Mitchell High School - Gold and Blue Yearbook (Mitchell, IN)

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MUSIC DEPARTMENT Our music department is composed of the girls' glee, boys' glee, mixed chorus, band, and orchestra. The band has been very active during the basketball sea- son, playing for every home game. The mixed chorus is made up of sixtv-nine members. ' Before Christmas, a large number of the mixed chorus gave a play Why the Chimes Rang . An ad- g mission of 10C was charged each one and the proceeds Efthtl' Bm'kl Y A.B. Butler were used to buy music material for the different or- ganizations. The band is verv conspicuous this year, since each band member has purchased blue shirts and gold ties. The band and orchestra, as well as the glee club, have added new members since the beginning of this semester. Miss Barkley, the music instructor, has donated a great deal of her time to the different departments and has had splendid results. The mixed chorus is planning to give an operetta, but as vet they have not definitely decided what it will be. Due to the vacation, the operetta will be given later in the spring. They a1'e also working on a musical re- view which vvill be presented at the gymnasium around the last of March. Puffs' fzrwnfy-foilr

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The president of each class appoints a member to the Intramural Ifloard. This board arranges schedules and rules for all games and con- tests. During the season a record is kept of the team standing, and points awarded each class for its accomplishments. At the close of the school year a large silver cup is presented to the class totaling the highest number of points. Since 1930 the following classes have won the Intramural cup: 19230-31 class of '33 19331-232 class of '33 151112-33 Class of '35 1933-34 class of '34 19234-35 class of '36 The record for the 1936-37 season to date is as follows: Sr. Jr. Soph. Fr. Boy's Baseball , . 2 1 1 2 Cross Country Run 2 2 1 Z3 Volley Ball ec,cYYc.,.. 2 1 4 3 Girl's Basketball :a 2 1 4 M Boy's Basketball Z3 4 1 2 Boy's Foul Toss ,, 1 I3 2 4 Girl's Foul Toss . 1 2 3 4 Record of Points to Date: Juniors 290 Sophomores 240 Seniors 235 Freshmen 115 l I'lliSHMliN SOPll0llUlil'I CROSS BOYS GIRLS COUNTRY B.-XSEB1-Xl.I, li.-XSKICTB.-Xl.l RUNNERS First Row: First Row: M. Ilorsett 'W' Halt. ,l. Evans H. Clouse- li. Tunkslcy S. Tollivvr l.. Clousc L' Ice SI. Collier J. Routh gwond Rim-3 Second Row: J, Deckard ri. smith D. Tyrw- H. Hutton Tow 1. williams S. Coleman ll. Hiller Il. Ale-xaudcr H. Chastain Y- Smith D, 31i11r.r .-X. Walker 31. Beasley

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1 I BOY'S GLEE CLUB I I I lst Row: 2nd Row: I R. VVatson H. M.ller I Ice .l. Watson O. Grunden R. Tomlinson I O. Hunsucker W. Hale J. Sherwood W. Ramey I A. Beeman H. Sherwood P. Shipman R. Wayman G. Moffitt 3rd Row: E. Pruett ! S. Robertson i NV. Hunsucker , R. Burton L. Slaughter L. Smith I GIRL S GLEE CLUB lst Row: Znd Row: K. Terrell Johnson I. Hoar L. Edwards B. Hall R. Slaughter M. Chastian B. Mayden E. Walker C. Brooks L. Meador B. Eversole P. White M. Schafer F. Cline M. Munger I M. Clouse 3rd Row: 4th Row: T. Burton V. Parrott S. Coleman M- RQYUOIKIS M. Lewis R. Wynn E. Guthrie M. Tyndall D. Schwab 5th Row: 6th Row: M. Miller P. Megnin V. Colglazier M. Pelizarri V. lidwards P. Patrick R. Tomlinson J. Diefendorf I M. Wilkerson l. Hoar I M. Diefendorf M. Sylvester , V. Cox M. Tilford I Tth Row: I NI. Johnson I NI. Ohaver I NI. Mann Nl. Barnett lst Row: 2nd Row: 3rd Row! I M. Clouse E. Pruett W. Hunsuckei Miss Crawford H. Wright H. Miller I. S?-IIUOII D. Adams H. Sherwood I R. Watson J, Sherwood J. Watson I K. Adams M. Diefendorf E. Parrott I H. Clouse J. Gilbert G. Coleman G. Moffitt J. Hunsueker F. Hedrick L. Parrott I I Page fll.'f'iIl'!l-ffl?