Henrietta School - Hub Yearbook (Henrietta, OH)

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GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Once more the Ilenrietta girls combined their voices into one melodic blend under the leadership of Miss Marjorie Howe. Alter much hard work and weeks of Miss Howes excellent guidance, the group found themselves unable to attend the Clearview contest which occuired during the Hu epidemic. However, the twenty-three girls did make a line showing at the annual Music Festival, this year held on March 28. The ollicers were: President IVIarjorie Crilling Vice President, Shirley Coultripg Secretary, Dorothy Howard, Treasurer, janet Coultrip. MIXED CHORUS Front How: Nelson Howe, Harold Iionnett, Ilavid Howe, Bill Dodd, Blake Steele, Albert Rennert. Second How: Pamela Andress, Barbara Crillin, Mary Maszton, Dorothy Howard, Betty Kothe, Joyce Currier, Laura Yenik, Helen Horvath. Third Hour: Stanley Truszak, Ethel Kristy, Arlene Holzhauer, Florence Yenilc, Shirley Coultrip, Laura Mae Brown, Phylis Holcomb, janet Coultrip, Clifford Berger, Miss Marjorie Howe. Fourth Row: lim Buchs, Lois Steele, Nlarilyn Richey, Dorothy Howe, Marjorie Crifhn, Carolyn Scbleehter, Lois jean Coultriln. Corrine Husted, Norma Hawke, jerry Currier. flliserztz Harold Leinibaeh. BOYS' CHOIR VVhen the boys assembled for Iloys' Clee Club, it was found that there were not enough bovs. In' stead of Boys' Clee Club, they formed the Boys' Choir, which includes bovs from the third grade to the twelfth. The Boys' Choir sang under the direction of Miss Ilowe at the Spring Festival given at Ilenrietta Iliqli School March 28. Their efliorts were very well received. Twenty -seven

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XED CHORU GIR LS' GLEE CLLI B Frrm! Row: Pamela Andress. Barbara Grillin, Marv lN'las'L- ton, Dorothy Howard, Betty Kotlie, .Ioyee Currier, Laura Yenilt, llelen Horvath. Seca will lime: Ethel Kristy, Ar' lcnc I lolfliauer. Florence Yenila, Shirley Caultrip, Lau ra Mae liroxvn, Phyllis llol- eomh. janet Coultrip, Bliss hlarjorie llowe. Buell llowg Lois Steele, Marilyn Richey, Dorothy Howe, Marjorie Gril- lin, Carolyn Schlechter, Lois .lean Coultrip, Corrine lrluse ted, Norma Hawke. NVhen the mixed chorus was once more assembled, thirty-four answered roll call. After preliminary songs, they began practice for the Christmas program which was held at the Brownhelm school. The united voices of the llenrietta mixed Chorus and the Brownhelm mixed chorus joined in a harmonious Yuletide blend. They entered no contests this year, but they made an excellent showing at the Spring Festival, held March 28, 1947. Olhcers of the Mixed Chorus were: President, Marjorie Grilling Secretarv, Carolyn Sehlechter. Twen tv-six BOYS' CHOIR Front How: Stephan Howe, David Hufnagle, james Hor- vath, Rodney lland. Haven Ladd, Donald Steele. Middle How: Dale llusted, Neil Zurcher, Billy Dodd. Nelson Howe, Blake Steele, Harold Bonnett, David Howe. Baelc Row: Miss Marjorie Howe, Clillord Berger, james Buehs, Stanley Truszak, jerry Cure rier, Albert Rennert.

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BAND Standing: Stanley Truszak, Betty Kothe, Clifford Berger, Bonnie Daniels. Sitting: Harold Bon- nett, Neil Zurcher, Dorothy Howe, Carolyn Schlechter, Lois jean Coultrip, janet Schlechtcr. David Howe, Donald Gibson, Rachel Howe, Corrine Husted, Laura Mae Brown, Betty I-Ieyman, Marilyn Richey, Helen Buchs, Pamela Andress, Dorothy Howard, La Vonne Swiers, Colletta Wilford, Anne johnson, Nancy Currier, Marilyn Beetler. Absent: Alberta Becker. HENRIETTA BAND On September 10, ri larger band than llenrietta had seen in quite a few years assembled in thc gyrnt nasium and began keeping time with Mrs. Marion Gatts' able baton. Twenty-six instruments, twelve of the woodwind family, eight of the brass, and six percussion, joined in penetrating discord that first day, but prac- tice throughout the year produced a good band. Mrs. Gatts was very pleased with the new band instrument, a French horn, and a new snare drum. which the school bought. Band pins will be awarded to the Seniors who leave the band this year. The Avon-Henrietta combined bands gave concerts on April 18 and 25. They formed a 75-piece band, which included ten guests from Grafton and Brookside. The bands practiced once a month, alternating between the Avon and Henrietta schools. Twenty-eight