Green River High School - Greenarian Yearbook (Green River, UT)

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ACTIVITIES

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 1 o on 1 o on Front Row— Bedier, Wolf. Spadafora, J. Hunt, Wilson, Hatch, Chaffin. Mack Row—Coach Bickmore, Simonson, Silliman, Ross. McClurg. Smith, L. Hunt. Beebe. Curtis, French. cu ? Track IN the spring of ’29, Coach Bickmore started to mold his track squad from green material. Two letter men re- ported, all of the rest were Freshmen and Sophomores. In the Emery County Meet we placed fourth. In a dual meet with Moab, we placed second and in the Region meet we placed fifth. All in all we had a very successful season. This year we are looking forward to an even more successful year. This, our annual, goes to press before any of the track events take place. - 16- (Jb T

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 o on 1 o on Chorus JNDER the able leadership of Mr. Moffitt, Principal, the chorus class has been very successful this year. More students took up chorus work this year than in the years previous, and among them were found some excellent voices. The class was made up of Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors combined. Two operettas were given during the school year. The first “Bits O’ Blarney” was presented in December. Doris Porter. Frank Ross, Ruth Hatch and Howard Silliman took the leading roles, and a chorus of thirty voices helped to put it across. The second, Pioneers’ Papoose,” was presented in April. Lucinda Hunt, Howard Silliman, Ruth Hatch and Tony Sada, playing the principal parts and a fine chorus of voices was added. Caroline Beebe and Matie Greene were found to be very competent pianists. Each played for one operetta. With the combined efforts of the chorus, the pianists, and our director, Mr. Moffitt, a fine year of music was witnessed and was ended by learning some classical songs for chorus work. CJL ? J0t---------- - 18- Jb ?