Adena High School - Adenian Yearbook (Adena, OH)

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DENIAN r BOYS' GLEE CLUB A Boys' Glee Club was organized this year by Miss Lorentz, Music Director They were shy las all boys arel about singing in public, but several times they forgot their shyness and gained an undying reputation for them- selves. The Variety Entertainment which the boys took part in could not have been a success with-out them, when they sang KentucKy Babe, people remarked about their melodious voices. We are all anticipating that in future years we shall hear some of the boys of Adena High singing to us over the radio. LIST OF MEMBERSHIP Lewis Harrison Rauly Vifisliard Fred Naylor Kenneth Warner Raymond Mullen Silvio Zancanella Paul Carrorhers james Moscrip Edward Dudjik Forest Hawthorne Paul Moore Albert Battistone Ralph Gosnel Wayne Mullen 9:5 ra, LHS - U Qt 53-iid

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QKL ei' W- M 'Ph 93' ilu l ll li , l J, lil l l l l l l ,,. f P. 5, ' 4 . U. l Q 3 l le Ml l l I l GIRLS' GLEE CLUB The Girls' Glee Club was organized under the leadership of Miss Lorentz. The club consists of thirty members and is a class of selected singers. Can they sing? They sound like canaries, especially when they sing the Coo Coo Clock. The girls took part in several entertainments in the High School Auditorium. How could the entertainments and club be otherwise than successful when under the super- vision of Miss Lorentz. If all future organizations take this one as an example we know they will attain a high degree of perfection. LIST OF MEMBERSHIP K4 it if rll, M1142 F l:: 2 ,,-we I gm- DENIAN First Soprano: Second Soprano: Alto: Odetta Anthony Mildred Bowen Bernice Buchanon Cecila Casper Katherine Heath Irene Horanzo Imogene Singer Henrietta Sloan Beatrice Stanley east sm? me S use -egw Martha Binns Pauline Farrell Clara Farrell Gladys Ligget Helen Lopo Mildred Phillips Olive Sargent Nancy Shearer Anna Mae Sloan Helen Ward Mary Toole Mildred Anthony Lois Beveridge Helen Chaney Margaret Crawford Inez Gillespie Pauline Hastings Margaret Jack Madge Kugler Luella Kugler Genevieve Lewis Elizabeth Moore

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