Elgin High School - Panther Tracks Yearbook (Elgin, IA)

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it 'N f 'WJ xx X W' A W I 1 jp f ', Af' 'gl U4-it March-Men In Gray...... ...Brohmstedt Deep River Rhapsody............. .....Waltera Tuba Solo-Forty Fathoms........... ...Walters Wanda Shaffer American Hhapsody................. ....Grundman BAND Clouds......................... .....Charles The Cloud....................... ....Fleteher Little David Play on Yo' Harp..... ....Watson GIRLS CHORUS . Like A Mighty Eagle............ ........Spohr The Erie Canal................. ....Bartholomew I Got Shoes....................... ....Bartholomew BOYS CHORUS H1 Ho Sing Gaily............................Luraas The Peasant and His Oxon.......Smith-Aschenbrenner Emitte Spiritum...........................Sohuetky MIXED CHORUS Overture-Argentina.......... ...Buohtel Trumpet Trio-Jim Dandies..... ...Watters Finale-New World Symphony...... ....Dvorak BAND The musical groups of E.H.S. gave a spring musical on May 1, 1952 in the gymmasiu . These groups also gave a Christmas musical. The instrumental and vocal soloists gave a concert on March 26, 1952. The newly- organized marching band marched for the first time this year. They performed during the half of the Elgin- Fayette football game, on Dollar Day in Elgin, and on Spook Day in West Union. The Junior Girls Chorus, which was formed this year, took part in the Christmas Pro- gram. The band, mixed chorus, girls' chorus, boys' chor- us, soloists, and ensembles participated in the spring musical contests.

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: ,KS Q 1 I 'I I, . -Q Aff A 4-4 N 'ff 'pf Q, I -1, 4 . -n Q 0 O 0 Many strange and weird sights were seen in the Elgin High School October l. Initiation of the lowly green freshmen was being held. Some of these sights were: Glen Snyder as uMuttNg Dwight Gruver as nJeffng Marilana Ogle as nAunt Jemimang Elaine Anderson as nRastusHg Beverly Muehlethaler as the Friendly Undertaker: Stanley Lehman as the Indian squaw with her pa- pooseg Reva Belle Medberry as an organ grinder with Richard Clark as her monkey. Each of the freshmen had to bring treats to the seniors, which were enjoyed very much. The freshmen were marched downtown by the seniors after several group snapshots had been taken. At 6:30 p.m. the seniors and freshmen journeyed to the movie, NI Was A Communist for the F.B.I.u showing in West Union. Refresh- ments were served by the seniors after they re- turned to Elgin. It was fun for both the student body and teachers, and we are sure it was a day that will be well remembered by the freshmen and seniors. .3 XX .Y 4- if I ,-9-lu J