Central High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Muskogee, OK)

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if We're Learning io lllll' I SINE NH Keep singing is a difhcult assignment at any time, but during a war it be- comes increasingly necessary. Our music department is doing its utmost to up- hold the spirit of America through leading singing in the home rooms, staging patriotic assemblies, and giving programs for civic organizations. They gave a special Christmas assembly, an Easter assembly, and a Pan Amer- ican program. The girls' glee club and two groups from the Quivera Singers won Highly Superiors in the District Music Contest at Wichita University. A quartette from the boys' glee club went to the Regional Contest at Omaha, Nebraska, and received Highly Superior. Members of the boys' glee club include: Babb, Bishop, Cartarr, Chenowith, Cox, Dinwiddie, Estell, Ferguson, Ferris, Girvin, Grimm, Hackett, james, Kullman, Major, Marshall, Meloy, Moore, Olmstead, Parsons, Parish, Penner, Robbins, Saint, Bell, Blume, Cook, Lee, Lortz, Martin, McCabe, Mclvor, Orr, Taggart, Ulrich, Wade, and White. Marie Elcock is their accompanist. Mr. Arthur Hestwood directs the club. Members of the Girls' Glee Club are: Babb, Barker, Bowers, B. Brown, B. L. Brown, Chisholm, Clouse, Croft, Davis, Denny, Dillie, Duncan, Dun- ham, Elmore, Funk, Golver, Hair, Hannon, Harrison, Harvey, Hershey, Hen- rion, Hertzfield, Honer, Hoyt, Hume, jenkins, jones, Keeling, Ketzler, King, Landers, Lay, Margrove, D. Marley, Marley, Marshall, Mcllvain, New- combe, Nedholt, Osler, Pence, Pottorf, Robbins, Rosenberg, Ross, Schmid, Schul, Thompson, Tope, Youngmeyer, and Marjean Carr, accompanist. Those in the Quivera Singers are Bishop, Bowers, Brown, Cevely, Chisholm, Delk, Denny, Dinwiddie, Duncan, Dunham, Girvin, Hackett, Harvey, jones, Major, Mueller, Olmstead, Osler, Penner, Peters, and Poland. Miss Gratia Boyle is the director of both the girls' glee club and the Quivera Group.

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. . . then there are those ever-present proctors, two at each entrance fmost of the timey. They inspect pass cards of students as they leave the building during the day, keep a watchful eye on the people who wander around the halls during classes, give direc- tions to visitors and strangers search- ing for the office, auditorium, or some particular class room . . . and now we come to those unsung heroes, the cafeteria workers. They're always on the joh dishing out food, ringing up the bills on the cash registers, keep- ing the endless line of trays on the escalator running steadily along, keeping the dishwasher machine husy. PHHEIHHS

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