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fflczms plan for .S'fJl'1iIlg' f'm1r'f'rf. SPHIIIG CONCERT HIGHLIGHTS GLEE CLUB VEHR The Avondale High School Clee Club got off to a late start this year, but it was soon going strong. Nlr. George Headley, who is music director for the First Baptist Church of Avondale Estates, consented to work with the group, which is about one hundred thirty strong. The Clee Club met twice each week, during the activity periods, in the band room. X'Vithin the Glee Club, there were three vocal groups which were active this year. They were the girls' trio, the boys' quartet, and the boys' ensemble. These three groups represented our school in the state music festival held in March. Usually the entire Clee Club goes, but it had not been organized long enough this year to enter the judging. The Spring Con- cert, presented by the entire choral music department, was one of the most enjoyable events ol the season. OFFICERS Bun' Fow1,rR . . . President FRANK BARRETT . . . Vice-Presiflent KAREN IUNGHANS . . Secretary-Trmzszlrm' CHARMY KEITH . ........ Librarian Avis INMAN . . Student Coznzdl Represerztalufe
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