Fort Hays State University - Reveille Yearbook (Hays, KS)

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even’s Qlce (?lub Outstanding events of the Men’s Glee Club were .1 three d.» tour ot 1 1 1 • northwestern part 1 Kansas, the annual Home Concert and the Music Festival. The glee club under the direction ot Hobart S Davis also sang at several other programs during the vear The leading social ac tivitv was the spring formal Max Hughes pianist for the group was an added attraction t r the audiences To vunter balance the classic playing of Mr Hughes was Van Shaw, pianist prankster who gave readings and accompanied himself on the piano. The Varsity Quartette was called upon to entertain before manv id 1 1 crent group Members of the quartette (from right to left) are Lciaitd Flora. George ciglcr Karl Carson, and Clin ton Meyer. Other members of the glee dub are Bruce Bcmdt Maurice Blalu Clair Bondurant Wilbur Brock 1 . eland Brown Leon Clark. Duane Garnet Eugene Gishwillcr Kenneth Hcitschmrdt John Hemphill, Ivan Hill Harold Hocrsch Donald Kaufman Paul Kewlcs I hilhp I m ir Warren McHlroy Marion Mathews. Helmet Miller Allen Mttchem I U vd Moore Kenneth Moore. Rex Pearson Melvin Robbins, Lewis Schafer Eugene Schlcgci J D. Sharp udr, Stincmetz Philip Thomas. Robert Tichcnor Robert Yeaggv Walter Gaumer C.lenn Garlson Charles Lacey John Butler Maurice Albertson. William I usk, Loyd Willison Page T uttniy- thfvt '

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1 • ‘Womens Qlee 0ub I he Women Glee Club look pari in several activities i his year. Some of the programs in whicli thev appeared were I he McDowell Pea The Music I estival and a dance program I he Glee Club is directed bv Miss Lucille Pel ten I In Women s Quartette made numerous appearances in Hays and also in other towns The Quartette members are Mildred King. Juanita Thompson. Lou Verne Williams and Winnie Adams he members of the Glee Club are. Winnie Adams Margaret Bartholomew. Doris Brakebill Margaret Brown lloBrum.it Ruth Butler Eleanor Calvcr Lsther Conard Plov Richards W,1 l.id.ne Dillon. Lois Douse, Julia Drag! Zelma Jane Pel ten. Blanche Garlow Alice Purthmev r Ml drc , d Juanita Thompson Clarice Haag LoRee Hall Ila Harshbarger l cona Her mar Evelyn Srut man Dorothy Hunsicker Hazel Oshant Mildred King Louise Kirk Lor- rawu Kohler Muriel Koont . Lveleen Lehasck Martha Bleu I me Lucille l ove Esther Major ouise Marvin V erda Mvers. Lillian Patten Margaret Paxton Anne Reed Alene Renner Id Itan Roper Marie Sainer Maude Scherer. Florine Schlegel I ranees Scranton Elsie Mae Sire carle Snoubarger Darlienne I hompson Betty lean Walker Dorothy Winter RitaWies back Lou Verne Williams. Pern Wright. Marjorie Wvckoff Beckv York Mary Zeller Bonnie Zimmerman Clara Mae Brown. Grace Piper Graci Hartshorn, Evelyn Witt Plorence Ada I ruan Arthelta McKenna Page Twenty -two

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Little i The Little Theatre Players of Ft. Hays State have been most successful in their pre sen Utions this year This success is due to the ceaseless direction and efforts of Mr. Or- vis Grout the youthful but efficient director of the Little Theatre Group Top - — We see The Old Ladies of Ft. I lavs State Mary Pat in the upper left hand corner of the picture May Borglund to the right and Doris Swanson Mow. — Izella and Scotty in a pose from Rockwell Kent ' s etch mgv In the middle picture Judgment Dav descends when I yman Wooster calls Cloyd Pugh onto the witness stand while the other witnesses and spectators watch breathlessly l ella and Scott v are being prosecuted for j crime id which they are innocent Van Shaw, as the Bloody l sankow. in a most realistic performance Brooks Rickard adds plenty of Jevcr bits in the form of badly timed takes. Kr ou Making up— it requires much skill to obtain the correct stage effects For some it takes more than one to do the job right a% witness the assistants But the re suits appear to be worth the efforts. Pour I u’cniy four