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ORCHESTRA MISS VIVIAN FLAGG. Director Violins—Ralph Pierman. Richard Swank. Rose Olcott, Joel Clay. Ernest Lamukin. Charles Von Hout, Florence Kinney. Bonnowyn King. Mrs Little. Clarinet. John Stager. Saxophone, Lynn Wilson. Cornets, Herbert Illitk, Gordon Ray. Trombone. Elizabeth Bush Piano, Harry Ray. BOYS’ QUARTET MISS VIVIAN FLAGG. Director William Downs. First Tenor Irwin Jones, First Bass John Warren. Second Tenor Mr. R. W. Harper, Second Bass
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GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB MISS VIVIAN FLAGG. Director First Saprano— Josephine Bronson Bethel Tupper Dorothy Van Brussell Elizabeth Coville Josephine Mead Pauline Solomon Second Soprano— Theone Sternaman Betty Freer Rachel Davis Juanita Groswiler Gertrude Walker Eva Burlingham Alto— Elizabeth Bush •Maxine Root Marian Newberry Mary Walroth Sarah Rice No picture Pianist. Mrs. Little Director, Miss Flagg CONCERT The Girls’ Glee Club met early in September, organized and began the work of the year. Vacancies were filled and members added so that the club consisted of seventeen members, four of these being seniors Public appearances were made at Assembly, P. T. A., M. I. Club, Odd Fellows Banquet, and on the evening of January 24, 1931 the Club, under the direction of Miss Vivian Flagg, and accompanied by Mrs. Evelyn Little, presented a concert in the school gym. The Trio rendered two selections and Elizabeth Bush gave two trombone solos. As an r ' ’ded feature the club presented a one-act operetta entitled. “The Nifty Shop.” The Girls Glee Club presented programs at Bellevue and Comsock. The Glee Club and the mixed chorus entered the District Contest at Kalamazoo and received honorable mention.
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. • DEBATING HERBERT TAG. Coach Mabel Kirklin. Captain Helen Simon Gertrude Walker Loren Sent Florence Clay STATE LEAGUE Dale Opponent Place Opponent Galesburg Nov. 14 Athens There 3 1 Nov. 20 Lakeview There 4 0 Dec. 5 Nashville Here 3 1 Jan. 8 Tekonsha Here 0 4 COUNTY LEAGUE Feb. 2 Augusta Here 0 4 Feb. 16 Kellogg There 0 4 Feb. k,6 Portage Here 4 0 Non-decision practice debates were held at various times throughout the year with Hastings, Lakeview. Battle Creek, Central and Plainwell. The subject for debate was, Resolved: That National Chain Grocery Stores Operating in the State of Michigan are Detrimental to the People of the State. The debating team for Galesburg High School received a mahogany wall plaque during the years 1929-1930, through the courtesy of The Detroit Free Press. In the year 1931 they won for the school a banner awarding them second honors of the county.
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