Indiana Masonic Home High School - Ma Ho Hi Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

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J. ' mme MOHOHI GDR! A 029, The Girls' Chorus l HE GIRLS' Chorus numbers sixty-four members this year, which is a few more than last year's chorus. Mr. W. P. McHenry, director, has had charge of the chorus since 1927. At Christmas time there is always a cantata and there is usually a Spring Frolic given in the spring, an entertainment made up of a miscellaneous program of singing, dancing, and vaudeville stunts, all of which ends with a grand chorus in which the entire chorus takes part. Two Contatas have been given this year, King Christmas and Feathertop, both of which were very successful. The membership of the chorus is as follows: First row, left to Tight! Lola Fuller, Juanita Stone, Dorothy Harper, Ida Philpott, Marjorie Haines, Lucille Uland, Marie Scott, Merna Jacobs, Grace Cochran, Alice Harper, Mary Alice Coleman, Mildred Packard, Leanita Coleman, Nellie Duffy. Second row, left to right: Velma Naylor, Alberta Humerickhouse, Marie Johnson, Anita Banta, Lavina Bruner, Rosemond Kent, Gertrude Mitchell, Pauline Scott, Virginia lVIcCormack, Emma Naylor, Wilma Campbell, Eleanor Rhoades, Eunice Stone, W. P. McHenry, Director. Third row, left to right: Mary Guinnup, Glenna Darrow, Isabelle McClain, Mary Mount, Lucille Henderson, Caroline Curlee, Dorcas Mitch- ell, Marjorie Settle, Lois Ikred, Martha Butler, Ruth Bradnick, Marjorie McClain, Claire Barnette. Fourth row, left to right: Esther Carney, Dorothy Adams, Mary McGinnitie, Helene Silvers, Josephine Haines, Ethel Fattig, Cleo Slavey, Irene Slavey, Jean Wolfe, Wiida Hobson, Freeda Terry, Fayetta Williams. Fifth row, left to right. Thelma Shonk, Mildred Carney, Dorothy Miller, Martha Hipkiss, Maxine Darrow, Laura Duffy, Mary Mae Over- dorf, Adeline Caple, Hazel Jacobs, Delores Settle, Edna Myrle Martin. O DP C301 'WC Qin if ll

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4? 8 FJ ce 3 :D 3 Q Q. Q FE 9 PCB CD CBO: 'UC OC: IFE l The Girls' Orchestra HE INDIANA Masonic Home Girls, Orchestra was re-organized last year and has made splendid progress under the direction of Ben H. Thrams. While not strictly speaking a high school orchestra, the majority of its members are high school students. During the present school year the Home orchestra has traveled extensively having visited Trafalgar, Union, Scottish Rite Cathedral and Murat Temple of Indianapolis and many other neighboring cities. The membership of the orchestra is as follows: Director-Ben H. Thrams. Piano-Wilma Campbell. Violins-Freeda Terry, Irene Slavey, Mildred Carney, Mildred Pak- ard, Lavina Bruner, Virginia McCormack, Marie Scott, Velma Naylor, Merna Jacobs. Clarinets-Ruth Bradnick, Leanita Coleman. Flute-Josephine Haines. Cornets-Jean Wolfe, Cleo Slavey. Drums-Caroline Curlee. Bells-Esther Carney. Saxaphones-Laura Duffy, Wilda Hobson, Dorcas Mitchell. Trombone-Ethel Fattig.

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sl l' Qi ,C QD MN lQ!'7l C9 H-4 Qt N Commercial Department First row, left to right: Miss Keene, Instructor, Wilma Campbell, Laura Duffy, Claire Barnette, Fay Williams. Second row, left to right: Helene Silvers, Lucille Henderson, Mary Jacobs, Irene Slavey, Emma Naylor. Third row, left to right: Clyde Parsley, Ethel Fattig, Ruth Brad- nick, Adeline Caple, Heydon Buchanan. HE Commercial department is divided into five divisions, beginning typing and shorthand, advanced typing and shorthand, and book- keeping which are taught under the supervision of Miss Eva Keene. The typing classes have done a great deal of artistic work for Grand Lodge and Eastern Star days at the Home. Various contests have been held during the year to increase both the accuracy and speed in the shorthand and typing classes. The students are trained in every line of general office Work to prepare them for the work they will take up after leaving school.