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,-...... Illill1'IEI15lU -A--. Future Homemakers of America The Future Homemakers started their year with the election of of- ficers. Those elected Were Rutha Williams, president, Arlene Nietfeldt, secretary, Zada Pement, treasurer, Helen Fox, reporter, and Marilyn Mansfield, parliamentarian. The following is a list of activities sponsored by the local chapter this year: Harvest Hop, stand at the Fall Festival, serving at the F.F.A. Banquet, and holding the Mother and Daughter Tea. One of the main affairs of the year sponsored by the club was the Christmas Dance. The theme of the dance. was bells, decorations in the gymnasium being carried out in that theme. Rutha Williams was crowned Queen of the dance. The club had a very successful year under the sponsorship of Mrs. Koreen Heisner. Music Department The Music Department had a very successful year. It consisted of the Girls' Glee Club, Boys' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus 'and Band. The Glee Clubs' activities for the year included a vesper service in December and participation in la choral music festival at Bradley. The Band during the year presented a Spring concert, gave assembly programs at Grant Park and Peotone High Schools, entered the district contest at Gilmangreceiving an A rating, entered the state contest, par- ticipated in a band festival at Bradley, and played for graduation. The Girls' Glee Club presented a Spring concert, entered the district contest at Gilman, receiving a B rating, and participated in commence- ment programs. Ten ensembles and solos entered the district contest at Gilman. Mari,- lyn Gnagey received an A rating as a French horn soloist and entered the state contest. During the year new uniforms were purchased for the Band. Library One librarian had charge of checking books in and out of the library each period. Those Who aided in this bask Were Elaine Leach, Eilene Wich- tendahl, Rutha Williams, Marilyn Mansfield, Rosemary Emanuelson, Anna Sanor, Larry Crouse, Arlene Nietfeldt and Nona Prairie.
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-'--...H- IIlflll'l'EI1IlU .i-f-:--- GIRLS' CHORUS First row Cleft to rightl: Miss Berry, Rosemary Emanuelson, Patsy Poole, Grace Reiter, Rosemary Mar- cukaitis, Peggy Shear, Louise Simpson, Rutha Williams. Second row Cleft to rightjz Patsy Lee, Bertha Ohlenkarnp, Nona Prairie, Marilyn Mansfield, Helen Fox, Phyllis Light, Pat Trunk, Carol Shear. Third row Cleft to rightlz Marilyn Gnagey, Zada Pement, Julia Batley, Lesla Dalton, Hilda Ruyle, Bar- bara Melton, Ester Barrett, Arlene Nietfeldt, Naomi Singleman. BOYS' CHORUS First row Cleft to right! : Miss Berry, Peter Schur- man, Dale Noble, Donald Pement, Gerald Benge, Robert Girouk, Robert Gordon. Second row Cleft to rightl : Edmund Martin, Glenn White, Jack Faille, Paul LaMore, Darrell Shonkwiler, Johnny Hammond, Loren Noble, William Shonkwiler. Third row Cleft to rightjz Richard Meyer, Robert Boyd, Leonard Walker, Carnie Shaw, Eugene Porter, Donald LaMore, John Minnich, Jack Cooper. MIXED CHORUS First row Cleft to rightjz Donald Pement, Rutha Williams, Patsy Poole, Miss Berry, Edmund Martin, Peggy Shear, Gerald Benge. Second row Cleft to rightlz Marilyn Mansfield, Barbara Melton, Loren Noble, John Minnich, Darrell Shonkwiler, Nona Prairie. Third row Cleft to rightlz Marilyn Gnagey, Zada Pement, Hilda Ruyle, Robert Boyd, Leonard Walker, Arlene Nietfeldt, Julia Batley, Ester Barrett.
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