Jefferson High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Lafayette, IN)

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GIRLS' GLEE CLUB The purpose of the G-irls' Glee Club is to provide an advanced course in choral work for girls who are interested in singing. Any girl in school has the privilege of trying out for the Glee Club, but the voices are carefully selected according to the range and quality of the voice. Three-part work is done throughout the year. This year it has only been possible to meet once a week in school time, but when a program was to be given the Club met at noon to rehearse. Special lessons in voice culture have been given this year to the entire group, so that the girls will learn the proper method ol voice placement and use of the voice. This really amounts to class vocal lessons, The personnel of the club is different in the two semesters, but each group is given the same instruction, The big prolect of the year was the musical comedy, which was given the first of December, All Glee Club girls had some part in this production, Some had the leading roles and others made up the singing choruses. This production was a great success and took up most of the rehearsal time during the first semester. ln the second semester the girls appeared at various club meetings of the school, Sunshine meetings, and convocations First row Beatrice Shock Ma:-: McCullough Evelyn Shaw Helen Plank: Mary flislev Lucrle Taylor Second row' Marion Smith Mary E Killin, Margaret Conder, Rosemary Easterwood Mary Huston Third row. Mary Margaret Graves losephine Rhodes Katherine Czrvanaugh, Annagene Mine niear Miss White Fourth row Estelle Eastern-.'3od Martha Zufall Martha M-:Cord Ruth Mslioniels F. .

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71'-1 ritz' Ed Lillard Lawrence llenible lack Gamso, Iohnny Agnew fe:::d ro:-.' Bud The:-t lies Richard Taylor, Myron Kerr, Iames Neyhart, Miss White Tzizrd r:rv.' lohn Carter Ftav Eodle lohn Nevhart, Charles Powell BCYS' GLEE CLUB This organization, together with the Girls' Glee Club, furnished musical back- ropiricl tor the drania. t has as its purpose the study of advanced vocal music. While the Boys' Glee Cgc LF not large, it is rnade up ot selected voices and it has become a most fcriular organization in High School, A small arnount oi credit is given for , '.-.' orii but the boys are not taking C-lee Club for the credit, but because they ce ti. :ing They have been given careful vocal instruction and have learned ti spra tziree and four part sings, A boys' quartet was formed from some of the Gee CQ ,fb rr,erribers, and they were in great demand for various entertainments. T519 Giee Club turnished music tor a great rnany different organizations :zagt the year, and they, like the Girls' Glee Club, took a prominent part f ueical comedy. There were several boys' choruses in the show and f ere sara with rrruch good action, dash, and feeling. ,Lrg the fgeconct iperrrefzter the boy: did much cape-llo singing and greatly 'neu fzxyg 1-:orlt While essentially a musical organization, the club has had a ,rrctiorfg tnifg year where all have enjoyed themselves. The club has :red at various churches, oarenteteachers' meetings, and lurnished music r Q ine-et.r.a: and convocations W f soy: :pave had a highly successful year and are looking forward to more 'ea .gr. the future I F gn