Canton High School - Monthly Yearbook (Canton, OH)

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Orchestra lKMuS7.C tlze fiercest grief can charm, Ancl ,Fate's severest rage clfsarmf, The best proof which We have of the truth of this passage is right in our own school, and a splendid proof too-Our Orchestra. About two months ago it Was proposed that a concert be given by the High School Orchestra. The purpose of the concert was to secure enough money to buy music, which was much needed for this organization. The school responded nobly to the call for help and 350 tickets were sold. The pro- ceeds put the organization on a firm tinan- cial basis. Under the able directorship of Ralph Green, our orchestra has prospered and im- proved until now it is pronounced superior to any of former years. Continued success is possible out of the abundance of capable material which Will be in school next year, and every possible means should be used to perfect an organization of such credit to a school. RALPH GREEN-Director. Violins. Pauline Zinninger, '12, Elizabeth Lavin, '12, Doris Portmann, '13 Katherine Elson, '11. john Fishering, '13, Phil Rosenthal, '11, Howard Vaille, '13, Edgar Cameron, '14, Don Pike, '12, Austin Lesigs, '14. Ruth Nusly, '11, Viola. Katherine llernower, '12, Cello. Walter Willis, '13, Flute. Gustavus Phillips, '11. Comets. Leland Grunder, '14, Nelson Yoder, ,12, Trombones. james Buchnan, '12. Selmo Rinehart, '14, Saxophone. Paul Shrigley, '11, Drums. Charles Amendt, '11. Pianist-Jessie Van Horne, 'l1. Shakespeare Club Hglfy Slzakesfiearefi .M1'lton callecl lzfm, eclzofng Ben: all li f 'Wy Slzakesjiearefl lie to JOHN PRICE .....,,,,,........ President For the first time in the history of Canton High School, the Senior class organized a Shakespeare Club, its purpose to be the study and interpretation of the works of Shakes- peare. The first meeting was held Monday, Feb- ruary twenty-seventh. Officers were elected, and an executive committee composed of Ann Jones and Ralph jesse, together with the pres- t e sons'o men.-'Lowell RUTH GEIDLINGER ...,.,.... Secretary ident, appointed the leaders and arranged the programs. Only Seniors in good standing were eligible to this club. The club met Weekly on Vtlednesday at the seventh bell. Hamlet was the play studied. Next year the club expects to start earlier and will, no doubt, be able to accomplish much more.