Lewis Clark State College - Yearbook (Lewiston, ID)

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lfrrr-If IfUII'+NlCl4'lll'l'. Miller. Si-Iluhorf. ,Xll1lCk. Jacks. Flinn. Dressel. l rrmf Ikouf-Wzigm-ix Ii-kes. F4JSll'1', Miss Morley. lfrust. Reid. Lung, Stacy. Boys' Glaze Club HE boys in the glee club have been much in demand this year because of the splendid work they have done under the skillful direction of Miss Nlorley. Her untiring efforts have resulted in a successful season, and all the selections which have been given by the Boys' Glee Club on various occasions have been enjoyed greatly by the audience. The first public appearance of the club was with a program of Russian music for the American Association of University Wfomen. The boys' debut was very Well received and soon they were again called upon, this time for a junior high school assembly. Several times during the year the boys, both alone and in conjunction with the Girls' Glee Club, sang for regular student body assemblies. One assembly, in fact, was devoted exclusively to choral music from both clubs. During the evening which was dedicated to the All-School Revue the two glee clubs sang songs from Victor Herbertis and Rudolf Frimlis light operas. 4' 99 'K

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i Burk IRON'-Mable Millay, Gladys lletermnn, Inn Lllltlllil. Grace I'hieITer, Gr-1'h'1ule HIISSIIISIII. Marian Newmu n. Edith Allilll1SOIl. l Jliflrllw Rolf-Gladys Gleason. Maxine Bezich. Tliclnm XV:u'11e1'. Cllmlys llurlgre. Mziriettzi Nlzifliews. Arlis Dybvigz. xlCl'C1lYtll Barrick, livmlie .I0lmson, Gezievu Arinstrulig. Luis Knox. Front Hou'-Miss Morley. Ruth Russell. Marjorie ciil1'llIlQIllUllSL', Czitlieriue Sclmell, Nellie .Xllll Smith, Rue Sorey. Iflvu M110 Baker. La Moyne Troy, Cll2l1'lUtlS l'len. Girls-3' Glee Club ISS MORLEY has successfully guided the Girls, Glee Club through another year, and the influx of new talent this year has resulted in a musical organization of which the stu- dents might well be proud. The ' ' s at the Granada Theater, down town, when a benefit show was being presented on behalf of the Elesenes. Following this, the girls sang with the men for a special musical assembly, and many beautiful selections were presented to the student audience. A program of Victor Herbert and Friml songs was sung for the All-School Revue. The boys also helped with this program. The Girls' Glee Club, which formed the chorus in the opera, E1f'l7'lilljC', made a vital contribution to the success of the opera. er 98 -ge

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I, lull'-Ilaliu Clevelnml. Gerzilcl S4'liuI1ert. Bruce Driver. Gus Guetsclmw. Clitfniwl Juvks. H1111 Ifnur-Mr. Neupert, Lilizin Moiiis. Nliss Lemon. 'lllelmu XV:n'ner. .Xrtliiir lirlelblute. F1 If Hou'-lleleu Cox. Nl2ll'lIlIl NCXl'lll2lll. linirl Abel. lim l.inhil:1. lilvzx l-luwell. Nliss Blorley. Nlzirjoiii VVz1ite. Crtbeetra HE Normal School Orchestra, directed by Professor Neu- pert, is one of the Hnest musical organizations on the campus. The orchestra, composed of eighteen members in- cluding Miss Morley and Miss Lemon, has for its players the most accomplished musicians in school. Practices are held twice every week and each member receives valuable instruction. C The orchestraiappearibeforefe eistainment feae C tures of the school, including the plays given by the school, at which time they play before the play and between the acts. In the past year the orchestra has appeared at the following places with a great deal of success: the Christian Church, Chamber of Commerce, Clarkston High School, and an as- sembly here at school. To Professor Neupert is due the greatest share of the credit for the success of the orchestra this year. The final appearance of the orchestra will be at the annual Commencement exercises held on June 2. +? 100 'G+