Bronson High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Bronson, KS)

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A LPHA OMEGA SOCIETY Imo Howell, Carman Boatwright, Mona Clemings, Myra West, May Davis, Oral Hole- man, Lilly Shelton, Josephine Davis, Mabel Watson. Dorwin Wright, Russell Norton, Perry Mason., Donald Russell, Harry Bowers, Arthur Low, Charley Bowers, Harry Hayes, Kenneth Ross, Dale Marvin. Marvin Orpha Lunceford, Ruby Thompson, Irene Bryan, Rowena Hammons, Opal Lunceford Dorothy Moore, Genevieve Noble, Emma Long, Olan Stevenson, Ruth Shelton. Orris Ireland, Clarence Martin, Everette Brandenburg, Lee Harclerode, Leland Broughton, William Low, Russell Brandenburg, Paul Elliott, Ralph Watson.

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,-.,..-.r... SIGMA MU SOCIETY Thelma Orbison, Thelma Ireland, Vera Dawson, Mildred Atkisson, Mildred Holemang Nellie Brown, Violet Hayes, Farol Haynes, Florence Quist, Cleo Burnett. Ray Taylor, Eugene Geyer, Lewis Bryan, George Russell, Riley Low, Joseph Low, Chester Harlan, Ancel Perry, Roy Hembough, Owen Rogers. George Teays, Sylvia Holeman, Inez Broughton, Vienna Dizmang, Eleanor Bryan Lenta Wright, Mary Reynolds, Marguerite Taylor, Edith Hembrough, Opal' Howerton, Orpha Dizmang, Max Purdom. Allen Leek, Emmett Ireland, Arthur Moore, William Love, Sco-tt Smith, Merrill Don oho, Theodore Lamb, Elza Goodno. i 'Km .ft I 1?L,.

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MUSIC It seems that the music in B. H. S. is-well, there isn't much music to it. That is, it doesn,,t contain many wonder- ful musicians. But they can all sing, such as it might be, if called upon. g Everyone is gifted with a voice of some kind. In some cases it happens to be a melodious voice, while in others a-- just a voice. There are students in our school, and a great: number of them that could be musicians if trained along that line. And, as it is, we have a number that are quite musical. At the beginning of year 1921, glee clubs for both boys and girls -were organized by O. F. Potter, but they soon disor- ganized, probably due to lack of interest on the part of the students, but mostly because of the inability on the part of the student to sing the necessary parts Without more concen- trated effort and more time than the director could afford to give gratis. At the beginning of year 1922 an orchestra was organized including: Thelma Ireland, Genevieve Noble, Dorwin Wright, Russell Norton, saxophonesg Lucile Wright, Bernice Bowers. Margaret Holeman, Cgradesl George Teays, Roy Hembrough, Lee Harclerode, violins, Dorothy Moore pianist. Although the orchestra has fallen thru, on account of irregularity or members at practices, they are always willing to try to play something when asked. The failure in vocal music is due to lack of alto and tenor voices. In order to make good music all parts are required. Some of the singers who usually take part are: Perry Mason, Dorwin Wright, Owen Rogers, George Teays, Thelma Ireland, Dorothy Moore, Genevieve Noble, Leota Wright and Vienna Dizmang. . It is impossible to have music in high schools without systematic music courses in the grades. Very few' people are so naturally gifted that they can sing anything but the so-