Clarion High School - Lasso Yearbook (Clarion, IA)

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GIRLS' GLEE CLUB CLARION HICH SCHOOL MISS MARGARET BOWES Instructor in Music

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GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Carlyle tells us that All deep things are song, see deep enough and you see musically. Realizing this fact, seven of the talented high school girls, at the suggestion of their musical director, organized the well known glee club. Their popularity is a good indication that their selections have given excellent satisfaction and have been executed in an extremely artistic manner. The fact that they have sung at all important educational meetings is enough to show that their ability and influence have been recognized throughout the community. Another pleasing fact is that each member of this organization possesses the musical temperament of a soloist, which seldom occurs and without which the club could not have done such superior work. Gail Hickcox, first soprano. Byrd Porter, First soprano. Nellie Patterson, second soprano. June Young, first alto. Vera Peterson, first alto. Hattie Eldridge, second alto. Nina Sturgeon, second alto. . BOYS'QUARTETTE The quartette was organized irribctober, but did not make their first appearance until the middle of November, at the faculty reception. They were greeted with hearty applause and immediately charmed their listners, so that, at every school function afterwards, the programs were not complete unless the quartette consented to favor the audiences with at least.one selection. Itis hoped that the spirit and enthusi- asm and faithfulness to practice which these boys have exhibited will prove a precedent to similar organizations and will bring the same good results. Clifford Goslin, first tenor. Earl Pardun, second tenor. James Rowen, baritone. Howard Wetter, bass.