Morenci High School - Senior Yearbook (Morenci, MI)

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G9rn:lge5tra Tll1'0llL'll the untiring efforts of Mrs. Nelson another splendid musical endeavor was introduced into M. H. S., when a High School Orchestra was formed. Under her di- rection the organization was soon engaged in harmonious enterprise and the work of producing pleasing sounds met with much success. Wayne Russell of SChesterfield consented to play in the orchestra, which was a great help. We appreciate Wayne's work along with that of our other talented mem- bers. As most of the ten members are not graduating this year we will enjoy this orchestra for a few years yet to come. We wish them every success and' hope their Work will always receive its due credit. Alline Scott--Piano Clark Smith--Violin Lynn Fauver-Saxophone Wayne Russell-Cornet Isabel Capp--Violin Mrs. Nelson-Director Carlton Ashby-Saxophone .lack Bishop-Banjo Edwin Sharr-Violin Harrison Strang-Violin Ulhe Girls' Elec 'fllluh With the same spirit which prompts every organiza- tion at Morenci to do its best, the Glee Club has endeavor- ed to develop finer technique. better quality, and all around artistic singing than has ever been done before. The club is composed of twenty girls from the High School as a whole. - Much time has been spent in study, preparatory to public appearance, under the direction of Mrs. Nelson. We owe much to her for her suggestions, patience and untiring work with us. Public performances of the Glee Club before Assembly and Girls' League promoted interest in thc work. gliligh Snhnnl Clilqnrus Another important High School musical organization is Chorus. Over one hundred pupils reported when the call sounded early in the school year. Very soon new books were purchased. From these many very pretty selections were studied. This promoted the in- terest of all members. By studying the different parts all the students are involved, being a great help to them, and may lead to some talented singers.