Skidmore High School - Beacon Yearbook (Skidmore, MO)

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G L E E C L U B S A N D M I X E D C H O R U S There are seventy-two members in the two glee clubsEiGiE55 thirty-four in the boys' glee club and thirty-eight in the girls' glee club. Out of this group there is a mix- ed chorus composed of thirty-six members. i N Y-7 V X Back row+-Lois Murphy, Kathryn Major, Mary Kempf, Hel- en Godseyw, Wilma Smith, Pat Hasty, Ralph Peter, Homer Lowrance, Charles Parmanw, Douglas Kings, Roger Lee Bar- retts, Richard Barrettw, Bob Lowrancer, Mr. Tompkins. ' Fifth row--Charles Morton, Donald King,Conner Medskerw, Ted Barbers, Jeanne McGinniss, Betty Jean McDowell, Wilma Linvilles, Lois 'June Reynolds, Letha Murphy, Mary -Ann Yates, Genieva Yeager, Helen Ruth Neese. ' Fourth row--Paul O'Rileys, Robert Barrettw, Vivian Vdlh sons, Dorothy Martins, Charles Lowrance, Irene Dolpha, Lawrence Hilbertw, Mary Esther Reynolds, Anna Lee Loganr, Ruth Lowrance, Anna Be1le:Morton. ' Third row--Genevieve Garrisons, Beverly lMastersa, Mary Ann MeClurg, Eleanor Jean Reesea, Doris O'Riley, Virginia O'Riley, Doris Ann Martin, Lois Jean Lowrance, Geraldine Yeager, Beverly Crockettw, Margaret O'Riley. ' Second row--Katherine Cottrella, Guila Fletchalla, Dor- othy Jean Peters, Louese Stricklerw, Virginia McGinness, Bonnie Shields, Betty Thompsona,Mable Louise Deffenbaugh, Clara Crockettr, Betty Stevens, Mary Katherine Owens, Fern Reese. ' ' Front row--Lester Parmanw, Donald Paul Hart, James Mur- phys, Lansing Reesea, Junior Hitchcock, Stanley Worlw, Bob Hiichc ckw, Maurice Bartram, Franklin Colwell, J. W, Hart,Delmcf Proffitt,Leslie Abrams4,Johr'dfnry'PaBternont Absent--Marilyn Colwellh, Richard Argos, Charlene Mul- vaney,Joe Rcnfro,Bill Runyon,Gene Dearment,Charlcs Major. R indicates Mixed Chorus members. SU 5 ik' K .J i W fj I u I 'V

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M U S I O A C H I E V E M E N T , BAND GROUPS: . After having playeiQSaturday night concerts throughouk C, the summer months last year, the band made its initia L appearance this school term at the Skidmore Punkin Show. 'I Last fall the band was invited to play at the Guilford Fair and the Graham -School Carnival, and was invited to , enter a marching band contest at the Pickering Horse Show, This spring the band entered the District Music Contest g. at Maryville and received a III rating. E5 Soloists and small groups from the band are as follows: 1- Menty Wilson, saxaphone, who received a I rating at the Maryville Contest, Lester Parman, trumpet, who received a . III rating at the contest, Roger Lee Barrett, trombone, 4:3 who is eligible to the State Contest by receiving a I rating at the National Contest last year, clarinet quar- tet, composed of Eleanor Jean Reese, Stanley Worl,Douglas ' King, and Conner Ledsker, which received a IV rating at the contest, and the brass quartet,made up of Lester Par- man, Bob Hitchcock, Lansing Reese, and Richard Argo,which received a V rating at the Maryville Contest. ' The following band members, Monty Wilson, saxaphone so- I loist, Lester Parman, trumpet soloist, and Roger Barrett, trombone soloist, due to their Maryville ratings are made eligible for the State Contest at Columbia, Missouri. I The band has been invited ate attend.sthe.Apple-Blossom Festival to be held in St. Joseph on May 2. VOCAL GROUPS: i The mixed chorus, which is selected from the combined J glee clubs, has made several good showings this year. It went to the Tarkio Contest, Harch 7, 1941, and received a H rating of II. Participation in the District Music Contest I at Maryville brought the mixed chorus a rating of II. y Both the girls' and the boys' glee clubs received a III. From the mixed chorus, small vocal groups have been se- - lected. The groups and their Maryville ratings are: girls' trio, composed of Eleanor Jean Reese,Helen Godsey, and Vivian Wilson, II, boys' quartet, composed of Lansing Reese, Douglas King,Conner Medsker,and Roger Lee Barrett, I II3 and mixed quartet, made up of Eleanor Jean Reese,Viv- ian Wilson, Lansing Reese, and Roger Barrett, II. Eleanor Jean Reese, soprano soloist, received a III rating at Maryville, Vivian Wilson, alto, received a II, and Roger Barrett, bass, is eligible to the state contest by having received a II rating at the Rational Contest last year. The following groups and soloists were made eligible for the State Contest at Columbia, Missouri, April 25, 1941, by their Maryville ratings: Vivian Wilson, alto solo, mixed quartet, boys' quartet, and mixed chorus. The majority of the soloists and musical groups have I appeared during the year at one or more of the follewingg I the Women's Christian Service meetings, the Rockford il Church, the Lurr Oak Church, the Methodist Church, 4-H Club meetings, P. T. A. meetings, and school assemblies. u I