous years. Their playing in assembly, their time spent in making plays more en- joyable, and their presence in outside aifairs has done much to make us realize their worth. Shepherd College recognized their distinct ability and accordingly invited the orchestra to play in the Shepherd College Chapel on February 12. The student body is well aware of the orchestra as an asset to the school. sixty-four