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■lxKFLFA TOE- ’•e 3 GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB This year’s glee club, being so large, was divided into two sections so as to afford a better opportunity to study music. One, the more experienced group, met eighth period on Friday; the other met eighth period on Thursday. The sixteen girls who were chosen to represent Paxton in the music contests received first place in both the sub-district and district contests. These victories entitled them to compete in the state contest at Macomb on May 6, but the cost of the trip prevented their going. The glee club also took part in the annual musicale, February 20, and the county music festival, April 17. Mrs. Mary Frances Orr was the director and Margaret Nelson and Wilma Thompson were the accompanists. Margaret Nelson entered the piano contest and received first in the sub-district and third in the district.
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REFLECTOR- = 1( 3 THE BAND The high school band of fifty members is under the direction of Mr. Horace Frederick. It has again completed a very successful year. It has played at several football games, at the musicale, and at the County Music Festival. The big event of the year will be the trip to the World’s Fair on June 8, 9, and 10, a trip which the band earned by placing first in Class C in the state contest last year. Five members of the band entered as soloists in the district contest at Charleston, April 8, and all placed. Jane Laurence, clarinet First place Warren Stone, baritone First place Robert Olson, saxophone First place Mildred Chartier, trumpet First place Phyllis Ann Stevens, trumpet Second place Four of this group participated in the state contest held at Champaign, April 28. Jane Laurence, Warren Stone, and Robert Olson made second division and Mildred Chartier third division. Margaret Nelson made second division in the accompanists’ contest.
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g 9!«= HFFLFA 'TOll- 3 BOYS’ GLEE CLUB The boys’ glee club, under the direction of Mrs. Mary Frances Orr, consisted of one group that met eighth period on Tuesday. They also took part in the musicale and county music festival. Sixteen boys were chosen to participate in the music contests. This group received first honors in both the sub-district and district contests. The mixed chorus, selected from both glee clubs, took first in both the sub-district and district contests. Paul Gavert, a member of the glee club, received first place in the sub-district and fourth in the district contest in tenor solo. Mary Jane Clem and Harriet Hill were the accompanists.
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