Ishpeming High School - Hematite Yearbook (Ishpeming, MI)

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THE GIRLS' GLEE. CLUB. OFFICERS. Director. ......... Miss GRACE CLISBEE .Xceompanist ....... Mus. C. L. Pnnnrs FIRST SEMESTER. SECOND SEMESTER. President .......... MARIE Lionm' '10 Manila IIIORET .............. '10 Vice Pres't..MARGUE1i1rE SCRIBNER, '10 Minnow-ziairifz Somnxiru .... '10 Secretary. .... llfiiuoixunr BENEDIOT, '10 M.xuci.xuia'r B ENEDICT .. . . '10 Treasurer. ......... MAGDA Gnorrrn, '11 Miuni Guorrn .................. '11 The exact date of the organization of 'Willie Girls' Glec Club is not definitely known, but is presumed to be about 1003. As we have unfortunately very few records left us of the work done during the first years of the club's o1'ganization, we must deal only with the facts of the present. llowevcr, that the society has always done etlicient work, has been proven by the fact that several very heavy operas have been successfully produced by them, under the guidance of their director, Miss Grace Clisbee. Besides appearing on the stage, the girls have also sung at institutes and at various entertainments given by the schools, and have always done credit both to themselves and to their instructor. On April 29th and 30th the Girls' and Boys' Glee Clubs appeared in the opera house in Arthur Sullivan's opera Iolanthe, the title role of which was taken by our president, Marie Lioret. At this same production we also discovered that we had a charming prima donna in Viola Jones, and a remarkable contralto in Anna Roberts, not to mention our other stars, Margaret Benedict, Nina Clifton, and Myrtle Rowe. On the whole The Girls' Glec Club has been a source of inuch entertain- ment and profit, both to the members and the school, and conditions promise well for the years to come. -Margzwrite E. Scribner.

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HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA. l I' t musical oiffanization in the school The High School Orchestra was tie 11's - 'D . It was organized in 1903 by its present director, Miss Grace Clisbee. Although 'the orchestra has played very little in public, yet the ineinbers have made them- selves noted bv their excellent playing, both at thc dedication of our school and h t l U , institute Their music has alwavs been rendered exceptionally .at t e eaclers . - V ' 'i ' ' ' ' - .'t f tl e instructor and hard work well and has shown eaielul tialnmg on thc pai o 1 by the members. That the school orchestras o' ie in ' V ... standards as the orchestra of the present is the sincere hope of the class of 1910. -Marguerite Eloise Scribner. f tl l' tuie mav alw-ws attain as high musical