Lane College - Lanite Yearbook (Jackson, TN)

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I Boysg Gllee Club Is! Tenor- Ist Bass- Jacob Bronaugh P. E. Brooks S. H. Bronaugh M. L. Nick G. E. Graye James Woodson W. McReynolds Richard Roebuck Znd Tenor- 2nd Bass- M. M. Burnett Floyd Ivie A. D. Hardy A. S. Sims Ward ell Smith The club has the distinction of being one of the best organizations of its kind in the South. It has a. musical record that Lane College is indeed proud of. After touring the states of Tennessee and Illinois, the club has begun work upon new programs for spring concerts. As usual the club is facing a heavy spring schedule. Alas for ihose that never sing But die with all their music in ihem.-Holmes. Page seventy-six

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OFFICERS - CLARENCE COVINGTON - - - - - President M. M. BURNETT - - - Vice President H. H. NELSON - - Secretary REV. RITCHIE - ' - - Treasurer PROF. A. E. BURKE - - - Faculty Advisor B. H. PAYNE - - Masier of Ceremonies Y. M. C. A. The activities of the Y have been of such a nature that they will be long remembered in the minds of the people of Jackson. The spirit of service has been aroused and nothing less than death can destroy that spirit. The work has been both intellectual and spiritual. The services aroused the real fire in the students and for a time bordered on a revival. Great things are in store for the city and the-school next year, because the officers that have been elected are of the caliber that bring results that are lasting and benefi- cial. The visits from the connectional officers in the early part of the year were of much help and the advice given has been heeded and the directions that were left have been carefully and sacredly followed. Page seventy-five

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Young Lealdiesg Glee Club The Young Ladies Glee Club was organized a few years after Lane Col lege was established. The purpose of the organization is to stimulate inter est in better music among the students. These young ladies have made a study of humorous, sacred, spirltual and classical selections. Under the direction of Prof. Berry they have made a splendid record. There is an enrollment of sixteen young ladies, all of whom are talented. 1 Ist Soprano- D. Cannon L. Thompson F. Hayes O. C. Jones D. Wood 2nd Soprano- M. Brooks J. Bronaugh L. Flowers Ist Alto- E. Williams H. J. Moore M. Cummings A. Overton Znd Alfo- E. Taylor F. Stigall R. Russell Be good, sweet maid, and lei who will be clever: Do noble things, not dream them, all day long.-Charles Kingsley Page seventy seven