Mount Cory High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Mount Cory, OH)

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Twenty- The Warblers Girls Glee Club The Girls' Glee club was organized in 1935 with thirty-five members, under the direction of Miss Carolyn Romney. We elected the following officers for the year: President, Betty Jene Carr, Sec'y.-Treas., Maurine Kingg Librarian, liv.n:p:li:.1 Steiningerg Reporter, Dorothy McVey. We opened the e xczztiul year by singing at the October P. T. A. meeting held in thi- high school auditorium. Then we sang two selections at iii, 'lit school which was held November 11. We also sang at th-- Farmers' Institute held February 26-27. We coinplutrd ou: eventful year by participating in the Baccalaureate and Coin- mencement programs. Dorothy McVey Miss ROMEY Music Instructor' Top Row: K. Krautter, P. Pitzen, M. Harper, B. Carr, G. Beaple, L. Roether, M. Stout, M. King, V. Crow. Third Row: C. Alspach, R. Bowersox, B. Steininger, M. Light, M. Whisler, M. lnbody, G. Garlinger, V.Wlt D.P ll R.C k. a z. owe . oo Sec. Row: H. Schwab, S. Moyer, K. Pitzen, L. Flath, G. Reiter, D. Wagner, L. Reese, C. Collert, L. Dukes. Front Row: M. Steinman, M. Herman, J. Dukes, E. Cupples, Miss C. Romey, instructor: D. McVey. A. Lee. H. Schnegg. Standing: D. Harris. L. Dukes. R. Crawford, L. Cupples, W. Westall, R. Hartman, E. Shafer. N. Geren, H. Frantz, H. Welty, R. Waltz, Miss C. Romey, instructor. Seated: N. Edinger. R. McVey, I. Fisher. W. King, L. Cupples. A. Wagner. J. Dukes. M. Harper, pianist. Boys Glee Club Eighteen boys were admitted to the boys glee club organization the first week of school. After practicing two days a week, Mondays and Wednesdays, they made their first public appearance at night school early in November. A boys' quartet was formed, composed of tenor, Willis King, second tenor, Wayne Westallg baritone, Robert McVey, and bass, Lynn Cupples. This quartet sang at the Prince of Peace contest at the M. E. church in November, the Farmers' Institute, and at P. T. A. several times. The boys' glee club sang two slections at the County Literary program which was held at Rawson. eight

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Clash And Bang Our school orchestra was started live years ago under the direction of Prof. Osman. The first few years our group was small but each year new memlgers were added. After the resignation of Prof. Osman, Prof. Thomas be- came our instructor. This year our group consisted of twelve members. We furnished music for school plays, Farmers' Institute, P. T. A., and other school activities. On Sunday, November 24, we went to Arlington where we furnished part of the evenings entertainment. Different members of the orchestra also entertained with solos, duets, or other combinations. On each Thursday, from 12:45 to 1:30, we met with our faithful director for our weekly rehearsal which was held in the school auditorium. Last year we lost a large number of players but we regained a few and hope that others will take interest and fill the places of those lost last year and this year. Two of our faithful players will graduate this year. They are Maurine King, pianist, and Willis King, first trumpet. The efforts of our faithful leader, the interest of each player, and the coopera- tion of the school and community have been essential in the development of our orchestra, and we hope this will be continued through the coming years. This year there are twelve members. They are as follows: MR, TnoMAs Orclzcstrri. Inshvlctor FIRST TRUMPET: FRENCH HORN: CELLO: Willis King Howard Frantz Leah Mae Reese Harold Welty May Lou Carr ALTO SAXOPHONE. Lynn Cupples Robert D. Powell ' Helen Schnegg TROMBONE: Eugene Klammer P1AN1sT: Gladys Doty INSTRUCTORZ Maurine King Donald Harris Mr. Thomas Standing: Mr. Thomas, instructor: G. Doty. D. Harris, H. Frantz, M. L. Carr. L. Reese. Sitting: H. Welty. L. Cupples. VV. King. H. Schnegg, E. Klammer, R. Powell. M. King. Twenty-mine