Saline High School - Salinian Yearbook (Saline, MI)

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GLEE CLUB First Row: D. Finkbeiner, T. Kohler, B. Kazmaier, M. Camburn, C. Kingsley, S. Kern, G. Klueter, M. Sally, L. Kohler, D. Hall G. Heininger, L. Beckington E. Spike, Second Row: J. Theurer, S. Feldkamp, A. M. Klein, L. Lange, A. Ellis, E. Ellis, D. Otto, E. Noble, O. Barnard, M. Bredernitz, E. Moehn, A. Gall, E. Ernst, D. Smith, L. Tower, M. Burmeister, M. Burmeister, M. Finch, M. Baker, B. Nelson, I. Blair, D. Burkhardt, S. Herterg Miss Horning, Director. Top Row: I. Cuff, V. Luckhardt, A. Klein, A. Kuebler, A. Robison, S. Maschino, L. Sally, M. Henderson, E. Hertler, L. Kohler, M. Deitiker, I. Grob, P. Henderson, C. Rentschler, H. Seitz. During the first semester Mrs. Dinelly was the music and art teacher. She and her department helped make many entertainments more enjoyable by furnishing special numbers. The last fine program presented by Mrs. Dinelly was at Christmas time. Th program included the grade students and the High School Glee Club. The second semester, the Girls' Glee Club, u der the direction of Miss Horning has sung a group of Stephen Foster melodies including 'Old Black Joen, 'Old Folks at Home' UBeautiful Dreamern, and WDe Camptown Races' acted in cos- tume, as well as folk songs of many nations. They sang at the pot-luck dinner given in honor of the Glee Club and the Band, and at High School assemblies.