Horace Mann High School - Memories Yearbook (Maryville, MO)

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ORCHESTRA Left to right: Janeth Willus, Madeline Mongole,RoseIqm Ringold, Betty Hainey, Colleen Froyd, Mr. Donald Sandford, Gordon Garrett, Deloyce Harrington, Evelyn Finter,Mary Inez Howland, Joan Griffey, Kenneth Fisher, Anita McIntyre,Marion Alice Noefstandingl Meredith Nystrom, Shirley Froyd, lillian Cummins, Vonita Porter, Hollis White, Mary Lu Valk, Kathlyn Taylor, J5 Ann Cotter, Betty Jenson, Walter Arms, Ronnie Mc- Nutt, Barbara Taylor, Shirley Dieterich, and Verlene Schmidt GLEE CLUB First row: Jo Ann Cotter, Shirley Froyd, Deloyce Harr- ington, Betty Hutson, Mary Alice Garrison, Beverly Porter, and Colleen Froyd, Second row: Rose Ann Riley, Joan Griffey, Marian Alice Noe, Barbara Taylor, Mary Lu Valk, Lillian Cummins. Back row: Norma Boyd, Betty Jenson, Evelyn Finter, Miss Ruth Miller, Dolores Howard, Kathlyn Taylor, Shirley Dieterich.

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GLEE CLUB Every Tuesday and Thursday at 3:00, strains of harmony could be heard floating up into the upper hall from the music room. This music was coming from the throats of the girls who were in Glee Club. Under the direction of Miss Ruth Miller this group has contributed to assemblies several times during the year, has sung for Parent's Night, for the WSCS Christmas Party at the Methodist church, and enter- ed the Spring Contest, where they received a WIN rating. Singing in the soprano section were Betty Jenson, Dolores Howard, Jo Ann Cotter, Evelyn Finter, Joan Griffey, Marian. Alice Noe, Deloyce Harrington, Norma Boyd, and Rose Ann Riley. 'Secondsz Barbara Taylor, Lillian Cummins, Betty Hut - son, Shirley Froyd, Norma Nucholls, Shirley Dieterich, Jean Hill, Jackie Bosch, and Mary Garrison. Altos: Kathlyn Taylor, Donna Potter,, Colleen Froyd, Beverly Porter, Gerre Busby, and Mary Lu Valk. ORCHESTRA The noisiest room in Horace Mann at three o'clock on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday has undoubtedly been 12 9, better known as the Music Room. At such times, the squeaks, blasts, booms, and other musical intentions that reached you ears, were brought to you with the best wishes of the Horace Mann Orchestra.' One could always see an odd array ofnmusical activity during the first minutes of the hour. There was always a general stampede to have first choice of Music stands,the tuning of instruments,someone passing out music,and th8IBU81 confusion and gaiety that come when members of the orch- sestra got together. You might even have spotted our direct- or Mr. Donald Sandford, struggling to tune a cello, or wond- ering if there was glue on the string bass pegs. Thus, the orchestra has continued in its second year of e istence, blending talents together, and constantly strive ing toward improvement. The group made its first appearance of the year in a fall assembly program, played carols in the lower halls before Christmas vacation, and furnished music for the Senior Play. They also played several numbers as