Cissna High School - Review Yearbook (Cissna Park, IL)

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T 7' 1 1, x 1 jd 'N x ' ! f,jLfMi i J Q25 f' 9 LU A 51 li 'F E E L, . 4121 ,' Q Hf wl ff 1 z' ,H U V W. . , ,W f Mr '-ri Vi!! V N aa -s rf - Qdrlrm JJ Back row, left to right: Ruth Leverenz, Leona Hasselbring, Lucile Farnsworth, Esther Brutlag, Nellie Sites, Ruby King, Blanche Ward. Second row: Miss Chappell, Velma Freidlinger, Corrine Ward, Bernice Aeschliman, Helen Kuebler, Rosella McCray, Mary Dryden. ' Front row: Lucy King, Roma Dryden, Minnie Kugler, Florence Baylor, Edith Newell, Beulah Richoz, Oma Aeschliman. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Citizens of Cissna Park, may we present the Girls' Glee Club, the new- est organization of our school, with Mr. Sullivan their director, and Miss Chappell, the pianist. During the past two years they have played an im- portant part in the school activities. Last year the Girls' Glee Club composed of twelve members repre- sented our High School at the County Literary Contest at Watseka, The Little Five Contest at Wellington, The District Missionary Convention and at the Inter-Society Contest. This year there are twenty girls taking part in the work. Twelve were chosen to combine with the Boys' Glee Club to form our High School Chorus. They participated in the County Meet, The Little Five, Inter- Society Contest, Baccalaureate Services, Commencement Exerciseslnd several local entertainments. They also participated in the District Musi- cal Contest held at Watseka, in which they won third place. -41926 IPAGE 411