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SSJEHQUKS X 1 ' -1' d f! I'-4 C5lce Club p The S. of A. Glee Club of 1915-16 was bigger and better than ever before. We had twenty members enrolled and we met for practice twice every week. It was a lot of fun to get together so often and sing, and we also got a great deal of good from ity besides that, we had the opportunity several times to give short programs before appreciative audiences. We took two convo- cation periods in the school, one evening we went to Belmont and sang before an audience of about two hundred men and women, soon afterwards we appeared before a men's gathering on Sunday afternoondown in the Russian district, another Sunday we sang at a meeting of the Y. M. C. A. at the school, and last but far from least, we sang at the banquet given by the Nebraska Dairy- A men's Association, where we entertained and were entertained very royally indeed. We considered it only fitting and proper to finish up with a little social time among ourselves so a few weeks before school was out we gave a nice little reception to ourselves and a few of our most charming friends. We will always remember the Glee Club as one of the most pleasant parts of our school life and we wish to express our deep gratitude to our instructors, Mr. Rex Trueman the first semester and Mr. Chas. Lively the second and to our pianist, Miss Helen Richards, for time and trouble which they so willingly gave, to make the Glee Club a success. A M ember. ww ,mnzm-1-.w 113 w 4--g-l 'i -' l-- --L-W-
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