Grand Ledge High School - Ledge Yearbook (Grand Ledge, MI)

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Girls' Sextet --Loud speakers Left to Right-Harriett Wells, Eva Dixon, Jeanette Shaffer Miss Bush Director June Leaske, Betty Kingsley, Dorothy Dick, Bambia White, Accompanist Page Twenty-Eitlht Reviews The Girls, Sextet this year, under the leadership of Miss Bush and the able accom- paniment of Bambia White, has become out- standing for its lovely songs. The girls have responded graciously to the numerous in- vitations from local and rural Parent-Teach- ers' Associations, Churches and Women's Clubs. Along with the other musical organ- izations, they helped make the Spring Con- cert a real success.

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Boys' Quartet--Hof Dogs Left to Right-Louis Merritt, Robert Bush, Phillip Clark, George Wilson, Miss Bush, Accompanist Reviews Although made up of younger, less experienced boys, the quartet has aided in the success of this past musical year, and shows future promise. They have Worked dilligently, and their efforts will be rewarded next year, we are sure. Their numbers also contributed to the success of the Spring Con- cert, last May fifth. Twenty-seven

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Bugs --Noise Makers Left to Right-Edward Bouck. Donald Forward, Bill Barker, Robert Bush, Bruce Kingsley, Louis Merritt. Reviews Although these boys did not start playing together until the basket- ball season, they won much recognition throughout the neighboring school districts. At first playing band pieces at the ball games, they gradually changed to playing swing music along with the Band music. Wearing long tailed coats, black bow ties, and white shirts, the Hin- denbugs played their Hstuffi' at P. T. A. programs, amateur hours, and dances, to their hearts' content, Three of the five Swing Bugs are seniors: Bill Barker, Bob Bush, and Bruce Kingsley. Twenty-nine