Cedarville High School - Cedarscope Yearbook (Cedarville, OH)

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HIS ye-211' 21 boys' glee clulm was Ul'g'Zl1llZCCl to fill 21 long- fclt nccd i11 our school lH'Ug'l'21l1l. XYC l121cl tl11'cc 11121-itll' objectives i11 vicw: lirst. to provide 21 cl12111cc for 11111siC21l clcvclop111c11t2 sec- oml. to develop Zl pc1'fo1'1112111cc gl'lJll1J of which thc school might wcll lic lmroucl: 2111rl tl1ii'cl. to lmcnclit by thc g'l'OXYtl'l of thosc soci21l 11'z1its whosc devclop111c11t is clcpe11clc11t upon g'i'o11p p211'ticip21tio11 in Il wo1'tl1wl1ilc e11te1'p1'isc. NYC believe the results have justified the effort extenclecl. XYc z11'c lllblllllg 1l121t this XCZLIJS cxpe1'ic11cc is but thc Slqllllllg' stone to Il fuller 1'c21liz21tio11 of thcsc goals i11 yours to come. l i1'.vl ruzrf M11 Rc-1-rl. li, l51111cx':1111, li, lk-21111. ,l. l'r1'sto11, R. Xvilllgllll, Xl. xYllllZlll1S4rll, H. Cooley, I.. jzzcolms. ,Sliwflld Voir: IJ. lil'L'Xl'CI', Xl. XY1-sl, Li. Vloiics. IQ. 'lJll1lC'S1lll. j. Xortliup, li. ll1'11c-clict. Tllirrl ro-rv: Ll. Post. N, llrowii, R. llolulniiis, XY. lflfllll. XY. qX111lr1'xx', ll. Kikcii, I.. l'.lllliCl'S4Jll. ,l. Mcfulloiigli, BOYS CHORUS

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GIRL CHORU lfirxf row: Mr. Run-cl, M. .'X. Lott, M. li. Lott, M, j. Lott, L. Xmlcrsoii. D. Runiszly, M. Rumpkc, l'. Ross, M. Gray, ll. llulllliii, N. Nlilliamson, Y. jorclon, ll. Taylor, ll. L'oultci', ll. C'opcl:mcl, ll. Auclrcw, A. l'ullin, Il. Nelson, M. XX-lllttlll,Q,'lUl1, lf. l':1tto11. .Slwolul row: D, Gi-rharclt, M. Turner, l.. Jacobs, A. Pickzircl, A. Smith. M. Collins, ll. Ross, K. Rzmclall, M. Cla-is, LA. 'l'urncr, R, llcnncliy, Il. Swzuigo, IJ. fi21llUXXllj', R. Rilvy. -l. l.Zlllk', M. Dailey, ll. 'l'rucsclzllc, Lf licrguson, .-X. llrcwcr, -1. llootcs, Y. Swuncy. Tfzird row: ll. jucly, l. XN'akclL'y, A. Rumpkc, ll. Stover, R. -lohnston, j. llarpcr, lf. lllflilllilll, D. KL-muon, M. Tiirnhiill, ll, Rovvc, lf. Williamson, M. 'li1lWllSlCj', li. Xmlcrsoii. M. Martimlale, j. Urcswcll, j. Ni-ul, H. Ilush, R. Strucwing. Music has ucvcr wzultccl for stuclcnt support at U-1lzi1'x'illc lligh, Zlllil the Ciirls' lilcc Club has he-cn one of tha- most novulzir musical owfzinizzltioims. P1 This group has mot once czich week to stucly music ZllJpI'L'ClZlflllll, :md through group songs thc girls h:u'c hccomc fumilizu' with the tcclmiquc of rczuling' musiczll scorvs. This yvzu' thc' :lim of the gfljllll has hccn to achieve ll clcgrcc of perfection in their songs. The Girls' lilcc Cluh is UI'gZllllZCCl with thc following persons :is officvrs: Vrcsirlcnt, llctty Rowvg Secretaries, Mary .lczm Towlislvy, .Iuzmitzi ll:u'pc1', :mil llclcu Anclrcws. Page 44

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THE BAND ci- -I. Reinhard, R. llcatty, ll. Rowe, Lf XVatkins, XY. Collins, XY. Corry, J. Huffman, K. llencdict, XV. Hughes, M. Whittington, C. Post. . ll: J. llcck, P. Rose, II. -Indy, I.. liulkerson, IJ. Swango, L. Tucker, li. Irvine, P. Dobbins, D. VYilliantson, R. Conley, W. Stormont, N. Finney. S: J. Gillilain, D. XN'isecup, P. VVhittington, lf. Chaplin, J. Bradfute, E. Kennon, J. McMillan, Y. Rigio. M. Turnbull, D. Gerhardt. li. HufTtnan, V. Fields, H. Andrew, W. Aiken. .Vol in ffl'fl1l'l'f Ii. Patton, G. Martindale, j. Fudge, j. VN'hittington, H. Ross, XY. llradfute. VV. Andrew. The band this year completed its second season and may justly be proud of the progress made both in musicianship and as a marching organization. Again it proved itself a colorful organization and a useful one. It played at all hotne basketball games. for various other school functions, and at- tempted to reward the local community for its generous support by playing at various civic projects. The band regrets the loss of the following members by graduation: lletty Rowe, Robert lleatty, Bill Aiken, john Fudge, Laurence Fulkerson, and Clark Post. They were loyal and capable musicians and their places will be hard to fill. The band is looking forward with anticipation for even greater success in the coming year. To its present tneinbership whose worth has been proved, will be added a fine group of young musicians trained in the instru- mental classes and the junior orchestra. Page 46 l