Craig High School - Hornet Yearbook (Craig, MO)

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oices Blend in Voca Group Jackye Gray and Carolyn Wickiscr reherse vocal solos for spring music contests. Many hours of practice are required if students make a creditable showing. The strains of Oh Holy Night of Bethlehem swelled through the auditorium as forty-two voices blended under the guiding hand of music director Elizabeth :Jchnegelberger to produce a first rate performance by the Girls' Glee Club fdespite colds and sore throatsj at the annual Christmas Cantata December 20. Regular members of the Girls' Glee Club are: THIRD ROW: Leota Sinkhorn, Pat Dougherty, Mary Mackey, Frances McQueen, Donna Kemerling, Saundra Kent, Marilyn Taylor, Sharon Worl. SECOND ROW: Wilma Stanford, Carol Rehm, Karen Randall, Thelma Gcrdes, Director Mrs. Schnegelberger, Karen Watts, Sondra Catron, jane Dunnihoo, Beverly Voltmer, Alice Barker. FIRST ROW: Arlen Buck, Barbara Helfers, Lois Whitham, Ramah Butcher, Marcia Randall, Jackye Gray, Eva Jane Drewcs, Elaine Hinkle. The girls receive l 4 unit credit for glee club, and take pride in presenting an annual Christmas Concert. The glee club is on call for various Church and community organizations. Girls who sing for four years and have ati average are presented glee club letters. S '. ' 'I' ,. ., - ,, - - 9 'Y' il . . or 9 ' ' ' nv .st rl Selectingthe six best voices is an impossible jobfor Mrs. Schnegelberger so her policy is to use two girls' seaitet and leave the decision to thejud es. One sextet last year rated Excel?ent at the Districtlxieet and Superior at the State. Working on Drowsy Tune are Arlene Buck and Barbara Helfers find. sop. J, Thelma Gerdes and Karen Watts Clst. sop. Jandjane Dunnihoo. Elaine Hinkle completes this group. Lois Whithamfind. sop.jand Marcia Randallflst. sopjcomplete four years in small vocalgroupsthis spring. Jackye Gray flsr. sop. J, Eva Jane rewes and Sondra Catron faltoj join in practicing The Littlejesus Came to Town . Ramah Butcher is the other Znd. soprano. K 'x - '1 Pv- ,,. M-4. if u.,pR1' 11 52

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BAC D i ' Gil - A odsou, R. Snyder, J, Ggeibjuifgsr' . , 1Oh1cnseh1en, 3- S R D. SECOND L H other, fgaghms D .ff Wu'-rewe erfs, hllmau, M, McQueen' E S Hcllgrs E. Heltsf ji 1 'ilu ers' M- Thllmson, KROW: Mrs chnc I . STANDING: Twyla Cain, Jimmy Smith, Mrs. Schnegelberger, Jennie Rundle, Jerry Geib. BACK ROW: J. Singleton, L. Rother, K. Geib, L. Helfers, B. Hejtman, K. Drewes, D, Biermann, I. Edwards, K. Owens, J. Thomson, J. Gray, C. Wickiser, J. Dunnihoo, M. Ramirez, R. Snyder, B. Gray, B. Heits, G. Snyder, L. Whitham. SECOND ROW: I. Schooler, M. I-Ieitman, L. Ingram, C. Dukes, D. Gates, D. Yandell, R. Heirs, E. Drewes, D. Wright, G. Anderson, D. Schooler, A. Buck. FIRST ROW: K. Schnege1berger,'M. Luhrs, S. Windhorst, E. Stoner, F. McQueen. h ' . 1 S' ' S son- .. S MW mmm. HRK Nqsf ff? 7 I -ere sr. ,wth . ' 8:41a- ' .wha , ,Lf i

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71 3, A Pt 4 y f 'A 7 Instrumentalists Form Ensembles lnstruitnzittal ensembles are popular in music competition. Doyle Yandell, Richard Heits, Eva Jane Drewes, Deklaris zichooler, Arlene Buck make up a Saxo- phone Quintet. The Brass Quintet is made up of Jimmie Thotnson, Esther S.oner, Joyce Edwards, Barry Gray, and Gene mnyder. Karen Schnegelbergcr, senior, is the only high school uiemher of the Clarinet Quartet, Other members are Linda Rother, Jana Sehooler, and Joyce Singleton. Hard workers at every home basketball games are the niemhers of the Pep Band. The students, chosen from the senior band for musicianship and reliability, work out on their own. lt would be more fun to sit in the cheering section of possibly with a date, but these students are faithful to the Pep Band. Arlene Buck, senior, displays her skill in a difficult passage from Debussy's Pour the Piano, which she is preparing for the spring contests. Arlene earned a I rating in the District and in the Mate contests last spring. Carol Rehm, junior, is entering piano competition for the first time this year. She shares accompanying duties with Arlene. Director Elizabeth Schnegelherger spends much of her free time giving individual instruction to these groups and individuals. Yer WY , t,,l W' xx Sli STANDING: Doyle Yandell, Carolyn Wickiser, Kenny Owens, Arlene Buck, Jennie Rundle, Twyla Cain, Karen bchnegelbertger, our director lilizahetli Schnegelberger, Marilyn Luhrs, Defslaris sehooler. 5lJA'l'EDg Loyd Whitham, Barry Gray, Esther Stoner.