Andrews High School - Andronian Yearbook (Andrews, IN)

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I he Girls' Glee Club In the fall of 1921 Miss Shinkel. supervisor of Music, realizing the unusual vocal talent among the girls of the high school organized a Girls' Glee Club. consisting of ten members. Red and black were chosen as colors and the uniform red middies. black ties, and navy blue skirts. The membership was: Soprano Louise Alpaugh Lena Hefner Vernice Bragg Second Soprano Nellie Anson Lylith Shoup Martha XYeaver First Alto Mary Andrew Florent'e llall Sffcoiitl .Xlto Leone t'hubb Virginia Strt-it The G. G. C. has added pep and vim to the activities in the .X.lI.S. and when they have been asked to sing they have responded beautifully. To heroine a member of this royal order one must be at least able to carry a tune, good natured, and an average student. lots of pep and .a smile for every one at every time. Unfortunately, the Glee Vlub lost two of its members, Yernice Bragg and lilartha XYeaver, at the Close of the school term last spring. Last fall it was again reorganized. this time with eight members. During the school year the c-lub has lost another of its members. Florence Hall. by her removal to Fort Wayne. The elub hopes, however, to complete the present season without any further depletion of its ranks, and bids fair to do so. The girls first made a name for themselves at the state Young Peopltfs Con- vention at Noblesville. December 30 and January 31, 1922, They were the only glee Club present and were royally received with great applause. Since then they have suecessfully filled the following engagements: Bippus-County Sunday School Convention. Huntington-Radio concert. station WHAY, Huntington- County Young Peoples convention and banquet Clear Freek-Political meeting. Huntington-County Farmers' Institute. Andrews+Political meeting. Bippus-Political meeting. Huntington-Political meeting. XVabash-Concert, Evangelical church. Huntington-Elks' memorial services. T11 iffy-.N'r':'1'1l