Manilla High School - Whoos Who Yearbook (Manilla, IN)

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Style Show and Tea Putting on the Style These girls are very busy getting ready for the annual Style show. ' fx' 1 5 at M' s its l . . ' WW 'W E tm Each spring the home economics girls show whatthey have accomplished in clothing class by Putting on the Style to the beautiful and appropriate accompaniment of Beautiful Lady, A-Your're Adorable, and Ain't She Sweet sung by members of the school chorus. All girls in school, women, teachers, and all women in the community are invited to this annual affair. Each woman, as she enters the gymna- sium, is presented a flower by a member of the P.T.O. To climax the program cookies and tea are served. Thanks to Mrs. Glen Ramsey and her home economics class, and to Mrs Dudley Campbell and the girls who furnish the music. Especial thanks to the P.T.O. and the women of that organization who serve as hostesses for this very enjoyable occasion. Nancy Gross Ellen Miller This page sponsored by TAFF'S FURNITURE STORE, MOSTER'S MORTUARY, HERB WILLIAMS, and PERKIN'S ELECTRIC SLSUPPLY.

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Senior Chorus Music, Music, Music FIRST ROW: Saundra Guthrie, Patty Robinson, Laura Snyder, Judy Fenton, Marilyn Schmaltz, Nancy Harper, Ellen Miller, Nancy Gross, Nancy Haehl, Barbara Theobald, Maureen Brown, Linda Swift, Anita Weingarth, Anne Clawson. SECOND ROW: Marilee Brown, Kathryn Hill, Donna Wagoner, Margaret Harper, Phyllis Miller, Linda Browning, RoseMary Glackman, Marsha Fishback, Norene Gahimer, Patty Percell, Harriett Kuhn, Mrs. Campbell. THIRD ROW: Rita Purcell, Beverly Davis, Norma Davis, Ann Henke, Paul O'Brien, John Gilbert, Mark Miller, Chester Hall, Lee Anderson, Mark Kuhn. You are doing fine, but you can do better yet. How often have we heard that from our dear director, Mrs. Mae Campbell? This chorus is composed of approximately forty voices. Credit is granted for chorus, but most members belong for the pure joy of singing. This organization has had a busy year. Nine from our chorus sang at the State Choral Festival at the State Teachers' Association last October. The chorus and the entire music department, two -hundred fifty pupils, presented a beautiful Christmas program. In preparation for the District Solo and Ensemble Contest in February the contestants presented a program in January. Different members of the chorus fumished music for our annual Mothers and Daughters' Tea and they also ended the school year by singing to the Seniors at Baccalaureate. This page is sponsored by WARREN H. YOUNG, BRANSON'S SERVICE, EUGENE THEOBALD, and ELMER WISSING.