Bardolph High School - Monitor Yearbook (Bardolph, IL)

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MIXED CHORUS Back row: Glen Lawyer, Iohnnv 'l'rom'. Xlliyiic Tlioriinui, lliirolcl Asher, Iiiion Sikcs. Allin Sikes not pictured. Middle row: Joyce Kelso, lunc Nlarkliain. Linda llolcoinh. Kay Cuspull. janet Caispull. Ciuol Byers, Pat Larson. Tonna Tux lor. Bcwrlv Price. Sandra Hager. Front row: Mrs. Smith, Mary Clark. Nlyrim Clark. Shirley Krcps. Nziiicy liussc-ll. 'I'i'crn To land, Cairold 'l'hormaui. Shi-rry llamlxin, llcw,-rly XY4-river, june ljlly. und Mrs. Cru! fitli. Acconipauiist, Shirley Buuinunk. MUSIC IN THE AIR The chorus made several public appearances besides their three day a week practices. The chorus sang in the County Music Festival in Ma- comb, Junior class play and the Sen- ior class play. The mixed chorus consisted of twenty girls and eight boys. The girls' chorus was divided in three parts, soprano, second soprano and alto. The boys section was divided in two parts, tenor and bass. Besides the mixed chorus, girls' chorus, and boys' chorus, there was a girls' sextet organized at the begin- ning of the year. This sextet sang at the Junior and Senior class plays, Schoolmastefs Banquet, County Board Members Banquet and at a district Oddfellows meeting.

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.wt Oh, I w0uldn't say that. Q- lfnu- lm-lm. Slnrlex llannnunlc. Irma lo- land and Lucille Krepsf JUNIUR CLASS PLAY The Junior class under direction of Mrs. Griffith presented their class play Desperate Ambrose by Donald Payton on Friday, March 27. Mem- bers of the cast were: Ambrose, Du- ane Lawyerg Sheriff, llaryey Pur- man: Beth, Shirley Baumunkg lloot Owl Pete, Verle Thompsong Bert Mil- ler, Roger Day: Nancy Martin, Lucille Krepsg Dan'l, Donald Pigfgg Ann Blar- tin, Joyce Kelso: Posie, Carol Byers: Stinkweed, Duane llradfordg Mrs. Sprool, Treya Tolandg Lena. lna Troneg Second man and judge, Nor- man Morrowg first man and Stage manager, Gene Lashbrook. The play was the root'est, toot- in'est, funniest satire on the Old West ever to gallop across a stage. PIS'I'0L I'.-MIK IN' ,WA .WMA . . N I'rccl Laqpall and llarycy I lllll 'l'rmu'. 'lrcya 'I'oland, lull-llll' l my I 'nnnin llarxcy Pnrlnan and lfrecl Caspall. Reach for the sky. And wouldn't you know