Connors State College - Con Rah Yearbook (Warner, OK)

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g ee Cm THE CONNORS GLEE CLUB had a busy schedule both first and second semester. They presented the music for the Thanksgiving and Chirstmas assembly programs, and the soloists, trio, and quartette together with the Glee Club presented another beautiful program. The well-known Twas the Night Before Christmas by Fred Waring was a part ofthe Christmas presentation. The first program ot the second semester was the Easter assembly, where two scenes were presented-the Passion, and the Resurrection. Appropriate music was provided for both scenes. Jerry Phillips, Mary Hopkins, Par- thena Urqhart, Bill Ralston, and Karen Richardson had solo parts in this program. The well organized trio, quartette, and ensemble did their part during both semesters, providing music for all assemblies, for graduation, and for radio broadcasting. The music department had a recital for all voice and piano students of Connors Qincluding students from Warner who study at the collegel on December 16, and a formal spring recital in May. The music department is under the direction of Mrs. Marion Pantel. Miss JoAnn Lewis, a Sophomore, assisted Mrs. Pantel. Members of the trio are: Jerry Phillips, Mary Hopkins, and Parthena Urqhart. Quartette: Karen Richardson, Clydene Booker, .lack Con- ner, and Jack Blackwell. Ensemble: Glenda Casey, Mary Hopkins, Jerry Phillips, Parthena Urqhart, Karen Richardson, Carol Abel, and Leta Beth Ralls.

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mu ,M . Q 'H ' t M660 E 25 RUSSELL BELLES is an organization of Freshmen girls who reside in Russell Hall. The 1954-55 officers chosen are: President, .lohnnye Koonce, Sallisaw, Vice-President, Juanita Darnell Muskogee, Secretary-Treasurer, Mary Nell Mizell, Stigler, Reporter, Carole Abel, Tulsa, and Student Senate Representa: tive, Carol Trout, Schulter. , The outstanding event ofthe year, sponsored by the Russell Belles, was the Sadie Hawkins Week when customs reversed and the girls 'took the boys out. Climax of the week was the costumed dance, when prizes were awarded for the best costumes. Q I l l, JL TRI PSI sophomore women chose the following officers for the 1954 55 ear President JoAnn Lewis 1 r ' Y 5 r 1 Stigler, Vice-President, Helen Corley, Sallisaw, Secretary-Treasurer, Evelyn Burr, Checotah, Student Senate Representa- tive, Patricia Williams, Stigler, and Sponsor, Miss Libby Marshall, Muskogee. The purpose of the club is to promote a better understanding and a closer friendship among women students. The outstanding activity was the Freshman Initiation week which culminated with a dance and a Kangaroo Court in the Recreation Hall. .ml :L -11-CF di:-i ',f G m. A ' ,-, ,, . ., LL wg' T l .Z QE