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BOYS ' CHORUS Row 1: Alan LaRue, Darryl Thompson, ' Walter Wood, Dennis Casey, Kent Gordon, Danny McPheeters. Row 2: Gerald Bowmar, Allan West, Robert Bowman, William Wyatt. Row 3: David Deihl, Wayne Reed, Tom Leech, Roger Weimer, Don Potter, George Griswold, Don Getts, Charles Tooman. Row 4 : James Houser, Larry Barnes, Robert Pnnzing, Gene Bartels, Tom Treesh, Norman Peters. Vocal Music GIRLS’ CHORUS Row 1: Cora Loomis, Martha Best, Judy Bonnett, Ruth Sparks, Cartilyn Maggert. Row 2: Eleanor Newman, Kay Cramer, Kay Feagler, Marlene Feick, Evelyn Zecca, Shirley Eastes. Row 3: Barbara Bickel, Janice Carlson, Aunita Schlotterback, Connie Schumaker, Barbara Busz. Row 4; Sally Zimmerman, Roma Diederich, Hazel Mertz, Carolyn Brown, Virginia Bartels.- Page 11
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Jt FOUR MELODIERS Walter Wood, first tenor; Kent Gordon, second tenor; Alan LaRue, baritone; Robert Prinzing,bass. Vocal Music TEENS-IN-TUNES Robert Prinzing, Gwyneth Manges, Walter Wood, Sharon Malcolm, Shirley Cramer, Alan LaRue, Carolyn Miller, Kent Gordon. Page 10
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1 Band and 1 Row 1: Kent Gordon, Carolyn Miller, Patricia Diederich, Kay Feagler. Row 2: Dorothy Carper, Eleanor Bowes, Danny Fuller, Marilyn Gump, Georgia Zoll, Sharon Malcolm, Susan Warfield. Row 3: Patricia Miller, Patricia Ridenour, Judy Wood, Sandra Bickel, William Harding, Eldon Menges, Sheila Bickel, Martha Best, David Ober, Shirley Wappes, Melvin Culler. Row 4; Nancy Jackson, Barbara Busz, Steven Gaw, Paul Griffin, Karen Leech, William Snider, Alice Faye Brand, Marilyn Losh, Jack Hickman. OFFICERS Marlene Feick, secretary; Steven Gaw, librarian; Jack Hick¬ man, president; Kent Gordon, vice-president; and Alice Faye Brand, librarian. ’Phis has been a very eventful and progressive year for the Garrett band. It increased its membership and bought new uniforms and equip¬ ment. The band room was sound-proofed, among other improvements. The band began the 1952-5,3 year by playing at home football games, providing half-time enter¬ tainment for all spectators. In November the band began playing at basket- bill game,-;. At these games our baton tss ' irlers appeared costumed at times as Indians, cowboys, and Santa Clauses, generally in tread with the t n ' .e or season. The band played for the annual Christmas program and in January they began playing Sousa’s marches. After seeing the movie, Stars and Stripes Forever, all band members were greatly inspired. One of the biggest events of the year for the Page 12
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