Porter Gaud School - Pioneer Yearbook (Charleston, SC)

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Harp not on that string. William Shakespeare Richard III One of the hardest working groups on campus is the Beginning Orchestra. Directed and conducted by Mrs. Ruth Goldsmith, the orchestra delighted their au- dience in their annual fall concert. Throughout the year, the orchestra entered various competitions where they were very successful. 'Www- Nbf siii I

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ln science the credit goes to the mon who convinces the world, not to whom the idea first occurs Sir William Osler Fifth Grade Science Club M. Anderson, D. Bank, A. Bates, P. Barans, T. Beshere, R, Blake, B. Blessing, C. Boensch, J. Brown, C. Chariker, J. Chein, A. Cooper, K. Davison, D DuBois, S. Estes, T. Grimball, L. Heape, J. Hills, M Hunt, J. Joyce, B. Knoth, A. Krings, D. Mandel, K Martin, M. Moore, B. Newman, B. Othersen, K. Poe, K Query, D. Rouse, L. Sine, A. Sottile, J, Swigert, L Thompson, M. Thurman, H. Traywick, P. Tsai, H Wang, E. Warrer, K. Webb, D. Wise, C. Wyrick, D Yarborough, Mrs. Harrison ladv.l. Sixth Grade Science Club A. Anders, E. Bryer, M. Buchanan, C. Carson, C. Chakeris, P. Cimino, A. Draison, A. Eaton, J. Glenn, J. Greer, T. Heffron, M. Jones, T. Lee, A. Martin, M. Mills, B Orvin, A. Postell, J. Rosen, C. Simmonds, H. Weil, C. Wyrick, W. Yarbrough, H. Althen, A. Barton, J. Bere, D. Bernthal, M. Bourrie, A. Brown, R. Buxton, J. 4 Crotts, K, Davis, C. Geer, E. Jackson, A. Johstoneaux, H. Kiel, G. Lemel, A. Newberry, R. Ploeger, B. Rundbaken, C. Spivey, S. Steinberg, J. Strelkauskas, A. Barr B ton, G. Faircloth, C. Furlow, G. Graham, R. Hall, J. Hammack, D. Hastie, J. Hopper, T. Kershaw, M. Lake, M. Lent, B. Limehouse, B. Lund, J. Mclnnes, C. Mero, J. K. Orr, S. Orr, E. Oulla, D. Patrick, F. Pelzer, Mrs. Harrison ladv.l.

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I know only two tunesg one of them is Yankee Doodle and the other zsn 't The Lower School Boys and Girls Choirs, under the direction of Mrs. Gay Brabham, as well as the fourth and fifth grade boys choirs, under the direction of Mr. Ben Hutto, put in much hard work each week to prepare for the several very enjoyable concerts performed this year. The Founder's Day concert was the first. The highlight was the performance of musical selections from the broadway musical, Annie. As always, the Lower School Choirs' Christmas Program was enjoyed by all. The choirs sang on various occasions for Lower School chapel and worked diligently throughout the rest of the year to prepare for the spring concert. if 'fa U.S. Grant