Northwestern University - Syllabus Yearbook (Evanston, IL)

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The Northwestern Professional School Male Chorus ERNEST XVOOLLETT - - Director ' President e WALTER I. BAUMGARTNER fllental Schoolj Vice-President - - - S. H. VEACO fPharmacy Secretary and Treasurer - - VV. B. POYVER CDental Schoolb Superiritendents of Parts First Tenor - - B. S. PARTRIDGE CDental School! Second Tenor W. R. CONKLIN QDental Schoolb First Bass - REX SMITH CPharmacyJ Second Bass H. L. GALBRAITH QDental School First Tenors PARTRIDGE- COLE REID Fox GSELL RICH Se cond Tenors C ONKLIN VEACO Coox WAGONER LEHRFACH VVALTHER BREARTON Second Bass GALBRAITH KENNEDY LINNE XVRIGI-IT SNYDER IQEDEMAN XVOODRUFF 299 First Bass SMITH HERSHEY STIRLING BARNETT BAUMGARTNER POWER STAIB BRESSLER

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Senior Class Quartette FifSt TGDOIV B. S. PARTRIDGE Second TSD01' - G. F. IQEYNOLDS FIRST BASS W. I. BAUMGARTNER SSCODd Bass - W, R, CONKLIN I Mush and Melod There is a bunch in our class, I guess they're wondrous wiseg The rest don't see them quite that way But they are in their own eyes. This bunch hangs around the lecture rooms, The corridors and halls, The smoking room, in fact they hang Out any place at all. One's tall and lean, built like a rail- The lower notes are hisg He hails from Olney, Illinois, He certainly knows his lJiz. His first name's Wilber some one said, The reason I don't know- I guess perhaps it is because His pa-pa told him so. Ben is another of this bunch, He goes up high and higher- In fact Ben is the candy kid- A regular high dyer. Ben's long suit is a 'iBarher-shop And hold him till you chokeg I think he hears them in his sleep That Poison label bloke. Then there is Bum, comes from Dubuque, The barytone is hey Hits all the notes found on the staff And some that we can't see. When it comes to faking, Bum's the goods, I-Ie's there from start to Hnish, And when we hit a real good one He just looks kind of grin-ish. There's still another in this bunch, Just leave the air to If'oid. Hc'll ride the breeze 'till the rest are tired At that he is a hoid. Just-a-hand-a-me down that-a- hat and coat. He thinks is kind-of-swell. But on My lovin' Hen-ery, He'll stand up and sing like-WELL-. Just who the'se harmonizers are I have11't told you yet- Don't want to keep you guessing-lt's The Senior Class Quartette. 298 G. F. R. plug

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