Altoona High School - Roundup Yearbook (Altoona, IA)

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TWO QUARTETS REACH ALL-STATE CHORUS FINALS' Last November, tryouts for all state chorus were held at Valley Junior High. Altoona sent two quartets and both were accepted and entered all state chorus. Friday and Saturday, prac- tices were held at the KFINT Theater and the concert was held there Saturday evening. The. members of the quartet shown at the top of the page are: CL.eft to rightl Vollie Sanders, Charlotte Downard, Ruth Scheel, and Phil Crabtree. Members of the quartet shown opposite are Ronnie Davis, Fern Hick, Mary Jane Harding, and Carroll Clark. GIRLS' SEXTET SINGS FOR VARIOUS ORGANIZATIONS! The girls' sextet has so far appeared once this year. This was at the first P.T.A. meeting. Before the school year is over they are scheduled to sing for other occasions. Members of the sextet are: Charlotte Downard, Fern I-lick, Marcella Meisner, Charlotte Warner, Ruth Scheel, and Mary Jane Harding.

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RECREATION ROOM CREATED BY STUDENT COUNCIL! The Student Council is set up to aid the teacher in governing the students of the school. This year the Student Council has been working on several ideas to improve the school. Thanks to the co-operation of the teachers and other people they have started a recreation room in the room where the old shop previously resided. A table tennis table built for the Student Council by Mr. Sells and the shop classes is one of the main features of this room. Nets and paddles were purchased by the school. Mr. Carmody, the faculty advisor, helped very much in keeping the council searching for new ideas to help students and teachers. The president was Vollie Sanders: vice president was Gerald Soperp and the secretary was Russell Speer. - I , ,- ggiillirfd LEFT T0 RIGHT: Phil Crabtree, Gerald Soper, Ray Wolver, Dick Scheel, Vollie Sanders, Russell Speer, Lanny Shultice, Mr. Carmody, jan McClelland. -4Q-