Fort Bragg High School - Breath of Ocean Yearbook (Fort Bragg, CA)

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I' J 1'- S4 ?1'2E!fh nf Qbrean BOYS GLEE CLUB 'tithe Elec luhs Thrs year a Grrls and a Boys Glee Club have agarrr been organrzed rn the Fort Bragg Hr lr School lnder the etfrcrent leadershp of Mrss Orth frftv fue euthusrastrc grrls have turned out and the Boys Glee Llub has developed rnto the best rn the hrstory of the school Twenty two peppw and loval nrernbers started the bows program but before therr frrst LOIICCFI tutntw new members had been added On the seventeenth ot December the Glee Clubs made therr' frrst publrc appearance lll a Jornt concert at the Grammar School Audrtorrum Thev uere well recerred and frequently applauded bw the audrence Both clubs hare assrsted rn the programs glverr rn the assembly and hare grverr nranx vorce and prano recrtals at which ther spent errJoyable erenrngs v:::::::::::::5:::::::::::::::::::,:::::::::::::::2:1 . . , 1 - ' . . , , .. . , . g . , r . -.V . . . , U v'7 vr 1 1 v I ' .1 . ' . v v 1 'V Q v v ' -7 --T ,. ,- - Wm,- f - '35 A Q , ' ' I 4 T5 lx V 5?-J l ',r,! ', -