Newark High School - Reveille Yearbook (Newark, OH)

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CHORUS CONCERT On the evening of May 4, 1954, the Newark High School chorus presented its fourteenth annual concert un- der the direction of Wendell M. Jones. The first group sung by the choir was Al- mighty God of Our Fathers, James, and Break Forth, O Beauteous Heavenly Light, Bach. The second group con- sisted of Let the Words of My Mouth, Hyde, Lead Kindly Light, Purday, and Great God ot Wonders, Newton. Next Ruth Bieber- bach played a piano selec- tion. Virginia Meriwether and Barbara Hartman each sang solos. Mrs. Dwight Gibson, the former Martha Shimel of the Class or 1942, sang three se- i lections. A trio ot girls at one piano rendered a popu- lar Beethoven number. They were Ruth Bieberbach, Jean Lees, and Mary Carter. The choir then sang Jacob's Ladder, Wilson, Arise, O God, and Show Thy Might, Morgan, and Jesus Our Lord We Adore Thee, James. The last selections sung by the chorus were Cindy, Wilson, Song of the Flea, Moussorgsky- Lorenz, The Skaters, Waldteutel- Riegger, and Benediction, Lutkin, and Amen, Stainer. The program was then concluded with the Crimson and the White. The mistress of ceremonies was Rose Ann Ours. A SUGAR MAPLE IS PLANTED ON SCHOOL LAWN MAY 12, 1954. MEN FROM ALBYNS SET IT IN PLACE.