Johnson St Paris High School - Parisian Yearbook (Saint Paris, OH)

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(T H Es P A Ro I of I M Sitting—Nancy Jone3, Morec McMorran, Florence Leasure, Elcanore Shank, Clora Mae Mitchell, Instructor, Miss Hutchison, Ruth Wal- born, Clara Howard, Evelyn Pence, Amy Catherine Lee, Catherine Steinberger. Second row—Martha Wiant, Jessie Toomire, Marabel Kessler, Pauline Mick, Linda Mae Turner, Naomi Maggert, Margaret Tomlin, Harriet Runkle, Moneta Mitchell, Edna Frank, Helen Jenkins, Jean- nette Smith, Mildred Bollinger, Marcella Tomlin, Ruth Stalder, Ger- aldine Williams, Helen Arbagast, Evelyn Prince, Martha Prince, Evelyn Allton, Josephine Stockton, Edith McCHmans, Gladys Clem, Rosetta Zerkle. Girl’s Glee Club The St. Paris Girls’ Glee club is in its fifth successful year. It is now composed of forty-five voices, under the capable leadership of Carrie Nell Hutchison, who has been instructor for three years. The girls have taken part in the musical programs for the benefit of the community and have participated in the annual county musical contests. The first year we were under the leadership of Miss Hutchison, we gave a musical program consisting of various numbers. It went over so “big” that last year a similar program was given. To vary the former arrangements for entertainment, plans are now going forward in the way of an operetta. 47

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JH Ed JP A R I i .' I N Sitting—(Pianist) Martha Prince, (Saxophone) Clara Howard, (Banjo) Mary E. Heatherman, (Zylophone) Geraldine Williams, (Flute) Nanoy .Tones, (Pianist) T.inda Mae Turner, Instructor, Miss Hutch- ison. Standing—(Drums) Robert Amnion, (Trumpet) Jack Heaston, (Trom- bone) Dorral Berry, (Trombone) Harold Howard, (Trumpet) Mel- vin Bollinger, (Saxophone) Kermit Stahl, (Saxophone) Earl Pence, (Violin) Elmo Pennington. Orchestra This is the third year for the orchestra of S. P. H. S. and we are very proud of it. There is a larger variety and greater number of instruments coming into it each year. The instruments we have now are two trombones, three trumpets, drums, vio- lin, saxophones, flute and xylophone. We now have hopes of an accordian. The or- chestra has been organized by Miss Hutch'son. They not only play for the school, but also for community affairs. 46

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e JT H Ed IP A. fo X cX I I Sitting—Harold Howard, Charles Apple, David Moore, Alonzo Clem, Ralph Brecount, Jack Heaston, Kermit Kite, Loren Mclnturff, Mel- vin Bollinger, Robert Hanback, Garner Stradling, Earl Pence. Second row—(Pianist) Martha Prince, Charles Maggert, Thomas Barger, Charles Brown, Kermit Stahl Elmo Pennington, Nelson Prince, Ray Galbraith, Donald Evans, Kermit Stockton, Hugh Putnam, Roderick Runkle, Instructor, Miss Hutchison. Third row—Dorral Berry, Kenneth Zerkle, Charles Hamilton, Robert Purk, Howard McClimans, Robert Putnam, Robert Ammon, Claire Yingek-. Boy’s Glee Club The Saint Paris Boys’ Glee Club was first intro- duced four years ago. It now has thirty-two voices and is under the leadership of Carrie Nell Hutchison. The boys have taken part in two musical programs at school and have entertained at several community activities. This year a minstrel was given by them and was quite a success. Four of the boys from the Glee Club are mem- bers of the quartet. This is very popular and re- quests are always being made for the quartet to sing. The Boys’ Glee Club will have a very important part in the operetta, which is to be given. 48