Breckenridge High School - Brecksonian Yearbook (Breckenridge, MI)

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MIXED CHORUS First Row: Director - Miss Rice, Norma Gardner, Evelyn Kean, Edith Tuck, Alice Eastman, Rose Marie French, Shirley Brown, Dorothy Frye, Pianist - Alice Kime. Second Row: Junior High, Don Collison, Jim Briggs, Wesley Tryon, Frank Tuck, Willard Tryon, Boyd Douglas, Bob Hopkins, Dick Roth, Lee Oxendale. Third Row: Jane Joley, Lois Cates, Barbara Neitzke, Jackie Neitzke, Nina Strong, Flora Greening, Phyllis Jessup, Katherine Miller, Paula McCallum, Beth Lockart. BAND The band had about twenty-five members at the beginning of the year, but now there are only twenty members. Old band members and beginners are slowly working together to make one large band. As it is now there are three different divisions. We are working hard to unite these three divisions into one. The following are members that participate in band activities: Director - Mr. Murphy; Comets - Joyce Baker, Alice Hagen, Eugene Dancer, Jimmy Londry, and Patsy Yates. Trumpets - Ralph Weaver and Claude Little. Clarinets - Harold Halstead, Normem Roth, Norma Bissell, Lee Oxendale, and John Roberts. Trom- bones - George Ostrander, and Burton Wolfgang. Base - Jack Bushre; Base Drum - Jimmy Roth; Baritone - Barbara Muscott: Snare Drums - John Corbett, Billy Busch and Bob Taliman; Saxaphone - Paula McCallum.

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GIRL'S GLEE CLUB First Row: A. Butcher, M. Posey, V. Frye, N. Wale, N. Bissell, A. Kime, N. Strong, C. Hackett, A. Francetic, B. Morris, F. Prather, A. Butcher, B. Carter. Second Row: B. Neitzke, L. Cates, B. Burtch, L. Wallace, J. Jolley, B. Barling, R. Simons, B. Andrews, W. Yankie, J. Parrish, E. Chvojka, A. Harper, B. Lockhart, L. Busch, B. McCory, H. Trujillio, B. Carteri Third Row: P. McCallum, B. High, B. Hillock, L. Wittlg, B. Griffith, P. Good, B. Baldwin, F. Greening, P. Jessup, B. Frye, J. Hrdlovich, W. Kuse, F. McPherson, V. Weirman, R. Buchannan, G. Stoneman, S. Brown, Birector - Miss Rice. Fourth Row: B. Fuhrman, A. Hagen, J. Neitzke, M. Carter, A. Eastman, M. Miller, A. Bott, F. Sawvel, B. Magnan, P. McCallum, E. Kean, N. Gardner, R. French, G. Glinkie, P. Yates, B. Muscott. Fifth Row: A. Schneider, J. Sterling, H. Hall, B. Near, K. Miller, E. Tuck, 0. Galihugh, B. Scoggins, M. Posey, U. Greening, B. Phillips, F. Randall, P. Yankie, M. McCallum, J. Baker. MUSIC DEPARTMENT The opportunities for the music department have been many and varied. A Christmas Pagent was given Becember 20, which created a fine atmosphere for the Christmas season. May 10, marked the climax of our musical experiences for the year, when we presented our formal spring concert. Many opportunities for small groups were provided during the year at various school activities. BOYS' GLEE CLUB First Row: Calvin Sherwood, Willard Tryon, Bob Hopkins, Frank Tuck, Jim Briggs, Boyd Bouglas, Melvin Burtch. Second Row: Junior High, Wesley Peters, Bill Horvat, Jack High, Wesley Tryon, Bick Roth, Carl Story. Birector - Miss Rice. Third Row: Bon Collison, Leon Gorsuch. Jack Martin, Lowell Wolfgang, Bob TJryon, Bick Betz, Bob Tall man, Jim Roth.

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 Tufure Ta xmeti metica First Row: Royal Harrison, Calvin Sherwood, Gerald Brennan, Wesley Tryon, Frank Tuck, Eldon Dutcher, Loyce Snyder. Second: Director - Mr. Karn, Leon Gorsuch, Lowell Wolfgang, Willie Hartenburg, Dale Wolfgang, Alfred Hrdlovich, Don Spaulding, Lyle Gallagher. Third Row: Wesley Peters, Duane Dosson, Jack Martin, Laurien Williams, Ted Johnston, Bill Horvat, Don Collison, Richard Gulick. The F.F.A. boys, under the leadership of their President, Frank Tuck and with the help of their advisor, Mr. Karn, have spend a splendid year together. The boys held two meetings each month. Officers for the year were: President - Frank Tuck; Vice-President - Loyce Snyder; Report - Gerald Brennan; Treasurer - Eldon Dutcher; Secretary - Wesley Tryon; Quarter- master - Lyle Gallagher. Gerald Brennan became Reporter after his brother Harold Brennan joined the Navy and Loyce Snyder became Vice-President after Dale Dosson joined the Navy. Loyce Snyder, Wesley Tryon and Frank Tuck were sent to Higgins Lake to a three-day ses- sion on problems of the F.F.A. The most outstanding event of the year was the 15th Annual Community Fair which was a real success.