Pemberville High School - Pemberette Yearbook (Pemberville, OH)

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Firsl' row: Dora Maclxling, Eleanor Schwan, Geraldine Marlin, Rulh Sander, Miriam Hobarl, Margaref Ablce. Dorofhy Czirr, Dolores Schroeder, Dororhy McCu+chen, Leoia Lebay, Lois Armsfrong. Second row: Lois Hummel, Myrlh Ernslhausen, Naomi Ablce. Georgia Jay, Marveline Pelers, Elizabeih Bushman, Elvena Bockbrader, Helen Rolhenbuhler, Beilie Jay, Marcena Wegman, Arvella Marlin. Doroihy Bahnsen. Third row: Helen Heclcman, Marie Sieving, Fern Minning, Arlene Linlce, Carolyn Libbe, Lois Hagg. Doroihy Sander, Velma Sander, Ruih Klinlc, Avis Brenilinqer, Mary Plowriqhl. Gerfrude Richfer. Fourfh row: Miss Mueller, Marjorie Hasel, Mariorie Tillnemeier. Susanna Ninlne, Mildred Ohm, Caiherine Hoodlebrinlc, Lois Rahe. Caroline Vesial, Geneva Rhoda, Bonnie Emch, Marjorie Bursielx, Doris Wice. Lois Stein, Carolyn Periner, Frances Wiegman. Alice Mae Hummel, Irene Hurrelbrinlc. Laurene Hagemeyer, Erna Springer, Ada Waierman, Eloise Dyer. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Filly-seven girls inleresled in music organized a girls' glee club. This glee club mer every Tuesday and Thursday from 3:I5 unril 4:00. Under Miss Mueller's leadership we sludiecl differenr rypes of music suilable for various occasions. During ihe course of The year we made several public appearances. We sang 'For fhe declicarion of our new school building. Larer in 'rhe year we presenred Two chapel programs. Many of 'rhe members of our group were chosen lor 'rhe characlers in 'rhe high school opereHa Paper Prayers . On April 30 we 'roolc parr in rhe annual Wood Couniy Music Feslival held ar Bowling Green. We girls in +he club wish 'ro express our appreciarion for rhe privilege of developing our musical abilily Through The medium of a glee club. We feel rhal our siudy of music has been very beneficial 'ro us.

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PEMBERETTE STAFF Eloise Dyer ------N- Bellie Jay - Howard Michel - - - Dale Sharp, Dale Ernsfhausen - Roloerr Kemner, Georgia Jay - Glen Sharp ---- Howard Michel - Dorolhy Morris -------- Marcena Wegman, Paul Aring. Doris Wice, Bonnie Emch Marjorie Tifkemeier - - - - - - Erna Springer Vicfor Sander - Irene Ablce - Tom Bowlus ----- Miss l-lamplon, Mr. Downing - - Edilor-in-Chief - Assis+an+ Edilor - Business Manager - - Assislanls - Arr Edilors - - - Jolce Edilor Boys' Alhlelic Reporler Girls' Arhlelic Reporrer - Music Reporlers - Senior Reporler - Junior Reporler Sophomore Reporler - Freshman Reporler - Grade Reporler - Facully Advisers

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BOYS' GLEE CLUB EirsT row: ROberT Schade, KenneTh Aring, ROberT DriTTmeyer, Warren Herman, WilberT Dierlrsheide Paul Aring, GilberT ErnsThausen, Wilmer Kern. Second row: RoberT KriTT, Howard ErnsThausen, VicTor Sander, Dale ErnsThausen, RoberT Kemner Waldo EgberT, Billy Joe Long, Glenn Sharp, Miss Mueller. Every Monday and Wednesday Trom 3:l5 To 4:00, sTrains OT deep, harmonious music issued TorTh Trom room number Two. The boys' glee club, TwenTy sTrOng, was rehearsing under Miss MuelIer's direcTiOn. The members Tound real enioymenT in sing- ing Tour-parT arrangemenTs OT several Types OT music, including Tollc songs and com- pOsiTiOns OT The masTers. The club appeared On chapel programs and aT The dedicaTiOn OT The new building. Four members, Richard Wagner. Warren l-lerman, Dale Sharp, and VicTOr Sander, sang The leading male roles in The OpereTTa, Paper Prayers. The coolie chorus, also composed OT glee club members, added much TO The eTTecTiveness OT The pro- ducTion. There is a ioy and a Thrill which can be experienced Only by Those who have The OpporTuniTy TO sing in large choruses. For ThaT reason, many OT The glee club are aTTending The Wood COunTy Spring Music EesTival aT Bowling Green On Friday, April 30. Everyone who parTicipaTes will necessarily remember The upliTTing sensaTiOns, The ioy OT associaTion wiTh sTudenTs OT neighboring schools and will realize ThaT music is a common language, expressing The deepesT and TruesT emOTiOns OT man. Our hope is ThaT more boys will desire TO Talce The advanTages OTTered Them in singing.