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Clef Dwellers By Bobbie Dever The vocal music department of Norman High School has undergone some changes this past year. Milton H. Bradley, former music director who re- signed to accept a college position, was re- placed by Mrs. Geraldine Hudson. The music department has continued to perform and entertain for the delight of the ochool and the public. In the 1941 State Inter- scholastic Meet the girls’ glee club and Betty Bumgarner, alto soloist, won the rating of Superior” while the girls’ quartet, mixed chorus, and Phyllis Hale, soprano soloist, received an Excellent” rating. Superior” is the highest rating given in the spring contests and Excellent” ranks next. In this contest our contestants compete with those of the best vocal music departments from all over the state. The boys’ quartet was composed of John Foster, Billy Sam Thompson, John Terry, and Joe Allen Brad- ley; and the girls’ quartet was composed of Phyllis Hale, Betty Boyd, Betty Bum- garner, and Doris Stogner. The student body can verify that the vocal music department has all but strained their vocal chords in practicing for various programs. The mixed chorus is on its toes now, even though at the beginning of the school year the bass section sounded some sour notes and the tenors struck an off-note now and then; others sounded their do-re-mi’s louder than the rest; but put all these faults into the hands of an experi- enced director and a well-rounded organiza- tion will be produced within a few months. Our music department has proved the cor- rectness of the above statement. After the tedious practicing for contests is finished, the members relax with picnics and more singing! Front Row (left to right): Elinor Brandt. Oeneva Sutton. Corene Sullivan. Evelyn Baker. Phyllis Hale. Dorothy Lee Taylor. Betty Boyd. Sally Ann Webb. Prances Myers. Martha Sellers. Second Row (left to right): Nila Jean Cay’.or. Catherine Stewart. Betty McConnell. Floralynn Bennlng. He’en Bumgarner. Jean Merrill. Bobctte Dott. Margaret Bradley. Phyllis Force. Marty Johnson. Arvl Jean Lindsey Third Row (left to right) : John Foster. Irene Hanna. Evelyn Vanctl. Eva Delle Hughes. Robert Hawk. Jacquelyne Hickman. Lucille Short. Anne Combs. Nancy Knox. Betty Bumgarner. Billy Sam Thompson Fourth Row (left to right) Hilliard Marsh. John Cobble. L. G Owens. Carol Richardson. George Meyers, •lames Brooks. Joe Allen Bradley. James Cheadle. John Terry. Melvin Askew. Charles Graves. John Fox [24]
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Unseen Forces ★ The care and upkeep of the school depends largely on three men, Mr. Mose Hewitt, Mr. Dick Hill, and Mr. Joe Hicks. These people are re- sponsible for the maintenance of the buildings and the yard, which in- cludes repairing the lockers, keeping the temperature even in the class- rooms. cleaning the blackboards, and sweeping the halls and rooms of all the buildings. The grounds must be kept clean of trash and mowed during the spring, the trees are pruned, and the flag raised every morning and lowered at sundown. Their efficiency in their extensive duties makes the day for both students and teachers more comfortable and happy. Custodians Ms Mos»; Hiwin Ms. Jot Hicks. Ms. Dick Hat Ms Hrwrrr Mr Htwn-r In Boilcs Room Mr. Jot Hicks Ms. Dick Hill
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