Chinook High School - Breeze Yearbook (Chinook, MT)

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BOYS GLEE CLUB The Boys Glee Club organized in September, 1944, with an enrollment of eighteen with Mrs. Jean Crockett as director. The tenors are: J. T. Butler, Keith Blackstone, Calvin Bosch, Donald Morrison, Gayle Norton, Orris Severson and Neil Summers. The baritones are: George Lang, Kenneth McLean, Jack Satleen, Robert Steinmetz. Richard Thorsen and Jimmy Warrington. The basses are: Dick Clikeman, Dick Edgington, Jack Hiebert, Mack Savage, and Donald Wurth. Of the tenors J. T. Butler is preparing to take the place of Bing Crosby. Whimsical Jack Satleen, a baritone, has ceased to be a member any longer. Delivering milk after school and singing in the Glee Club can hardly be jux-toposed, so our bass singer, Dick Clikeman, is delivering milk. Our only appearance in public this year has been at the Eastern Stai Banquet given for the Worthy Grand Matron. J. T. Butler sang a solo accompanied by Helen Ruhr. Dick Edgington and Jack Hiebert sang a duet with a guitar accompaniment. In an asesmbly the Boys Glee Club contributed their vocal ability by nutting on a play which was arranged around a Marine who had returned irom overseas. He fell asleep and relived his life before the war with a colorful background of favorite pre-war songs. Letters in music will be awarded to Orris Severson and Neil Summers. Lower—Mrs. Crockett, Jim Warrington, Calvin Bosch, Donald Morrison, Orris Severson. Gayle Norton. Dick Edgington. 2nd Row—.George Lang, Mack Savage, Neil Summers, Richard Thorsen, Donald Wurth, Jack Hiebert, J. T. Butler.

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Lower—Juanita Blevins, Mary Overcast, Ruth Baldwin, Madonna Brandon, Virginia Murphy Sh Luckett, Maurine Overcast, Lucille Renda, Wilma Butcher, Grace Shockley, Beverly Burns, „ ., Liddle, Maigie Keller, Rowena Renda, Beverly Jamoison, Doris Peterson. Miss Hunt. 2nd Kow-Thompson, Marietta Chapman, Harriet Bums, Aileen Hall, Alice Hall, Meta Mary Wurth, Bruss, Barbara Norton, Dona Lee Barber, Barbara Jones, Evelyn Ness, Ethel Carpenter, Rose Keith, Helen Kuhr, Hazel Brown. 3rd Row—Margaret Groneberg, Betty Anderson, Jean Ovesen, Jessie Harris, Betty Riley, Donna Bowerman, Margaret Phipps, Avis Wilcox, Joyce Miewald, Betty Boymton, Joyce Thompson, Alice Maetche, Rae Matsuoka, Betty Hiebert, Beverly Michalson, Betty Ruhr. 4th Row—Itha Blatter, Serena Ronne, Cecelia O'Brien, Barbara Stam, Mary Ann Wise, Alice Hiebert, Pearl Cohrs, Arlene Holmes, Charlotte Krbacher, Betty Mohar, Irene Mohar, Eva Moxley, Frances Gist, Grace Anderson, Mary Williams. 5th Row—Loma Burns, Caroline Felton. Evelyn McPherson, Iola Skoyen, Theresa Bennett, Lilly Kiefer, Emma Guertzgen, Donna Matheson, Helen Jacobson, Elna Funk, Kathleen Wagner, Nella Wadish, Lila Skoyen, Jean Mac Arthur, Yvonne Butcher. GIRLS GLEE CLUB Under the able direction of Lura Jean Hunt, the 84 members of the Girls Glee Club, completed the year with their annual spring concert. This program which was comprised of the songs learned through the year by practice, and perseverance, was received well by the public. 1. Salutation 2. Tales from the Vienna Woods 3. Cielito Lindo 4. From the Land of the Sky-Blue Waters 5. Sylvia 6. Amaryllis 7. The Last Time I Saw Paris 8. Indian Dawn 9. Ncopolitan Nights 10. Rose Marie 11. Can’t Yo’ Heah Me Callin' Caroline 12. The Bells of St. Marys’

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GIRLS DOUBLE SEXTETTE The Girls’ Double Sextette under the direction of Miss Hunt was continued again this year. The 12 members, including seven new ones, were as follows: Soprano? -Ruth Baldwin, Sharon Luckett, Beverly Jamieson, Row-ena Renda; Second Sopranos—Pearl Cohrs, Rosalie Mueller, Hazel Brown, Virginia Murphy; Altos—Doris Peterson, Avis Wilcox, Dorothy Modic, Marietta Chapman. This group appeared several times at such places as the Lions Club Luncheon, The District Tournament, The Junior and Senior Plays, Baccalaureate and Commencement exercises and various assemblies in the school throughout the year. Of the many songs they sang, Star Dust, Whispering, Sweet and Lovely, Dinah, Winter Wonderland, Blue Skies and Margie were the most popular. Both Miss Hunt and the girls can be complimented for the fine entertainment they have provided. Lower—Virginia Murphy, Hazel Brown, Beverly Jamieson, Rowena Renda, Marietta Chapman. Doris Peterson, Miss Hunt. 2nd Row—Pearl Cohrs, Ruth Baldwin. Sharon Luckett. Dorothy Modic, Avis Wilcox. Not shown—Rosalie Mueller.