Circleville High School - Circle Yearbook (Circleville, OH)

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Girls' Sextet Walking by the music rooms on a Wednesday afternoon one is likely to hear the sweet musical sound of feminine voices. This is the Circleville High School Girls' Sextet. Chosen annually by Mr. Truman Eberly the six girls slng for various organl- zations and high school assemblies. They also take part in the annual state adiudications which were at Capitol University this year. Making up the sextet this year are the following girls: Soprano I: Marsha Morgan, Lois Wittich, Soprano ll, Judy Hurst, Patsy Smithg Alto, Weta Mae Leist, Elaine Woodward. Patsy Smith, Elaine Woodward, Weta Mae Leist, Judy Hurst, Marsha Morgan, Lois Wittich. Accompanist, Barbara Samuel 75

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'40 T J' wc 9 ar.. M I if gf v .K 1 4 Ye W f ' . 4 1' f CHOIR lst Row: E. Burkhart, A. Glass, W. Leist, B. Thornton, B. Brown, C. Young, B. Allen, P. Easterday, L. McNeal, J. Hicks, C Bell, L. Jones, A. Goff, B. Brown, M. Johnson, D. Ridlon, B. Samuel, B. Culp. 2nd Row: B. Lutz, M. Davis, J. Scott, M. Peters, C. Huffer, S. Newman, N. Barnhill, E. Blue, R. Strawser, F. Greiner, C Bivens, B. Leist, C. Gibbs, S. Mowery, E. Cupp, B. Lane. 3rd Row: D. Young, L. Walters, S. Anderson, C. Bass, A. Lindsey, S. Young, J. Hurst, B. Knecht, C. Bass, M. Mayberry, G Thompson, J. Leichliter, T. Arledge, N. Gibbs, C. Ferguson, E. Jones. 4th Row: S. Conley, P. Smith, K. Lane, K. Ayers, D. Marshall, J. Grooms, P. Peters, P. McFee, M. Wilkenson, L. Wittich M. Morgan, D. Mitchell, J. Spice, F. Elsea, A. Robinson. 5th Row: A. Adkins, E. Woodward, M. Evans, D. Lindsey, B. Meadows, A. Steele, M. Hufter, D. Isaac, B. Allen, B. Down- ing, J. Cooper, R. Crawford, C. Johnson, M. Meyers. 6th Row: E. Martin, E. Couch, D. Banks, W. Davis, T. Smith, B. Lamb, D. Manbeavers, J. Fausnaugh, C. Weldon, B Brown, B. Johnson, B. Purdin, M. Hosler. The Mixed Chorus For those students of the high school who are sincerely fond of vocalizing, the mixed chorus affords pleasurable group singing and relaxation. However, the 95 members of the choir under direction of Mr. Truman Eberly must practice diligently in preparation for each performance. ln addition to the regular Annual Vesper Service, this year o selected group of i9 members presented the program for the Circleville P. T. A. and the Monday Club. The highlight of this Christmas presentation was a Christmas Cantata, In David's Town, based on Latin-American carols. The group attended the Lutheran Church on March 23, and participated in the services by rendering some hymns. A few of the members were representatives at the Wilmington Folk Festival. The choir appeared with several choral selections in the Spring Music Festival, and also furnished numbers at Commencement. Weta Mae Leist accompanies the chorus. 74

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Orchestra lst Row: D. Mitchell, L. Wittich, J. Valentine, M. Magill, C. Johnson, S. McAlister. 2nd Row: P. McCoard, E. Jones, C. Ferguson, B. Brink, E. Musser, K. Fowler, D. Mason, B. Samuel, A. Adkins. 3rd Row: R. Magill, J. Johnson, H. Griest, D. Steele, P. McFee, T. Vaughn, M. Karr, B. Barthelmas, P. Graham, L. Dres- bach, J. Smith, M. McClure, Mr. Eberly. 4th Row: N. Barnhill, S. Clifton, R. McFee, R. Wellington. The Circleville High School orchestra is now in its thirty-seventh year. This year it was under the direction of Mr. Truman Eberly. The orchestra, which practices in the band room every Tuesday and Thursday during the eighth period, has worked on a large amount of music during this year. Some of this is: Mer- ry Widow Waltz, Syncopated Clock, Star Dust, 76 Two Guitars, Serenade from the Student Prince, South American Overture, and Snow White Fantasy. The orchestra played during the intermission of the Senior Class play and appeared on the program at the Spring Festival. lt ended the year by playing for the Commencement exer- cises in May.