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ut f X 5 .. Songs Speak Universally with Sable Splendor Front row. left to right. includes: Dorothy Miller. Nadine Kulper, Frances Poulos. Joyce Anderson. Betty Dickson. Virginia Browne. Beulah Shafto, Rena Shafto. Esther Krause. Ilene Thornton. Margaret Gillespie. Geraldine Walters, and Bette Scheeler. Second row includes: Verna Hi- note. Barbara Trier. Mary Spooner, Jacqueline Frank. Treva Lange. Betty Fern. Pauline Sheen. Rose Marie Marcellus. Mary Rose Lantz, Velma Turner, Marion Beard. and Ruth Wright. Third row includes: Jeannette Harris, Margaret Wink. Dorothy Parker. Milly Bolt. Marguerite Hub- bert. Lois Trimble, Nanette Noyes. Phyllis Erickson, Helen Moore. Vir- ginia Slatter. Eunice Anderson. Beu- lah Peterson. Pauline Austin. and Helen 0'Me.1r:i. ln Its Democracy Music Sends Its Message In a Language tor All Classes and All Nations wk Neatly arrayed in cerulean and white vestments, the girls glee club appears before the public to pre- sent tine vocal music. Members' smiles give voice to the fact that they enjoy their rapturous singing and take pride in their ability to attain excellence in re- sonance, pitch, and blend. Girls glee meets on Tuesdays and Thursdays, under the direction of Miss Elizabeth Cummings, to iron out tonal and technical difficulties beiore par- ticipating in the district music contest. They use their rehearsal time lo its best advantage in obtain- ing smooth harmony and precise timing. Rating superior at the district music contest held in Hastings during April, the girls gave a highly commendable performance in presenting The Val- leys of Dream in which low, resonant alto parts 26