Arcadia High School - Arcadian Yearbook (Arcadia, KS)

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xxx -:JV xl. so EFX ln' it 1.4931 rg' ,A , '. 'E sri 3 R Girlz Mlm, Glluh I I I 4 a 4 K Q First Row: F. Fowler, Tyler, Colson, Hayes, Stscy, Teague, Kopmeyer. Second How: Thayer, J. Fowler, Pence, Heath, Scott, Campbell Leatherman. Third How: Gsbel, Bowlus, Lyden, Hueston, Hamilton, Corpore Marsh. The Girls Glee Club composed of thirty memhers and under the direction of Miss Heath, won first elece in ar Mo-Ken l.' Music Contest for the third time in four years. The girls wearing white dresses and black jackets, made u very strikini appearance, The Glee Club practiced on two selections for the contest, and it was very difficult for Miss Heath to decide which of the two they should si Q, HSweet Deyn hy Handel was finally selected. The selection wee well sung, and the audience as well as the judie thor- oughly enjoyed it.

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1 wk N 5-ia.4' is 'V,. .Vf fb Q , 1 nc' L 2 fj ' Q 1 A 1. IHDQB C5122 Glluh i Williams, Campbell, F. Dixon, Clarkson, Shill- ings, Fouts, Jewell, Vestal, Bezich, Erickson. M. Perry, James, B. Williams, T. Fowler, Carton O. Perry, Underwood, Dunn, Kirk, Shular, Ames. Aldrich, Nippel, Dolinar, Myers, Dickey, Potter Lyden, Wyatt. First Row: Second Row: Third Row: The Boys Cleo Club was much larger this year than it has been in previous years. These thirty boys, under the ' t'on of Mr Amos worked very hard and deserve much direc,i . , s , credit. They sang HThe Winter Songu by Bullard and placed third in the Mo-Kan Music Contest. Mr. Amos also directed the Mixed Chorus which placed first. They sang HThe Morning lnvitationn by Vee 'T While the chorus was sinqing at the contest, th handicapped greatly because of an unfortunate at c -t to one of their membersg but they deserve much com nn- dation for going on and finishing their number in :nite of all disturbances. l