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e. . Q 'N is ff P 3 13 cos? The Girls Chorus Presenting for your critical gaze and your deserved admiration the 1928-29 Girls' Chorus, one of the most active of organizati-ons at Central High during the past school year. Much has been accomplished in what one may term the greatest season in Girl Chorus history. Having something dedicated to one's self is a most signal honor. The chorus was given the distinction when Mr. Morten J. Luvaas, director, dedicated his arrangement of the negro spiritual Let Us Cheer the Weary Traveler to the Central girls. Holding a dinner on September 17th, the Chorus initiated all new members, rightfully and painlessly f'?J The girls also emerged into the salesmanship field by selling home-made candy in the auditorium at two of the Dramatic Club presentations. On November 24th, inspired by a desire for greater wealth Cpecuniary gainj they held a Rummage sale at which all members of the Chorus and their friends generously contributed. Therefore, success! Then, becoming more socially inclined, the girls of this active organ- ization sponsored a bridge tea on December 6th at the Blue Bird Ballroom. Miss Mercer and Miss Bennett poured tea. Those attending heard the following program: Dramatic Reading ...... ............................. M agdalene Pfeil Vocal Solo .................................................................... Beth Hughson Violin and Piano Duet .............. Jane Winter and Virginia Ashby And, seemingly possessed of the spirit of those who get what they wish, they drew plans for and made their new chorus uniforms. fThey proved that if you want something done, do it yourself.J With roller skating coming into due prominence at Central during the past year, the Chorus followed the excellent example of other organizations and sponsored one of their own. fSuccessful.J The Northwestern Pennsylvania Music Contest took place in Erie on April 26th with many musical organizations from the state competing in this city for honors. The Central Girls' Chorus, entering with the deter- mination to do their very best, made a creditable showing. For those members of the Chorus who are saying goodbye to old Central in June, the undergraduates in the organization gave a farewell banquet during the latter part of May. The officers of the Chorus are as follows: FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER F. Nagle, Pres. B. Murray, Pres. W. Nagle, Sec.-Treas. W. Nagle, Sec.-Treas. 94
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