La Crosse High School - Voice Yearbook (La Crosse, KS)

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Elnger Kerbs Earl Roughton James Oliverius Roy Scheideman Eldred Weigand Emanuel Kerbs Clarence Hoelcher Frank Saunders Nelson Yost Dave Jefferies Paul Hartman Lester Krause John Yost Theo. Ochs Alfred Turner Victor Cavin Lester Hughes Harold Miller Wm. Dixon Solomon Ochs Everett Russell Edmund Schlegel Thos. Baldwin James Andrews Howard Baker Clarence Button Henry Harper ACCOMPANIST Hazel Hayes ---.?.,,,,.,-9-,.,....,.4:.i. ....- v., ......,,..e. -- . ---....-.......... Y , A Q- A M ,,..,-..,-.,...,.,.,...,.,x... ... . ,...-M .,,r , ,WA ,.,,.,,,, J., 4 .......!

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f T' 'U ' 12:4 N eye Zee The Boys Glee Club has an enrollment of thirty-five. There are a number of boys who really wish to learn to sing, and to such, the Glee Club is of great help. The aim is to cultivate a taste for the best music and to inspire a desire in each student tlo learn to sing such com- positions. High School rchestra The La Crosse High School Orchestra has eleven members. Three cornets, clarinet, two violins, baritone, bass, altlo horn, trombone and piano are used. Although the orchestra has had to go through the beginning stage, yet very creditable Work has been done, and much credit is due the students who have Worked faithfully along this line. A good orchestra is a boon to any school.