Lyons Township High School - Tabulae Yearbook (La Grange, IL)

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IAYCEE CHOIR Directed by Mr. Dissinger, the choir made several public appearances during the year, including a Christmas assembly, a half-stage scene in the Capers production, in which the choir portrayed Cleopatra's court, and singing several selections at the annual I. C. open house. The singing of the group and Mr. Dissinger's directing were highly praised by those people who were fortunate enough to hear the choir sing. They should also be commended for their versa- tility. Included in its repertoire for the year MR Dig h was from a Bach chorale to a popular hit 80196, sh tune. The many different types of music OWS ,he were all well sung. S '11012 bow Not only was the choir good musically, but it was also very co-opera- be P-'QMS . tive and willing to work hard. Several extra rehearsals were necessary in the done preparation of the musical programs. Director and choir were always ready and willing to put in the extra time. For the fine direction of the music Mr. Dissinger is to be congratulated. For the fine direction of the year's activities the credit goes to Tom Fencl, president: Frank Fursich, vice-president: Nanette Swartz, secretary-treasurer: Dick Trask, manager: and Mary lane Colvin, librarian. Thanks also to Eleanor Hemminger and Conrad Steinhoff, accompanists. STANDING: Mr. Dissinger, director: FIRST ROW, Left to Right: I. Moreland, E. Williams, E. Iohannsen, S. Wigle. A Hostler, B. Tnne, B. Ln Hoda, N. Schwartz. SECOND ROW: M. I. Colvin, L. Smith, I. Both, M. Becker, P. Telfair. M. Forester E. Pukk. THIRD ROW: G. Hartsuch, R. Bezek, T. Fencl, V. Clark, D. Koehler, C. Steinhoff, C. Firley. FOURTH ROW: A Hampton. D. Rogers, K. Nye, D. Trask, F. Furcich, D. Edwards.

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. X-9 O0 Kxflhm. 'Len kk X0 591 n JD me n won Cx .BYO ' Nadia!-1' we 1 . exe Qt eosnieiqtfl' oulixwgsi swat YW -,L ' wc' In the fall, elections were held to select the officers of the Men's Club, among other things. Elected were Ken Carlson, president: Lee Besse, vice-president: lack Kaull, secre- tary: and Bob Segur, treasurer. When Bob left at the end of the first semester, Bill Find- lay replaced him as treasurer. The big activities of the year were, of course, the annual dance and the spaghetti dinner. Both enterprises were notable suc- cesses, especially the dinner. MEN'S CLUB . 619 I K. A 91056631 69 410' ,G-5168 59' Y e aes 050W Every man who enters lay Cee auto- matically becomes a member of Men's Club. The club room is provided with a ping-pong table, tables ior card playing, and a coke machine. The club room is usually filled to capacity with men either playing cards tthe most popular games were pinochle and heartsl, ping-pong, eating, or just loafing. RIGHT: Dick Miller Wonders which card to play as Bill Tolbert watches. BELOW: Hugh Coxkery and Iohn Fisher enjoy a game oi ping pong at lunch-time.