Chatsworth High School - Tale Feathers Yearbook (Chatsworth, IL)

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GIRLS GLEE CLUB Back Row: Schade, Hamilton, Barnes, Ward, Ratliff, Lawless, Gard, Sims, Fine- field, Brown, D. Kane Row 2: C. Beck, Cording, Weller, Hubly, A. Hornickel, Henken, Frobish, Perkins C. Wooten, M. Kane, Herr, Mr. Clifford Row 1: J. Beck, Ruppel, M. Kueffner, Rosendahl, E. Zorn, Felt, R. Bess, Runyon, G. Trunk, M, Bouhl GIRLS GLEE CLUB Mr. Clifford had charge of the Girls Glee Club this year, t has slightly increased over that of last year. Twenty-eight blue robes trimmed in orange were purchased to outfit last years glee club. This number was insufficient to clothe the glee club this year as only three Seniors were lost by graduation and nine new members gained by the incoming Freshmen. However, some of the upper classmen were not out for glee club this year so the total enrollment was about thirty. The girls practiced hard on the following selections which they used on music night, at the Vermillion Valley and District Contest; A Madrigal in May” and Italian Street Song . They will also sing for the baccalaureate service. Janette Beck was the accompanist at the piano this year.

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BOYS GLEE CLUB How 3: Cline, Haberkorn, Gillette, Cooney, A. Sterrenberg, Sneyd, Turner Ribordy, Crews, Fraher, Rebholz, V ahls, D. Milstead, C. Brown N. Brown Row 2: Beck, accompanist, Schade, Kyburz, Rosenboom, R. Milstead, Gard Brydon, V allrlch, McEvoy, Feely, Culkin, Game, B. Hill Seated: P. Sterrenberg, S. Hill, Lawless, McGuire, Hummel, Garrity, Fine field, Mr. Clifford BOYS' GLEE CLUB The Boys1 Glee Club, which was organized four years ago by Miss Stoutemyer, has been functioning nicely this year under the direction of Mr, Clifford, It has an Increased enrollment over last year, being composed of eleven freshmen, four sophomores, nine juniors, and seven seniors. Twelve of this number were selected to represent us in the Vermillion Valley. They were chosen by voice tryouts. The numbers which they selected were Steal Away to Jesus , a negro spiritual, and the ever popular On The Road to Mandalay . They sang at the annual school music night, the Vermillion Valley Contest and in the District contest at Fairbury. The Glee Club was accompanied by Janette Beck.

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MUSIC CONTESTANTS How 3: Glenn Rosenboom, Jack Lawless, Paul Sterrenberg, Raymond McEvoy, Ray- mond Wallrich, Jerome Rebholz Row 2: Miss Stoutemyer, Mary Ruth Hubly, Dorothy J. Herr, Janette Beck, Betty Jo Sims, Mr. Clifford Seated: Maryjane Kueffner, Eunice Zorn, Rose Johnson, Harriet Felt MUSIC CONTESTANTS C.T.H.S. was represented by a large number of soloists of various voices this year, including five sopranos, three tenors, one contralto, and three baritones. These sang at our annual music night and one from each group was selected to represent us in the Vermillion Valley and District Contests. The following selections were used for the music night program: Duna -----------------------------------------------Jerome Rebholz In The Time of Roses”-------------------------------Betty Jo Sims Sylvia and Luxemourg Gardens ----------------------Janette Beck Where My Caravan Has Rested ------------------------Glenn Rosenboom Kashmiri Song --------------------------------------Mary Ruth Hubly Give A Man A Horse He Can Ride and Macushla ------Raymond Wallrich By The Waters of Minnetonka ------------------------Mary jane Kueffner Captain Mac ----------------------------------------Jack Lawless Bells of The Sea ------------------------- --------Raymond McEvoy Goin Home and Sing, Sing, Bird on the Wing ------Harriet Felt Carmena and A Heart That’s Free --------------------Dorothy Jean Herr A Son of the Desert and The Drum Major -----------Paul Sterrenberg For the Vermillion Valley Contest, Jerome Rebholz was the tenor soloist, Paul Sterrenberg baritone, Janette Beck, contralto, and Dorothy Jean Herr, soprano. The soloists were under the direction of Miss Stoutemyer. In this contest, Jerome placed third, Paul third, and Janette second. Eunice Zorn and Rose Johnson played instrumental solos, and with Corrine Beck and Mr. Clifford formed an ensemble.