Glendora High School - Bellendaine Yearbook (Glendora, CA)

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IQ LA IDALMA 55 ADVANCED GIRLS' CLEE CLUB Ilircctoz'-I. Arthur Lewis: l,1'!1111rA1f1-Hclclm Dnylcg Acmnzfmfzixt-Rachel Burns BOYS' GLEE CLUB D1'I'6C'fl2I'-I. Arthur Lewis: l,ff7I'dl'1'dl1-HClCll Doylcg Acconlpuniftfliclty Cipp. FRESHMAN GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Diffctor-1. Arthur Lewis: Lfl21111'i1z11-Hclcll Doylcg Acconzpafzzlfl-ALcarming Darrow. ffly-ihfrr

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I A ' ' l ' ' ' 0 - IQ LA IDALMA 55 I I. ARTHUR LEWIS ADVANCED GIRLS' GLEE CLUB HE Advanced Girls' Glee Club has worked this year on diversified and advanced types of music. The numbers included were light opera, sacred, classical, and concert. The event of the year was the operetta, but in addition to this the glee club gave a program in assembly. A group of twelve girls sang at teachers' institute. BOYS' GLEE CLUB The Boys' Glee Club has been very active the past year. In addition to giving an entertaining assembly program, the club assisted at various programs in the community. Mr. Lewis is very much pleased with the work and interest the club has shown. It is considered the best boys' glee club ever developed at Citrus. FRESHMAN GIRLS' GLEE CLUB The Freshman Girls' Glee Club is organized mainly to train the students in the fundamentals of chorus work. The freshies showed that they will be a valuable addition to the Advanced Girls' Glee Club next year by their performance as choir at Baccalaureate. The freshman club also sang at the installation of Girls' League oHicers. ADVANCED GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Rom 5: Wathen, Greenland, Menard, Wills, Embree, Hughes, Gordon, Dickey, Hayden, Piper, Austin. Row 4: Flanagan, M. Young, E. Smith, Morrell, Lee, Sykes, Bell, Watt, Richard- Row Row Row Row Row Ron' Row Ro zu Rom fjly-I-:r son, Boap, Grant. D. Comstock, Kuhn, Darrow, Roberts, Garrett, Hadley, Winokur, Crow, Cherry, Evans. Rachel Burns-accompanist, M. Comstock, Ewart, Brubaker, D. Van der Sluis, L. Van der Sluis, R. Smith, Spencer, Whisler. Doyle, Wyatt, Miller, Torres, Hutchings, Gipp, Graves, Gilkison, Drendel, Dougherty, Mr. Lewis-director. BOYS' GLEE CLUB Barker, Parrish, Owen, Forbes, Fay, Rider, Bream. Lapp, Keltz, Miller, Shields, White, Austin, McLeod. Garrison, Wilkins, Osborn, West, Hulbirt, Bernhardt, Colley. FRESHMAN GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Ianeway, Buccola, Darrow-accompanist, Abbott, Wills, Hendrick, Berry, Powell, Long. Porter, Van der Sluis, Chester, Mace, Thompson, Tipton, Kisling, Kuhn. lack, Funk, Ashursr, Ehrhart, Young, Gilkison, Cole, Ellington.

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'ht .im to LA DALMA 55 BAND ITRUS has a splendid band under the direction of VJ Mr. Potter, and many students enjoyed the oppor- tunity to play with this group. The band has made many appearances the past year, both at school affairs and at entertainments in the community. Much of that thing called K'Citrus Spirit is dependant upon the band, and it has done its share to keep the Cougar right going. Besides playing at all rallies and at assemblies, the band played at the football games. It also lent its important support at the El Monte track meet. Other appearances were made Armisice and Memorial Day. ORCHESTRA Each year seems to surpass all others in accomplishment for the orchestra. Under the direction of Mr. William H. Potter the past year has been most successful. Be- sides furnishing music for school affairs, the orchestra has been generous in service for community programs. The High School Orchestra, numbering seventy-Five pieces, and the Concert Orchestra, comprised of forty of the more advanced students have played for the Iunior College Play, the Senior Play, the Alumni Play, Class Night, Baccalaureate, and Commencement. Many requests are received and answered by the instrumental department for small groups to furnish music. Mr. Potter, piano, Mildred Graves, violin, and Mary Vera Richardson, cello, compose the Citrus Trio. The Citrus En- semble includes the trio already named and Calvin Bream, clarinet, Lowell Hurlbirt, WILLIAIXI H. POTTER trumpet, and Robert Bream, trombone. BAND Row 5: T. Perkins, Shields Casper, Beck, Lapp, Row 4: R. Bream, Barter, Austin, Doyle, Gilliam, Graves, Brubaker, Iack, Winchester, Gray, Wills, Rider. Row 3: Thompson, Powers, Roberts, Morris, R. Miller, V. Miller, Hayden, Smith, White, Hoover, Mr. Potter-instructor. Row 2: G. Perkins, Seimears, Rhodes, Lump- kin, Singleton, Hulbirt, W. Garrison, Bernhardt, Kussart, Meier, Kuhn, Wright, Sellars. Row 1: Embree, Whisler, Flanagan, Dougherty, Greenland, H. Bream, Clay, Potter, Funk, Philpot, Garrett, Rhyner, Williams, C. Bream, Drum majors: Cook, Wilkins. ORCHESTRA Row 5: White, Austin, Bream, Perkins, Lapp, Clay, Smith. Row 4: Young, W. H. Potter, Seimears, Miller, Potter, Roberts, Brubaker, Miller, Beck, Kussart, Winchester, Comstock. Row 3: Morrell, Whitcomh, Rhyner, Kussart, Wilkins, Parrish, Bream, Hulbirt, Bernhardt, Garrison, Wright, Kuhn, Sellars, Hayden, Powell. Row 2: Berry, Darrow, Wathen, Dougherty, Cook, Garrett, Whisler, Casper, Miller, Watt, Van der Sluis, Keltz, Taylor, Spencer, White. Row 1: Cole, Graves, Smith, Kuhn, Bell, Thompson, Smith, Richardson, Austin, Evans, Raab, Doyle, Wyatt. fi ity-four