State High School - Analyst Yearbook (Terre Haute, IN)

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SENIOR MIXED CHORUS For a newly organized group, the Mixed Chorus has been very busy. Early in the fall, representa- tives were sent to participate in the All State Choial Group at Indianapolis. Later the Mixed Chorus appeared before P. T. A. meetings, assisted with An Album of American Music, and closed a sue- cessful year with its entrance in the District Music Contest and its participation in the All-City Music Festival. Miss Deneta Sankey directs the seventy members of this group. SENIOR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Forty-two members represent the State High Senior Girls' Glee Club. Activities of this group have been: the presentation of a Christmas cantata, participation in An Album of American Music, the Distriet Contest, the State Choral Group, and the All-City Music Festival. Miss Deneta Sankey directs the group. IUNIOR MIXED GLEE CLUB The Junior Mixed Glee Club, directed by Miss Vula Starn, employs the talent of junior high school students, who sing a variety of selections written for girls, boys, and mixed voices. Participation in the Album of American Music and the Junior High Music Festival were the most important activities of the year. SENIOR MIXED CHORUS SENIOR GIRLS' GLEE IUNIOR MIXED GLEE

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IA TVIDHIV Iuggagf' in lzanfl, zviflz lzopcful spirits, they pause . . C9 O 47 . BAND The Laboratory School Band has been Very active this season, having played at all of the home football and basketball games, marched in important city parades, and entered the music contest. Ofiicers of this organization are: William Shelburn, Robert Gillum, and Marjorie Eason. Mr. Arthur Hill directs the group. ORCHESTRA The Laboratory School Orchestra accepts students interested in instrumental Work and having suitable talent to merit membership. This organization is important for the part it played in P. T. A. meetings, Children's Theater productions, and in the play, An Album of American Music. Ollicers of this group are: Tommie Patrick, Ulta Thomas, and Jack Hill. Mr. Arthur Hill directs the group.

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ANALYST STAFF The publication of the 1941 Analyst was made possible through the cooperation of the Senior Class under the leadership of the editor, Marylee Manson, and the assistant editor, Floyd Smith. BLUE TRI Over a hundred girls are members of the Blue Tri Club, an organization which has assumed an important role in school affairs. Prominent activities of the club have been: service work at Thanks- giving, a Christmas party for needy children, Christmas and Easter school convocations, a Chili Supper- Hop. and the Sycamore Strut. Success of this club is due to the leadership of Miss Eleanor Dunlap, Genevieve Klueh, Betty Lou Dengres, Betty Lee Lawrence, Virginia Lundwall and the cooperation of the club as a Whole. HI-Y To create maintain and extend throughout the school and commmunity high standards of Chris- tian character is the purpose of the Hi-Y Club, an oiganization unique because of its selective mem- bership system. New members are chosen annually by the old members and a faculty advisory com- mittee. Otlicers are: James Bowman, Robert Torrence, Vernon Dix, Frank Coverstone, Floyd Smith, and Charles Kelley. 'Wa ANALYST STAFF BLUE TRI 0 H1-Y