Gonzales High School - Lexington Yearbook (Gonzales, TX)

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Choirs Add S1xty one gxrls 1D GHS are usmg nature's own natural 1n strument, the VOICE, to form These gxrls are 1 e a rn 1 n g to Slght read, smg w1th others and harmomze th1s 1S some thmg they can take w1th them anywhere m lrfe Under the dxrectlon of Robert jordan, many of the members have leamed to take part rn the1r church chorrs, and some have lcamed to apprec1ate good mus1c Sa1esmansh1p may not be mcluded 1n the cho1r pro gram, but It surely pald off for the gxrls wlule workxng on thexr candy se ll1n g project to buy new robes th e SENIOR HIGH C HOI R . . . . , . 5 . . -

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Patricians Excel in Public Speaking and Debate . Y 5-v Lf' 5.-KL The PAT R ICIANS is one ofthe few clubs in G.H,S,where the only way you can join is to have an invitation. The club members enjoy partici- pating in several speech tolirnaments during the year, Officers are Marilyn Briggs, president, Ross Boothe, vice-president, and Mary Margaret Boehm, reporter, Mrs, H, E, Niebuhr is the sponsor, Woody Hagen, Opal Lee Clark, and fvlarilaine May are three ofthe outstand- ing members ofthe PATRICIANS. They represent the club at various debate meetings.

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B1 adley Farmer Judy Short and Maroaret Bene-Q are 1 x 011 lnox n trxo of the SFINIOP OIR B idlex S FHS alto Tudx secon soprino and 'VIQN uret flrst aourxno The5 are accompnued by Max ron 1111 Ihe TUINIOH CHOIR under the d1rect1on of Robelt Tozdin 13 COI'Y1DOROC10ff1ftX SGXC' G11 hth grade Unk who Qonuetxmes work xuth the Seruor Chou and also ureoent 1 Q uruw concem Orff' 0,00 QR