Henrietta School - Hub Yearbook (Henrietta, OH)

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SENIOR ORCHESTRA tI.et't to rightb Inner circle-Opal Krcig. Genena Belle Becker, George Wcbber, Elma Bates, Patricia Kclble, Juan Slzmk, Ruth Dute, Ruth Webber, Betty Lou Slack. Outer circle-Jean Currier, Betty Heyman, Walter Currier, Jeanne Snyder, Lois Petty, Lcnorc Buchs, Shirley Unger, Warren Bauman, Joe Maston, Tom VVilliams, Mary Webber, Lawrence Bauman, Hubert Bates. JUNIOR ORCHESTRA tLeft to rightj Inner row--Ma'rylin Richey, Marie Perkins, Carolyn Schleeter, Mary Webber, Ruth Dute, Joan Slack, Elma Bates, Betty Lou Slack, Patricia liclble. Outer row-Opal Kreig, Mary Anne Starkey, Cloetta Wilford, Dorothy Howe, Gencna Belle Becker, Eunice Jones, Raymond Smith, Ronald Heymnn. Willard Starkey, Elaine Wilford, Bcity Anne l-Ieyman, LaMona Jones, Dorren Portman. THE HUB

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1942 Girls Glee Club This group of nineteen girls together with their instructor Miss Mar- jorie Howe, started the year with the usual pu-pu-pul' and deep breathing exercises. Then whe11 all voices were in shape they started on the contest numbers entitled The Chestnut Tree by Schumann and Sister Awake by Jacob. On March 28 they journeyed to Clearview to take part in the Lorain County Choral Contest. and to receive the rating of Excellent for their efforts. The girls then disbanded Glee Club to turn all their efforts to the Mixed Chorus, 'A' 'lr 'A' 'A' ir Boys Glee Club Wheii the Boys Glee Club assembled this year we found it to be the smallest group of boys in quite a number of years. We did our work undaunted by this fact, however, and the weeks soon flew by until, on the morning of March 28, we journeyed to Clearview with our hearts and hopes high. We sang Homeland and Tiritomba in the contest and were rewarded for our hard work by receiving a rating of Super- ior. Again we wish to thank Miss Howe for her efforts which contributed so much toward making our singing a success. We all enjoyed our glee club work and hope for the success of next year's group.

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1942 Senior Orchestra After the success enjoyed by the Senior Orchestra last year, the group reorganized this year with high hopes and plans, many of which hopes hiave been realized under the competent direction of Mr. Moore. The organization has -a membership of twenty-six. Despite the small number of members we have an almost complete instrumentation which adds greatly to our success. At the annual Lorain County Band, Orchestra and Choral Contest held at Clearview High School on March 28 the ensemble received the rating of Superior on its two numbers, Amaryllis by Ghys and At the Races, March by Ellwood. The orchestra made public appearances at the Christmas program, at :he Spring Music Festival, and at Commencement. Five members will be lost through graduation but we know the orchesu- tra will continue with all of its former success. 'A' 'A' 'A' ir 'A' Junior Orchestra Although the Junior Orchestra did not organize before the middle of the year, we made up for the lack of time with hard work to make the school proud of us at the County Contest. Bright and early on March ZS we were on our way to Clearview. The time passed rapidly and we were soon on the stage performing our required numbers. The numbers that we played were, A Choral, In a Glider, and Awake My Heart and Sing for which we received a rating of Superior. Mr. Moore was our director this past year and we wish to thank him for all he did to make our playing a success.