Greenville High School - Chrysalis Yearbook (Greenville, ME)

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STUDENT COUNCIL NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front Row 11. bo r.b: P. Landerkin, L. Faulkner, E. Aucoin Back Row il. to r.J: R. Diehl, K. Davis, G. Hill. ,

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14 THE CHRYSALIS STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is a body of students who govern certain subjects and matters of the school. These stu- dents manage the point system for school letters and numerals, awarding G's and numerals to those students who earn them. There are five representatives from each class, Freshman through Senior, and each class elects its own members. The Yth. and Sth. grades each have one representative. In addition the secretaries of all these classes are automatically members of the council. The officers of the council this year are as follows: President, Keith Dav- is: Vice-president, Patricia Lander- king Secretary, Elaine Aucoing Ser- geant-at-arms, Lawrence Pratt. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Last year there was set up in the school a Moosehead Lake Chapter of the National Honor Society. This so- ciety has as its purpose to stimulate scholarship, leadership, service and character in the student of secondary schools. Membership is limited to Juniors and Seniors. To be eligible, a candi- date must have an average rank of not less than 90 per cent. Eligibility in considered on the student's service, leadership, and character. Candidates are selected by the Principal and four other teachers. There are at present six members in our chapter.

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16 THE CHRYSALIS GIRLS' AND BOYS' CHOIR V The Girls' Choir, which was organ- ized last year, has been continuing with a great deal of activity this year The choir consists of seventeen select ed voices and it works almost exclus- ively with three and four-part music. The material consists of semi-classical and semi-popular selections. Occasion- ally the choir makes use of a classical composition. Last May the choir presented a radio broadcast over Station W.L.B.Z. in Bangor, and it was very Well receiv- ed. The girls are planning another broadcast which will be presented ir May. The choir has made a number of appearances at school this year, in- cluding several assembly programs and the Fall Operetta. From this choir three girls were selected to sing as a trio and they have made a few public appearances. This year a Boys' Choir has been organized and it consists of fourteen with the Girls' group has made voices. Together Choir. this mixed many appearances, both at school and in town. lThis group has working on the material presented at the Musical Revue May 9th. We hope that in the future this mixed group of voices will be able to perform many of the finer . choral works. spent much time GREENVILLE CONSOLIDATED BAND There are about twenty-seven mem-- bers in the band this year under the direction of Miss Winifred Springer. We lost quite a few members this year but new players have entered. Mr. Diehl has been very helpful by giving lessons to band members. The band made a very successful appearance at the Music Festival at Gardiner last year, and received a very good rating for such a young am' small organization. The band also took part in the school fair with parade a few days before the event. The members also played for the memorial Day parade. The first appearance of the band 5h.s year was at the Operetta, The Ubliging Clock, presented by the elementary grades. They also player at the Junior and Freshman speaking contests and again at the Fair. They expect, too, to make a-good presenta- tion at the Music Festival, which is being held at Bangor this year. New caps have been ordered for this eveni and, judging from the caliber of its previous performances, the Band is certain to turn in a good performance.