Alma College - Scotsman Yearbook (Alma, MI)

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ll l x ,J v ll ,fx fhllmll lfixfgjl l All ,irilil L li il L l l ,Q l. l lt., 'il 3 l l T -,Q l 1, 'I l ll il i l l l l l , l I i MEN'S GLEE CLUB The fifteenth annual tour of the hflerfs Cvlee- Club was a success. A successful trip means a success- ful season, for the annual tour is the club's chief activity for the season. The itinerary this spring took the club into the southern part of the state, a hitherto unconquered lield for an Alma College Glee Club. Beside the experience of singing before critical and appreciative audiences in the cities visited, the club received several novel entertainments. They were Featured with Weber and Fields on a bill at the Boulevard Shrine Club of Detroit, broadcasted from the Book- Cadillacllotelgwere featured by the Rotary Club of Flint on their annual Gala Day both in the parade and at a luncheon, furnished music for the Sunday evening service and gave the feature concert of Dedication week at the First Presbyterian Church of Royal Oak. The Following towns were visited: Saginaw, Detroit, Flint, Pontiac, Milan, Albion, Royal Oak, Farmington and Northvillc. The home concert was given to an excellent audience, and at the present writing was expecting several other engagements. . ' The oflicers of the club were: Professor W. Ewer, director, Howard West, prcsidentg liilliott Crooks, manager, and Carroll Clark, accompanist. -lEr.1,io'r'r Cnooxs. .- 4. 1. -- .T , ,ft no S ixly -.r ix I l u '--,A tx J VX i i l l l v l 75554 -. ,if l T - l .ffC yl--c,.--,, - f- fc. e L ' -,... F' Q V , , W' - ' , Q e l, ,ffl i, li ,l llllii-Q' I fs 51.27 'fe' Qfg f

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l , QL f.f.U CANTANDO CVLUB Although the Cantando Club has had some difficulty in establishing its new name, chosen to supersede the Girls, Glee Club , we believe that it is now definitely a part of the Alma College vocabulary. From the first the girls have worked conscientiously and the year has been almost entirely free of discord- in one way as well as another. The Club has been able this year to realize one of its fondest dreams-to take a concert tour through Northern Michigan. Due to the untiring efforts of the business manager, the club was able to start out on the morning of April 19, for one of the most enjoyable experiences it could possibly hope for. Chaperoned by Mlle. Marie Louise Boissot and Professor J. W. Evver, director of the Glee Club, the girls received the heartiest Welcome from the towns in .their itiI1erary,and the townspeople in turn report themselves very favorably impressed by the work of the chorus, sextette and various soloists. It was with regret that the members realized on their return from the trip that their Glee Club work was about over for this year. Too much praise cannot be given Professor Ewer for his untiring work, both with the chorus and sextette, and to the officers who did so much to make co-operation possible and effective. The officers of the club are: Beatrice Cottle, President, Elizabeth VVilliams, Business Nlanagerg Kathryn Joiner, Assistant Business Nfanagerg Dorothy Doudna, Secretary and Treasurer. l ' -VIRGINIA TREMAINE. S ixly-Jezfm T? e eeaxtisrn eoI,LI3e13 Q