Banning High School - San Gorgonian Yearbook (Banning, CA)

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; a | me —— is Boys Glee Club The Boys’ Glee Clubs, beginners and advanced, numbered twenty-five members this year. The boys, however, entertained at the Banning Woman's Club, the Hallowe'en Tea, an Evening of Music, and graduation exercises. The officers were Pat Thornton, Donald Lewis, Rex Ayon, Terry Black, Bob Patterscn, and Owen Coffman. A Cappella Choir The A Cappella Choir was composed of a selected mixed group of students es- pecially talented in sight reading. On December 10, 1934, they made a tour of the rest homes of Banning where they sang Christmas carcls; they also entertained the Banning Woman’s Club and the high school with Christmas programs. Miss Weller was musical director of both groups.

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CThe Scholarship Society The Scholarship Society, under the capable direction of Mrs. Beulah G. Woodruff, had a very active year. The President appointed Scholarship, Social and Reciprocity committees. A tri-city banquet was held at Banning with Beaumont and Coachella as guests. The Schclarship committee directed the initiation ceremony. The Society had the largest membership since the beginning of the organization at Baers. OFFICERS President - - +- +« + Wesley Ervin Vice-President - Muriel Lindstrom Secretary-Treasurer - - - Vivian Carroll MEMBERS Edward Bailiff Robert Chambers Barbara Fay Brown Eleanor French Georgia Goring Josephine Dushek Vivian Carroll Francilla Abbot Margaret Watson Madeliene Smith Mary Lou Clark Owen Coffman Warren Pinney Muriel Lindstrom Eunice Trammell Wayne Fidroeff Charles Weaver Alice Williams. Wesley Ervin Marjorie Coombs

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Girls’ Glee Club The two classes ot Girls’ Glee Club have entertained with a tea at the high school, a tea at the Banning Woman’s Club at which a beautiful Christmas carol program was presented, a Christmas program at the high school, a program of music for the Kiwanis Club, a musicale at Mrs. Wood’s, an Evening of Music, and commencement music. Officers tor class period five are Helen Gilman, President; Mona Andrew, Secretary-Treasurer; Marjorie Koger, Librarian. Officers for class period six are Mary Lou Clark, President; Barbara Rose, Secretary-Treasurer; Elsie Johnson, Librarian. Miss Rachel Weller is the director. She has developed a keen sense of appreciation for better music, and the girls have received much commendation for their interpretation of old classics. Music of the old and more modern masters was chosen with great care, and only the most finished numbers were presented to the public.