Michigan Lutheran Seminary - Cardinal Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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Officers: M. Toepel -- advisor L. Bender -- recording secretary SENIOR Anyone who has heard this year's Senior Quartette must have heard the Story of the Tack. This song and the Quartette seemed inseparable. Their favorite kind of music was barber shop music and they had an Recording Secretary Loma Bender The Planning Board for Variety Programs, under thc faculty adviser, Professor Toepel, did a fine job this year. The plans for parties, which ranged from the Welcoming Party for the new students to the Farewell Party for the seniors, were made by them. Four members from each class are chosen for the P,B,V,P. Each class is given the task of serving and cleaning up at one of the parties. A well-deserved thank you goes to the Planning Board and to the entire student body for making our parties a great success. 46

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M. A. C. Officers: M. Zahn -- advisor James Westendorf -- president Kathy Zabell -- secretary Lorna Bender -- treasurer Five years ago a new adjunct of the music depart- ment was organized. It X was the Music Apprecia- tion Club, which is more commonly called M,A,C, lt was begun by Professor Zahn. Each year the club has grown. Many new records, ranging from popular to classical, have been added. The members have enjoyed many hours in the M.A,C, clubroom this past year, listening to records or studying. xmllt,tFM,,, President Jam es We ste ndorf ms. 0'-. 'Q TU N EFU L TWE LVE 3 'lfe Our Tuneful Twelve this year would certainly rank w ,,L. ' , h fuk it ' v ' among the best we have ever had. Much of the credit lx ,riee l'it , r K must go to our director, Prof. Frey who molded it into xxxx M i' N i,,,.,!N!X N ' Mm QR' W W the excellent singing group that it was. This year's 4' A l ' at W Mm ' Tuneful Twelve was perhaps unique in the sense ' X that they sang in church services throughout 4 the area. They also sang at school parties, social functions and informal gatherings. We hope that some of these boys will sing in college groups later on. R. Litke, A. Cereske, T. Wilder, G. Parker, D. Mielke, J. Quandt, H. Winterstein, D. Brohn, S. Boehm, R. Zell, E. Rupprecht, J. Westendorf, Director C. Frey. me 494 ,ily Q .X President Alfred Cereske

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Kathy Eriksson Marley Zahn Kathy Zabell Inez Bauer Pat Hill Lorna Bender QUARTETTE excellent barber shop act. This group sang at our school parties, other gatherings and talent quests. We will always think about this Quartette whenever we hear barber shop music. ,il ,gli ',. .'-1 l in in gui g . 'gm t. . .O- M SENIOR SEXTETTE 'knelt fx Accompanist Carol Roth The Sextette originated last year when six junior girls decided to get to- gether regularly to practice singing some of the popular songs, primarily for their own enjoyment. They improved quite rapidly and soon became a rather popular singing group at student functions. These girls, as seniors, have done an excellent job of entertaining Seminary gatherings and other organizations. 47 Q f