Fort Lewis College - Katzima Yearbook (Durango, CO)

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Q 7 IXVJLWIJ V P314 7 LWIJLKWJLUULWJJLWJJIXYIJLWIJDUJ ' 7 7 'LWIJLWJ-I ' DUJLWIJ V P-VJ LKVJLKVJ ' NAL E o 4 GLEE CLUB The Glee Club this year has devoted its interests to Red Cross E Work. It was deemed unwise to attempt a long tour, so our Work E has been confined to Weld County, Where the Club has taken part ' in the raising of over one thousand dollars for Red Cross. E The final program given at the college on Friday, May 17th, : closed their season for the year. The program was as follows: E PART ONE 0 Beloved, It ls Morn ................. ..... A Zyard Z GLEE CLUB E Keep the Home Fires Burningl' ....... ........ N ofuello ' Because ........................... .... B lHardeZot ' GLEE CLUB 4 Vocal Solo- Land of Mine ............... .... Il 4facDe1-mia' ' MARGARET CLARK e Rose of My Heart ,................... ....... L ohr ' 'lMah Curly Headed Baby .............. ...... C Zutsan 1 GLEE CLUB , Piano Solo- Prelude .................. .... R achmaninof 4 RUTH RICHARDSON ,I Laddie in Khaki ...................... .... N owello GLEE CLUB .I Reading .................................. . . . Selected E LUCINDA F ARNSWORTH ,I Vocal Solo- I Hear a Thrush at Even ...... .... C adman if ELIZABETH DODGE .I Little Grey Home in the West .......... ..... L ohr 0 Pack Up Your Troubles ............. ..... P oiwell E GLEE CLUB 'Q Violin Solo- Kuiawak ............... . . .Winiazuski E lVIERN SNooK E The Hoodoo Tree E HELEN WALSH E PART TWO E 4 The Snoolc Sisters presenting a musical novelty E A PART THREE E Four Dances of the Long Ago : Sailor's Horn Pipe Minuet Scotch Reel E Holland Dutch Shoe Dance E Patriotic Living Pictures . A Cheerful Giver Spirit of Liberty Q A Cry for Aid Spirit of 1918 O , E P6X1PfA1 A xi A A ' l A DWGVSG R W A ' PfM1flN A PKYIDSYISO 175

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