Hagerstown High School - Epitome Yearbook (Hagerstown, IN)

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Sweet Music In The Air Soft and low, loud and strong-the choir sends a blend of tone through the air. The choir has been busy this year. Tulip Time, presented on November 3, featured gay Dutch people and smart American students on a tour of Holland, Clever songs and simple dances made the operetta a musical success. The choir combined forces with the Senior speech class to present a Christ- mas candlelight service. It was a beautiful way to start the Christmas holidays. Good Friday services, Connersville festival, state contests, and Commence- ment were some of their other performances directed by Mr. Anderson. CHORUS 1-'rinit row: tl. tu r.J G. XYQ-slay. D. Itzxvolt. C. lieesv. D, XY4iolums, G. Dale. ll. ICk'llVVIil'tl1Y, V. Swearingi-it, D. Hinshaw, B. Durbin, B. Brown, B. McAllister. Sm-cond ruw: P, Davis. J. XVL-rkiiig, D. NVt-rking. B. Lezlvell, D. Belt. IMI. XVi1suii, D. XYri,fht, M. O'IJeIl, J. Illwzides, P. Frame, P. Shar-k, J. Burgess. lizivk row: J. XVillizims, B, Owens. D. 'l':iy1o1'. J, Ozikvrsuu, 1'. Uaiszuizl. P. Iil'ltXVll, u ' I ll. Hoover, Mr. Anderson, P. Hmwi-t', J. Hlluzulm-S, A. l'h31l!'ll2iIl, I.. Coy. I.. Iolllli C. MQi'orsl.