Senn High School - Forum Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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ROW 1: Bargfclcl, Richter, Feldman, Shapiro, Miss Cameron, Auld, Greenfield, Dc Lapp, Vifollcr, Ahlbeck. ROW 2: Frank, Moran, Thompson, Brahanml, Nonmberg, Fischer, Reclcr, Reed, Levin, Eisenstein, Hornkohl, Meyer, Swctin. ROW 3: Hawks, Pagratis, l-lokinson, Mc-Cawlcy, Kroppmann, Sness, Miller, Kahn, W'arshawsky. Finkelstein, Maekcnlwcrg. ROW 4: Schalk, Timm. Sehillinger Greenfeld. Stokes. Silverman, Bornhofen, Cordinier, Thomas. .AllPSFOIl. Tliif-ll. GIRLS' CHORUS 'Q' The Girls' Chorus of forty selected voices has had Miss Cameron for their am- bitious ancl hard working conductor during the last two years. During this time their concert programs of three-part songs have heen varied in character to suit the dif- ferent occasions for assemhlies, Parent Teachersi Association Meetings, Christmas, Spring Festival, Faculty Meetings, and climaxed this year hy their first appearance singing at the Choral Festival contest. On the evening of January ll. 1941, these young singers sang their hest at the Sixteenth Annual Competition Festival of Chicago Puhlic High School choral groups of District One, held at Lane Technical High School auditorium. The experience of singing in competition with larger choral groups lwefore judges from three different states was thrilling. The Cirls7 Chorus members have made plans to give a musical tea program during ,lune at Miss Cameronis home. where they will he given an opportunity to he hoslesses to their teachers. STUDENT BDDY. AS THE AIM AND ANIBITIDN Pugc Niwlj-st'iw1

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BOYS' CHORUS '97 The Boys? Chorus this year numbered fifty members plus a charming secretary. Miss Audrey Smith of 319 and accompanist Miss Maxine Rihstein of 350. Both were a great help to the chorus in its work. This semester the chorus sang Ho jollv Jeulein hv Sullivan of Gilbert and Sullivan fame. Russell 07Shea of 207. the president was well liked hy all the boys as well as being a very able singer. Ken Dennis, the tall, red headed, booming bass Was vice-president. The treasurer, ,lim Grossman, was the hardest working member of the chorus. Did you ever try to get dues from a group of boys? Well, he succeeded. The boys tried to get 35100 together for robes for the chorus. They have sold five hundred slates which netted them 5lEl.5 for the chorus, Each boy paid 35.25 a semester which was used for an annual party. Any other donations were given to the robe fund. The annual party during the Christmas vacation was a huge success with the welcome help of Mrs. Millar, the popular adviser. r 'N ,. .t X 4 1 ROW 1: Bahusky. Strornlrs-rg, W. W i erl, 0'Shea, Mrs. Millar, Dennis. H. W'eigerl, Ries, Rothstein, Doggett. ROW 2: Rieck, Kopceld A usoic. Kirschbaum, Meister, Peterson, Grant. ll. Olson. H. .'xlNlL'I'SOI1. Oihlallev, Grossman. C1 iifl. ROW 3: Lawrence, D. Anderson. H. Anderson, Swanson. Blake, Hart-lson, White, lFI'ilZPI'NQCkly, Schiller, Leigh, Cohen. ROW 4: Zclkcn, Lundgren, In I I ,V ru n - . rn tn- 1- 1' 1 rv 1 tr .. TIUNS WHICH ARE APPRECIATED HY THE Page Ninely-,fix

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SENN ORCHESTRA 'TV The orchestra was almost entirely new this year with a large influx of players from the grade schools. Confronted with the task of playing the Mikado in October, these players came through with Hying colors. The Christmas and other assemblies showed their capabilities and revealed the orchestra as an organization always on the job. In January was organized The Orchestra Clinic at Lane High school and the Senn Orchestra led hy Dr. Burkholder played before a large representation of conductors from all over the country. Mr. Davidson has invited the orchestra to appear at many of the district grade schools this Spring including Swift, Peirce, Hayt, Daniel Boone, Stewart, and others. The object was to develop better relations and to encourage the musical groups in these schools. The Annual Contest and Spring: Festival were highlights in May and June and the orchestra took a leading part in these activities. Dr. Burkholdcr is to he commended on his fine leadership. ROW' 1: Wlhilfield, Gourvey, Gillespie, Uerardy, ll. Sivilsky, Dr. Bnrkholrler, Bnrgcr, Isilllslltflltlll, de Caro, E. Sivilzky. ROW 2: Tnvcson, Wertz, Calons, Nehlsen, Zapfc, Bold, Plamheck, Turner, Robertson, Klein. ROW 3: Horrigan, Anderson, B. Gcrken, J. Gerken, Kirniser, Zaslavsky, Harles, Remington, Klcinralh, Steinfeld. ROW 114: Weiller, Blaclunan, Pritchett, Diamond, Harris, Erickson, Artist, Andrews, llcnz, Briseol, Bontos, Domntz. ROW 5: Barron, Sayre, Curtis, ,It4I'Hlllt' yxllftllliilll. Kritz, Schallman, ,lalncs Abraham, Lazarus, Kadcskis. Postajian, Florcs. 0F MANY A DESERVING SENNITE, THE SENN Page' Nizzcly-ciglzl