Grand Island College - Islander Yearbook (Grand Island, NE)

Page 63 text:

N Terry, Johanson, Hamlyn, Stewart, Hauke, Eisele, J. Kleinkauf. P. Shattuck, Parker, W. McGrath, Alicata, E. Smith, J. Simpson, Guy Morse lDi1'ectorj, Zum Brunnen, F. Rice, Andree, Starr, Thomssen, H. Smith, Frownfelter, R. Ain-:lie fAccompanistJ. fllllmfn C5122 Qlluh This was the first year that Grand Island College has had a Men's Glee Club. For a new organization the interest was very marked, and about thirty men became members. Professor Guy Morse succeeded in developing a spirit of enthusiasm, and the club gave promise of becoming a valuable asset to the college. The Men's Glee Club appeared in only two affairs: the Homecoming Banquet and the Football Banquet. The performance in each case was very com- mendable. It is to be regretted that due to conflicts of various natures other appearances could not be arranged. It is hoped that the Work of this organization can be carried on in the future, because it undoubtedly has its place among the other activities. A good Men's Glee Club is of value not only to those who hear the programs presented, but also to the members Who have gained much in instruction and practice. ' The officers Were: President ............r.. - C- James Simpson Secretary and Treasurer --- ..r,.. Harold Eisele . ,, l . 09

Page 62 text:

Overman, L. Wright, Campbell, L. Shattuck, Davis. Omey, Rousek, I.Smith, Christiansen, Allen, Guy Morse QDirectorj, Thaler, Pinkston, Knox, S. Pearson, Putman, Proudfit, Bice, Butcher, M. Simpson, Ruth Ainslie tACCO!11IJ2iI1lS-IJ. Girlz' C6122 Glluh Director .... ..... .............. P r of. Guy Morse Accompanist ....................M,.. .... R uth Ainslie The Girls' Glee Club made its first appearance of the year, at the Homecoming Banquet of the College. The Girls' Trio, composed of Beulah Overman, Ethel Allen and Genevieve Wright, gave a program at Octavia, accompanied by Ruth Ainslie, Pianist, and Mrs. J. D. Anderson, Reader. The majority of the Glee Club members sang in the chorus which pre- sented Gaul's Oratorio, The Holy Cityf, at the Baptist Tabernacle under the direction of Professor Guy Morse. ' . 1 ... Z u.. 1 1' .1 J -. ,.-.-1. V , , 1 - .V A L - . J- i '1 .4 ,- ..e .1-1 .,. ..,, . ,. if 1, ,ey ,, ,ii .3 A. 3 .. L ,V Z, ,ia .-iv .A7 .J .gf .J .fi .deg .fr .aff -W 58

Page 64 text:

Mashek L. Shattuck Reese Hamlyn Ceiress Miss Pinder Eberly Wright llbrrhvatra The Grand Island College Orchestra has this past year been under the capable leadership of Miss Jane Pinder of the Conservatory. Due to the fact that we have only a limited number of instruments, including first and second violins, viola and cello, We have not appeared in public very frequently. Most of the members belong to the Grand Island Symphony Orchestra and have participated in the two concerts sponsored by that organization, the Beethoven concert being one of the outstanding events of the year. At the Athenian operetta, A Maid of Tokyo, We also did our bit. We appreciate the effort put forth by Miss Pinder and we feel sure that withl an increased membership next year, we Will have an orchestra inferior to none. 60 l