Cordell High School - Blue Devil Yearbook (Cordell, OK)

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Outstanding Girl PATTIE JEAN BOOTHE es ff ze rv Re nS ° (), ts landing Boy BRUCE ALLEN

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GLEE CLUB ek Sahn ae The High School Glee Club, under the direction of Mrs. Orval P. Morrison, has had a very successful year. A program called the “Gypsy Campfire” was presented at the High School Hallowe'en Carnival. The stage was arranged as a forest scene with trees, logs, and a campfire. The girls’ costumes were bright colored ballet length skirts, white, long sleeved blouses, black boleros and bright head bands. The boys wore black boleros, dark trousers. and bright waist sashes. A tenor solo, “The Gypsy,” was sung by Bill Buie and the trio composed of Frankie.Flaming, Beth Goeringer, and Darline Anderson sang “The Wraggle Taggle Gyp- sies, O!” A Christmas cantata was presented on the chapel program. On January 31, the glee club went to the annual high school mass chorus at Still- water where they were directed by Noble Cain, noted composer and director. On March 10 the glee club sang at the monthly Superintendents’ and Principals’ Meet- ing. .Two numbers by the glee club as a whole were presented at this time. They were “Thanks Be To God,” and “Good-night; Good-night, Beloved.” The quartet, composed of Gloria Pugh, Donna Faye Carnes, Janelle Akers, and Helen Schmidt, sang “March Winds.” In the spring, the glee club made a trip to’ the surrounding schools—Sentinel, Port, Foss and Burns Flat. The glee club, girls’ trio and several solos entered the contest at Weatherford. The glee club participated in the Washita County Music Festival where a unit of class- ical songs were presented.