Pacific University - Heart of Oak Yearbook (Forest Grove, OR)

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EEE aa HEART or GAK '24 Emm-em'anEQ,E E IIE H 3 E E The Men's Clee Club g Q FTER a season of intensive training, the members of the Men's Glee Q Club made a number of successful public appearances, including three E E trips by bus into foreign parts. The trip of the season was made in H Q the middle of January, when the club spent four days in points adjacent to Q Q the mouth of the Columbia. The concert at Seaside, the future home of Q Q Pacific University Summer Session, was most successful. E E The club sang for its largest audience on April 2nd when a half-hour Q Q program was broadcasted from the Oregonian radio tower in Portland. Many H E compliments were received from radio fans far and near. E E The first annual joint concert of the Men's and Women's Clubs was Q given April 6th in the First Congregational Church in Portland. Q Q The program this year varied from Cadman's Blizzard tothe Toy E E Symphony, which the Oregonian called all toy and no symphony . It Q E always receives hearty applause, but the really musical numbers are the twilight Q Q and love songs Chapel Steps and I Long for Theen. Q E The big hit of the home concert was the Grand Opera up to Date , which Q is certainly a true representation of grand opera. The club has shown what E Q it can do and with the great amount of advertising it has received this year it E Q should develop next year into the best club in the state. E PERSONNEL Q C. W. Lawrence . .................. ......... I Director E Q Earl Wagner . ......... ....... A ccompanist John Garrigus .. ............ President E John Conroy .... ....... S ecretary-Treasurer H E First Tenors: Second Tenors: H Arthur McCoy Leonard Alley Q E Bert Sparks 1 Leslie Emerson Q E Verle Stanley John Garrigus E E Ellis Stebbins E ' Baritones: E John Conroy Basses: E Q Fredolph Halverson Thornson Bennett Q Weston Henry Fred Dysle E Cleo Howell Norman Mace C. VV. Lawrence Dean Sellers Q2 H ez Q on H Q1 555 at Q rs: T53 an Q Eighty-nina' Q 551 az 39365 N geese HEQQEEQEEEEEEQQEQllZl?EEQlEEEQQlElY5QlQlQQlElQlEQmE - , ..-

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