Moberly Area Community College - Mojuco Yearbook (Moberly, MO)

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GIRL'S GLEE CLUB. OFFICERS President .......................................,.,...... ..,......,......... J eau Curtis Vice-President ..................,..... .......... V irgiuia Fletcher Treasurer and Secretary . .,... ........ L ucille Hutchinson Accompanist .................... .................... M iss Bartle Sponsor ....... .... . .. ............ Miss Burkeholder The Girls Glee Club under the direction of Miss Nadeen Burke- holcler, was organized in September with about thirty members. In addition to singing at school assemblies the club sang carols at Christmas time and participated in the observance of Endeavor week at the Central Christian Church. At the Spring Festival held March 31. the club gave two numbers :' Morning by Speaks and Calm as the Night by Bohm. Through the excellent ability of the sponsor and the response of the student body the Glee Club has grown to be a very remarkable ac-- tivity. Page Sl APN J ' -1 Y' I, X 1' -4' l if Y f MMM LA.. JUNIOR C Ol fi -4-iii 193 2 .fT ':3 112 QQ 0'-,x'S

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THE JUNIOR COLLEGE ORCHESTRA The past year has proved to be one of the most successful years in the history of the orchestra. For the first time the orchestra has been a combination of talent from the junior High School and the Junior Col- lege and has a full symphonic arrangement. The orchestra has given performances at many school assemblies and other functions throughout the year. Under the capable leadership of Professor C. F. Osterloh it was possible to stage the second annual .Tri-County Orchestra concert. Although the name of Tri-County was 4 retained, students from six counties were present at this meet. The or- chestra was composed of seventy five musicians. The concert was f 4 staged in the Junior College Auditorium and attended by a very appreci- 4 ative audience. According to reports from outstanding musicians the standard of attainment was raised 60? over the lirst concert the previous year. D Everyone is looking forward to having this event again next year -A and to the development of the school orchestra. mmm-:X affair mga: iiimfi gig? A w'JJ'?'?'-ian Page 50 l 88 2 QUQ Tvs 1 gnu 'La

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l ,mmm v 2 . THE MIXED CHORUS The organization of the Mixed Chorus marks an important and necessary development in the College Music department. It was or- ganized in the fall with thirty members. The Chorus has studied stan- 'dard choral groups and have given three public performances. At the invitation of the Chamber of Commerce a carolling group 'from the Mixed Chorus- represented the city schools in the Christmas Parade. They received high conimendation for this Work. 'X The most progressive step of the Music department was the entry of J . . . . . the choral groups into the daily program, which came at the beginning 4 ' -of the second semester, and in which the Mixed Chorus took the initial -I step. The power of this group has grown in school sentiment and in executive ability. Deane Quarles, Dean of the School of Fine Arts at the University of Missouri commended the organization of the group and its progress during the year in becoming a part of the daily program. He stated that he would be delighted to see it become an accredited group. ffm l8.82 MQ Page 52 q-'sh 5314, 1 p Vw 1,