Shelby High School - Tigers Tale Yearbook (Shelby, MI)

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C-lRLSx CLEE CLUB BACK ROW Kathleen Smxth Phlla Shafer Mary Nxles Barbara Hulbert W1lma Best Thera Knudson Etta Mae Morrlson Rose Campagna Mlldred Morse Allce Weaver Betty Dewey Barbara Cheever THIRD ROW Joyce Aeblg Charlene Balkema Velda Bearss Joan Schuyler Clara Tltus Ruth Schultz Helene Lewxs Jacquelme Morrxson Dorls Lxttle Joyce Bxllmgsley Irene Dunlap Joan Current SECOND ROW Dorothy Babmec Margaret Vandenberg Mary Anderson Glorra Fuehrmg Helen Hart Loxs Hendrlck Bonme Putney Mary Mornlngstar Joyce Swanson Ceclle House Edna Makxn Mrs Marx Director FIRST ROW Glorla Blrkness Ona Burmelster Lxlleas Brunals Marllvn Flemmg Helen Schoenberg Ethel Burmelster Lottle Makln Marlon Lewls Marlloulse Brunals Barbara Easton Angela Burmemster NOT SHOWN Clara Martm Eleanor Hlddema Eleanor Dykstra The Gxrls Glee Clubs are three m number two clubs m the Hlgh School and one m the elghth grade They functlon as slngle groups and also as comblned groups The Boys Glee Club IS omposed of Hugh School boys only and they furnished muslc for school programs by themselves and also wlth the Glrls Clubs The combmed Glee Clubs partlclpated ln the Thanksgxvmg Chrlstmas World Day of Prayer and Easter programs as well as the School Sprmg Muslcal For the Chapel servlces whxch were held every two weeks the Clubs provlded specmal musx cal numbers-elther as slngle groups or as a combined group Sometlmes small num be1s of these Clubs sang solos duets or small ensemble numbers Many of the gurls acted as accompamsts for the Chapel slngmg Wllma Best and Marllyn Flemmg were the Semor glrls who gave thelr services ln thlS respect Lols Hendrlck Helene Lewls Charlene Balkema Rose Campagna and Yvonne Ash contrlbuted IH llke manner Walter Abbott and John Fanberg and Ceclle House and Charlene Balkema gave musical numbers at the School Carmval Edna Makm also Jolned the specxal numbers for the carmval and presented I Never Had A Mammy ' whxch she gave fox the mmstrel snow m the sprlng of 45 Z V D Y i I 7 ! Y ! 7 Y Y ' : I Y Y Y Y V 7 I 7 7 Y ' 3 v Y Q y Y D l 7 Y ! 7 I ' Y ' 5 v 1 y . 1 9 1 ! ! Y 9 ' 2 , , . . , . . . , y . ' c , . . . . , v , 1 I ' 1 1 ' - ' 7 ! ' . . . . . ,. I 1 y D ! 1 . V . . A ' . lr . . . ' KL I ' 1 r V . . . ,

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PAPER STAFF BACK ROW Wilma Beet Joyce Billingslex Margaret Steen Joan Rice Gloria BlIkYl9QS Wins Ewing f8dVliOIf Ona Bulmelster Patricia VVade Bettv Sanford Betty Webbei Claia Maltin FIRST ROW Dolothg Plumhoff Bob J6ffIleS Joyce Swanson Don Johnson Bill ABSENT Fleanoi Dslwtla This xeaz a couise in Speech and Jouinalism si as offeied to tu entw seniois -ks palt of tlieii woik this class published the school paper ex eix two weeks Thex also did much of the woilx on the annual Field, Clarence Streblow, Lottie Makin, Harold Weaver, Erma Bucher.

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BCDYS' CLEE CLUB BACK ROW LeRoy Wybenga George Fleming Ronald Best John Funberg Walter Abbott Marshall Franke Nerl Skinner Norman Webber Bill Woodhouse Mrs Marx Director FRONT ROW George Shaffer Harold Weaver Bob Pochvla Iawrence Skinner Elwood Bender Dale lewis Bob Morningstar Jack Phillips Karl Olson Joe Miller 'NOT SHOWNI Lowell Hodgrns Ben Near The Christmas Program O Night Among The Thousands was an outstanding program The church choirs three in number Joined with the Clee Clubs in pre sentrng rt to a very large congregation The efforts of all who particrpited were greatly appreciated by the community as a whole The combined Clee Clubs provided the music for the World Dav of lraxer The splendid manner in which they sang The lords Praver b 4. H Malotte 'ind To Thee We Sing bv P Thach won for them new recognition 'ls choir singers for all of Shelby s churches the flrst Sundas in March The Easter program was perhaps the most outstanding event that the Glee Clubs were privileged to participate in It wa The Seven Last Word of Christ b Theo Dubois The church choirs again were a part of this commumts program The Spring Musical The Garden of Remembrance will be remembered in long years to come Songs from the light operas and cla ical selections bx out standing composers were sung in a very lovely garden setting The soloists were Ruth Schultz Lois Hendrick Miss Aldrich Harold Weaver Walter Abbott Lawrence Skinner Marshall Franke and Robert Pochxla Others rn duet and small ensembles were Wilma Best Marilyn Fleming Clara Martin Lottie Makin and Dorothy Babinec Joyce Billingsley Eleanor Dvkstra Glorra Birkness. and Joxce Swanson were chorus members Both Glorra Brrltness and Joyce bwanson assi ted with their vrolrn and flute The Glee Clubs were under the direction of Mrs August Wlarx q l ' , , . y y n , . , J , A . Q, - , 1 , A' 1 . . . : , . . Q 1 1 AK Y' 14 y' v . l 1 ' - J v I ' 2 1 f . , s . ' ' ' . , '. ', , y r . . ' , 1 H ' . . . ' ' ' . .' and also an invitation to sing these same selections at Sunday morning services v7 v ' 1 ' ' as vv Y' . . 5 ' . ' ' ss' . ' - j - Q - u . - - ' . v. y A , 'Y . v A t A , . Q 'v q . I ', t , ' L- -' 'L G 1 ' ' - v N v - 'Q -I