Washburn Rural High School - Chimes Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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Chorus First Row: Oneitn Brown, Alice Jean Role, Miss Elledge. Margaret Cox, Laureita Baxter. G4-1'trude XVeher. SecondIRow: Freda Albright, lvlargaret VVheeler, Dora Burrnan, Mary Irwin, Gladys Edds, Lois IX zxtthews. Third Row: C'h:n'lie xvilllil. Burton Edson, Arthur XVl1eelm', llrooks Vermillion, Harolrl Green. Music Department HE Music Department offers Five courses for credit: music I or ninsic fundamentals, appreciation, orchestra, girls' glee clnh, and mixed chorus. The glee clnli is honorary and open only to students making ninety or more in chorus. Interest in chorus has increased among the boys to the extent that there were twelve new enrollments at the opening of the second semester. XYith this new interest there is a very good prospect for a boys' glee clnh next semester. The orchestra plays each week for assemlmly, and with their help on hymns, patriotic songs, and school songs the chapel singing is more interesting than ever hefore. 28 ,