Columbia College - Cayuse Yearbook (Milton, OR)

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Girls, Glee MISS ADAIR, Director MISS OLSEN, Aceompanist Members Sara McCaulay Ilene Roeder Ruth Williams Eula HObbS May Rogers Esther Bienfang Ruth ShanGle Alice Howard e a Mrs. O.bHubbs Selma W-endler 101217 HObbS . mums Wright Linnie Carney Velma Hams Dorothy Smith Rose Leibrand Marion Goodman A Girlst Glee Club was organized this year by Miss Bernadine Adair, 0f the Columbia College Conservatory. . Miss Adair has worked verylhard in training the girls and has succeeded in securing a good chorus. Miss Norma Olsen, head of the Conservatory, kindly volunteered as pianist. Under the two teachers the girls have not only profit- ed by the excellent training, but have had much pleasure from the work. The girls held one candy sale. A good sum was netted which was used to buy new music. Miss Adair has willingly given her time and energy for the organization and training of the Glee Club. Miss Olsen has also been very generous in helping the girls and she is to be prais ed for her willing help. The result of their work was shown by the excellent appearance of the Girls Glee Club in the Columbia Glee Club Concert Twe'nfy-c'ig ht

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Rmyd. Inn Idiwr 5min: G111: Twenty-seven Costume Recital PROGRAM Violin Duet$I3etite la Melodie 1F1'ench1. .ch Dancla Laverne Mansfield Gerita Miller The Shepherdis Song tShepherdess1 ......... Gregh Eva Wells Dollyk Cradle Song.......................-.Ke1'n Vivian Green Piano DuetePizzacati 1F1'ench1 ........... Delibes 1111111911 Groves. Lottie Mead A Call on the Butcher 1American VVomarU ..... ............................. May Isabel Fisk FI' ances Peter S011 ViolinGAir from Opera, Ill Trovatore 1113113110. Verdi D 111e Bar tholomew Dance Caprice 1Norwegian1 ............. Ole Olsen Lillias Wright The Pixies Coasting ......................... Eleanor McEwen George Washington and the Cherry Tree tItaliam Leigh Price The Gypsy Dance .......................... Haydn . 11611121 Miller Cornet SoloeStar of Bethlehem .................. Leon McQuary Joyous Farmer ......................... Schumann Eve 11'11 Kreiger Re ap the Flax 1Dutch DrilD ................... Helen Wright Agnes VanSlyke E1ea1101 McEwen Genevieve Gallow ay, Vera Wells Dance on the Greensward 1Bavarian1 ......... Bohm Veva Bentley Vocal Duet-Pretty Rainbow Hndiam ..... Phinkett Sara McCaulay Eula Hobbs Violin-Irish Jigs ..................... , ....... Rose Leih1 and John James Godfrey 1Americari Miherf .Anonymous E11111n Coe Violin-Shephe1'd Dance. . . . . . . . . V. ...... Edgerman 11111191110 Mansfield Wedding Dav at Throldhangen 1N01'wegian1. G1'ieov Tola Hobbs In the Mornini tNeg1'o1 . . . .Paul Lawrence Dunbar Vera XVells Vocal Quartette-Gypsy Love Song ........ Herbert Lois Gray, Ruth Shdngle R111'1Ve111111'1', 111111193 Rexmdd

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' Wyn: .- iv Boys, Glee WW Mr; M . MR. HOWARD. Director MISS ESTHER BIENFANG, Accompanist Members Leonel Gray Wallace Henninger Fil'mzlll Kenoyer Milton H-enninger Manlee Spores Roy XVendler V H ' V. . . P U 9H 4. J MaItln Radchffe W 111mm Rlce 1 hutch huh 11 Charles Rexroad H 7 txllhm-t Howard lhomas loung Martin Howard Antrim Kenoyer The Columbia Boyst Chorus was begun in the later part of November. By a unanimous vote, Mr. Howard was elec ted director, and Roy Wrendler, presi- dent. Miss Bienfang agreed to be pianist, and to assist in directing. For a short time, practice was con fined to one period of thirty minutes a week. Finding this time scarcely sufficient, another period was added, both of which were well and regularly attended. The singing progressed very rapidly under the fine directors, and in a sur- prisingly short time, the club appeared at chapel, and sand the old but beautiful selection, ttThere,s Music in the Air? Again, at the celebration given in honor of the birthdays of Washington and Lincoln, the Club sang a very beautiful song written as a tribute to Washlngton, ttMount Vernon Bells? At the Glee Club concert given 011 the twenty -fi1'st of April by hnth girls and hoyst choruses at the college auditorium. the. boys sung fom- selections as follows: Southern Menmriesq with Get Away from dis Cornfielt ; rand ttMy Dear-O't, a patriotic selection. and tNut Brown Maiden. A quzlrtette was formed 0f our best Singers: 1st tenor. Roy XVendleI': 2nd tenor. Firnmn Kenoym'; 18st buss Antrim Ix'enm'er: 211d buss, Charles Rexroad. At the, Commencem911t exercises. another svelec timl. The Flag Withuut Stains. was ermlitnhly per- gox'med. S0 closed the very successful year of 1920 '21. fan- the Columbia Boys' Chorus. u'szy-nine