Cassville High School - Avaunt Yearbook (Cassville, MO)

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A .1 Irs 1-.xlenb WU-'Cn S ln Eaucat GD Vows and line vb Ur GLEL Cllni The boys glee oluu meets truce sacr week lor forty fue snnutes. The glee olub vocalisse and sings various songs concentrating on tore production, tone wality, and nynamics ,N fl' 1 Bradley, Ben button Soloist, Ben Hutton xl Fixed Quartet' Ben Salyer Sue Brown lar Beth ff 'V' v Q Tnsre are two girls' glee clubs meeting three tires eaon week The First Glas Club consisting of sixty members is quite wortky of prsies and is always ready to take part in scnool proprsms and sctxvitiee Girle' Trxon :ue Brown, vonna Amee vary Betr Breoley Girls Quartet, Sue Brown, 'Donna Ames, Batty Baker lary Beth Bramley Acczmpsnietn Katrlesn lote Soloistsg Sue Brown, lary Betr Bradley The aim of this course is to fa.-nxliarizs the students with music composition, chord anal ysis, and to intorduce music arpreclation thxugh the study J of composers and listening to record: I V5 The band, consisting of twenty seven hizr school and greue SCHOOL students, meets every day for forty-five minutes 'Mtn mtl readiness to assist in school activities, the band adds enthusiasm to basketball games and neo assemblies. Sololstsl ornot lax Edmoncson Clarinet Kathleen lute M 3' , , .Y : Q 1 - A ijt, vs f 4. na! ,sl I L . L Q , 4 ,, 1 w f 1 s a 5 . B..-i V-S. 5 9 , .K 'ik Q V v' vs vs I I 1 : . I ,TRODUCTID T0 MUSIC -7 V ,s fi, K f f f X, tx J' W BA D o f ' 1 , Q fgigsxlg eg F l L3 '

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no :amz ' MLA. ufle Jakie Hawk F.!.1 Chapter Mother State lother 1 The F. H. Lg noI,cons1sts of sixty-four members with Irs. Fisner as spons Ire. Hawk as chapter mother. The officers are shoin above working on the scrap book. They are. Frances Jarvis, Historian, Jean Williams, Sergeant at Arms, Phyllis Turner, Secretary-Treasurerg Sue Hawk, Vice-President, Nancy Joslin Presidentg Peggy Hopkins, Reporter and Lavina Slinkard. Parliamentarian l The girls standing are performing experiments before the related soienee class. every three years. The Home Ee. I girls are demonstrating the procedure in making their gament while the re ainder of the class takes notes.

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Lhese are twenty elgnt of the one hundred and ten students enrolled in English I They are study1ng one of the many drllls by whlch they hope to throw aside the common errors and build a sound knowledge of useful grammar. E GLI H A D LITERATURE -Q fl!! ,A,,guQA,f J J IL J TMJ fa vf WN' ms in N 'i X 4? 'Tp-an 'r TpT' MWTTTC T158 Ou1da Lowe 'x'-nys 2 ' S utr est o btate Colle e, A 5 Unlvers ty of Arkan as, M A The alm of the llterature class 1S to develop profltable 1e1sure t1PB read1nr An atte pt 15 made to provide a des rable F6Hd1HB envlronment and to supply a varlety of readlny mater1a1s The students are viven an opportunity to 1nV6StlV8t6 for tn6WS61V6S the VHFIOUS flelde in whlch thelr lnterests 119 or mlght be developed. L '.. -' .JA Q 'lf b L. I Y NZ 1 ev- ,Qfl f e ' 6' ' f-e x ' ,f ef' Q if f , 1 A I KI, . 'vhs' dl ,+ C V 5' -. Al'Nf!g ,a kx f 1 I , JJ 1' VV o 2 K f,,ff-1, , im, . :S e v y ' 7, 9 e . I ' ' 'I I, ' N 2 VNU. fI5 Hr k . ' o -H H . ' 5 '. '. 5 ,552 . TX - x 1 - A '4 , f A , i I A