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The musicians are to be commended for their artistic efforts which afforded I ff? X y ff I B df? 1, i f ff? ----e-R-WNMQQ c, 'fs X X - Debate-Music Contestants Our debates this year were accompanied by musical numbers which added a note of the artistic to the sterner debates. In both debating triangles the finest musical talent was exhibited. The numbers consisted of piano, violin and vocal solos, duets, and trios. In the FindlayfBowling GreenfKenton triangle, Dorothy Gilbert, Helen Koontz, Rose McCarthy, William Fleming, John Hollington, and Worth Kramer accom' panied the affirmative team to Kenton, Mary Russell, Lillian Russell, Maleta Stall, Richard Davis, George Killinger, and Leroy Wolfe were the contestants at the home debate with Bowling Green. In the second triangle, FindlayfFostoriafLima Central, Dorothy Gilbert, john Hollington, Kathryn Wertz, and Isabel Huddle were our contestants at Fostoria with the negative team. The contestants at home with the affirmative team were Robert Alge, Anna Mary Schwab, Kathryn Hamilton, and Helen Walters. Gut contestants shared the honors with the opposing schools in both triangles but retained a greater part of them. ideal entertainment. Menibers Helen Koontz Maleta Stall Dorothy Gilbert Leroy Wolfe William Fleming Isabelle Huddle Worth Kramer Anna Mary S hwab John Hollington George Ixillinler Lillian Russell Kathryn Wert Richard Davis Ixathiyn Hamilton Mary Russell Robeit Al e Helen Walters Y ' V. ' Y ' .pl NinetyfTwo I . -T, g we . I it 955 T-ilii ! Y i X V an - I , '11 N I i. 'l Q., fm, II ,A 'Iliff I an t ii 5353, 5-.ggi -X W X' Ik W . J! ' gr If Ml' -HQ T . u .ra . ' . a ' ' ,QQ .5 '..f..rS..4-.v ah.. '- Q uu 5 '15 .ESE WDW I in
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'4- 511' . ga. sa y ,1 g Brig P 2f lYlaQ 5fn7Fbf A Q9 Y .. cg 4 Orchestra The last four or five years have seen a great improvement in Findlay High School's Orchestra. Under the leadership of Mr. Morgan it has grown from ten to thirtyffive members. Any Sophomore, Junior or Senior who plays a musical inf strument is eligible to membership in this orchestra. At present there are twelve violins, eight clarinets, two cornets, one bass viol, seven saxaphones, four trombones and one drum. This group meets every Monday and Friday from 9:00 to 9:45. A half credit is given for this work. For the last two years, the orchestra has had a large part in the success of the operettas by accompanying some of the solos and by playing for the dances of the chorus. They also furnished music for both the Debates, the Junior Play, Football Boy's Banquet, Senior Play and for some of the basketball games. Cur orchestra has received much praise from the citizens of Findlay as well as from out of town people who have accompanied visiting teams. lt is always a credit to F. H. S. - Members bl! . Don Riddel John Mueller Carlotta Patterson Harold Laub Ralph Wagner Levon Copeland Leora Couples Jasper Treece Margaret Bair Ruth Gaines Margaret Roller DOH Hostettler P' - Zola Bibler Clark Moore Tony Wolfe , ard Helen Walters John ,lefferds Herbert Crozier Mary Russell Maleta Stall Tom Timmerman Egg' Pearl Urschlitz Max Ritter Russell Bishop Harry Switzer Robert George Clarence Farley ,Eg I Violet Price Simeon Andrews Karl Leary flgig- .gr Lillian Russell Victor Bonnell Doris Ehersole Helen Swab John Snyder 1 ' f milk, A , V ?T,,., , Q- I i Ninety Three ' K- F
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