Fornfelt High School - Bearcat Yearbook (Fornfelt, MO)

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X Q. 1 Qt- 8 4 si They were UThe Donkeyn Ca roundlg nGood-Night tx ca 8 1 L G GLEE CLUB When school opened September 7, 1945, thirty- nine students reported for chorus. Out of this number 10 were boys. Each class in high school was represented in the following number: Freshmen, 145 Sophomore, 105 Junior, 9, Seniors, 6. S Several four-part songs were learned this year. Ladiesng Wiome on the Rangeng NHymn of Loveng nJohn Peelng UNow the Day is Overng HAll Through the Nightug and WWho's That A-Callingu. The Bass section in the glee club is as follows Dean Wadlington, Jimmy Feemster, J, T. Hahs, Billy Owens, and Thomas Hopper. The Alto-Tenor group is as follows: Merril Buntin, Betty Kerby, Paul Wilker son, Peggy Wilhelm, Robert Cochran, Dorothy Dunger, Clyde Trucks and Stanley O'Neal.' The Second Soprano Tenor group: Carnetta Underwood, Virginia Kirk, Delores Benner, Lawanna Bertrand, Shirley Hahn, Ramona Blattel, Marilyn Finley, Naomi Blanchard, Mary Ann Weber, Evelyn Sanders and Darline Rader. The Garrison, Margaret Blanchard, Ruth Ann Eifert, Mary Alice Tyler, Shirley Dunger, Shirley Shoemate, Ada Tyler, Louise Davis, Rosemary Hopper, Estella Dunger, Roberta Rowland, Patsy Neely and Mary Alice Rudy. The following songs were sung for the Baccalau- reate services: nSou1, Be Stillu... .... Johann Franck nThe Holy CityW...... .... .....Stephen Adams The following songs were sung for Commencement: WNone, But the Lonely Heartn..Tchaekovsky-Treharne f WWho's That A-Callingn........Southern Melody g 'All Through the NightN.......Old Welsh Air 4 T-, ai The eighth grade girls sang two songs for Commencement:HMoving Alongn by Brandon-Zamecnik, , and NThe Fly and the Flean by Frances McCo1lin. , YY' 2 9 ui -5 -P Soprano group: Mary Speak, Jean Shoemate, Julia ia E V were X , G7

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A GB A 1 it S X G, 1 A ct EJ 9 ta' 5 E MEET AT CAPE ' On April 27, the annual Southest Missouri District meet was held at the College. Although' our ,school was not represented in the athletic field, we f had some students there plugging for our school in the scholastic field. Marilyn Finley was chosen for geornetryg Margaret Blanchard was selected for typingg al and Dean Wadlington and Jim Feemster were selected for American Government. ps Although none of our students was among the A I - upper three they all studied, thought, and worked 14, hard for their school. To those who will represent usnext year, we say Good Luck , and to those who will not be back for a second try we say, Thanks for 1, trying as you did, and we are proud of you as if you gay had placed f'irstf'. SD ' P A 3 s 'l V A 1, f fl, F A 1 I :jff ' . lil'-A 'a A e, ga y ,ID Q n Aft -Q - X