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THE ORCHESTRA I see America going playing to her destiny. The Orchestra should be considered and is one of the foremost activities and tangible proofs of an enthusiastic and living school spirit. The advance in intellectual, social and above all cultural growth of the school and of the indi- vidual, may be safely measured by its music. The C. C. H. S. orchestra has received quite an impetus this year and though still in the formative state, its present achievements and future aspirations bid fair to become one of the foremost of such student organizations in the vicinity. The interest and support of the Parent-Teachser Association during the past year has given added encouragement and merits the appreciation of the students. The Orchestra has given the musical setting for the several dramatic produc- tions of the school during the past year and especially put forth worthy efforts in the rendition of a highly dramatic musical setting for the annual 'Holy Week drama,' Vision, The present personnel of the orchestra and their understudies who are trained for various places possibly vacated, is as follows: I Violin-Bernard Krieger '28, Robert VVilliams '28, Donald Schier '32, Otis Biggs '31, Loretta Freitag '32. II Violin-Carl Gockel '31, Mary Risinger '31, Virginia Kessler '30, Celestine Phelan '31. Cello-Adeline Biggs '29, Mary Margaret Gaul '33, Saxophone-Kathleen Gaul '32, Corinne Nieters '30, Paul Rose '29, Henry Danley '29, Charles Haessig '31, Leo Powell '33, Barbara Schnieder '30, Norman Childres. Cornet-Herbert Haessig '25, Raymond Pohlmeyer '29. Flute-Norbert Rose '28, Drums-Philip Helling '25, Francis Wilken '30, Piano-Francis Wilken '30, Evelyn Middendorf '30. 11- . NEVER SAY DIE Hang on! Cling on! No matter what one says. Rush on! Sing on! The sun will throw its rays. Sitting down and whining, never helps a bit, Best way out of it, is just use your grit. Don't give up hoping when the ship goes down, Grab a spar-anything-just refuse to drown. Don't think you're dying-just because you're hit, Sit right up-take notice-use your grit ' -N. J. Rose, '28 'li SIXTY-FIVE
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