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BAND .Mr Luhring, Tranbarger. McNeal, Lawron, James. Gocking, Leftwich, Knox, Shinneman, Cowan. McVicker, Long, German, Foster, Cramm, Wood, Gatrell, Hollen, Ford, Taylor, Whiteman, Smith, Murphy, Johnson, Curry, Thompson, Green. Hix, Martin, S. Taylor, Unger, Huber, Healy, Suddruth. Mvers, Eehard, White, Potts, McBride Mr. Luhring has done a very fine job with the ship’s band this year. They played for all the football games. Oh! the last games. It really did get cold out on the field marching. They did a very fine job at the basketball games too. The band had a great time at Normal, even though they didn't win anything. They were invited tc the football game there and were in sev- eral parades. At the Corn Festival they really had a parade. They had a lot of fun at the Contest April first and the Swing Concert May 26. The officers have done a swell job this year. They are; president. Howard Leftwich: Vice president. Ronnie McNeal; Secretary and Treasurer. Janet Eehard; Freddie Green, Librarian. ORCHESTRA 1st Row: Eehard. Healy. Martin, Thomas, Gatrell 2nd Row: Knox, James, McNeal, Luhring, Cowan, Green On ship this year we have had a talented group of musicians which made the John Greer orchestra. These members were hon- ored by being picked to play from the entire band. They have played for many of our dances, pep meetings, and other oc- casions. For a high school group they have really done well in everything they have tried. Their success is due much to the many long hours of practicing they have put in on their own time. After playing The Johnson Rag” at a pep meeting they are even more in demand to play for dances. Because Mr. Luhring. their direc- tor, had much patience, he was rewarded with a good orchestra. All members on ship will remember them in future years while sailing the rough seas. VOCAL CLUB 1st Row: Carter, Morgeson, McVicker, Wallace, James, Bauer. Law, Ingram, Goin, Mr. Hodge. 2nd Row: Franklin, Gress, Petry, P. Carter, Pritchett, Brickey, Shaw, Adkins, Warner. 3rd Row: Evans, Sanders, Brown, B. Smith, Robinson, Reynolds, Hurst, M. Smith, Miller. 4th Row: Crumley, McCann, Correll, Goodrum, Fowler, Samaras, Thomas, M. Correll, Foster, P. Correll. 5th Row: Jamison. Borg, Lawson, Leftwich. McNeal, Clark. Smith, Bailey, Fraley. It would have been fairly dull on our voyage without the singing which was heard on deck all the time. This part of the ship was in command of Ernie Clark. Other officers were Janet McVicker. Patsy Law, and Bill Samaras. The whole crew was divided into the girls’ chorus, six solos, a mixed chorus of eighteen, a boys’ trio, and a girls’ ensemble. Everybody worked for a vocal letter obtained by points from attend- ing different practices. Together with the band this club put on a music concert which was a success. The operetta is to be given much credit because everybody worked hard to make it a success. Through the direction of Mr. Hodge the members did very well at the contests. A “ten gun salute” should be given for all vocal members.
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THESPIANS 1st Row: Host, Ingrain, Clem, Samaras, Clark 2nd Row: Correll, Suddarth. Bowers, Peers. Wilson, Bridges, Collins, Murphy 3rd Row: Echard, Van Vickie, Metz, Green, Drollinger, McNeal, Walsh, James, Linn This page is sponsored by The Grant Mutual Insurance Company
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