Steubenville High School - Crimsonite Yearbook (Steubenville, OH)

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Cl-IGRUS The Wells I-hgh S hoo! lvl med Cho u und r he o rec on of G Aushn Kuhns con I Ts oT TuTTy Tuve rrenroer They meeT he Turl per od un Room 2l ThroughouT The week The r'-emoer oT The chorL rccenve one TourTh oT a unuT a school year The chorus enTered The EasTern Ohio D1sTr1cT conTesT held aT Muslcungum College March 26 l938 and re euved a second rahnq They sang From Heaven Above a ST Olaf Chour ArranqemenT by l-len k,hr1sTvansen and a modern arranqemenT ol SweeT And Low by Nobel Cam Also several ele Ted croups mcludzng a double The A Caopella Cher has Taken promun nT par+ IP band con erTs a semblres n The l-larnlxne Church Fesnvals aT Oglebay Park nn Wheelang ncl lso on special occasnons Tor local organnzahons The chorus vesTure consIsTs of robes of school colors whnch were made under The supervusnon of Mrss Denms They were TrsT worn by The chorus aT The DrsTrucT conTesT The Muxed Chorus has sung many b auTuTul numbers by we l known composers Numbered among These a e My Bonn Lass by foward 'Ser The Swing by Palgreen Dedlcahon by Frarz Mu ller Br ak SOTT Ye Wnnds by Samuel Weber and The Solduer Chorus from ausf bv Cnarles F Gounod . r - T 1- T- ' - , l' f T' S, ,G 'I . ll . .s's ,,'fs. ,.T 's. 'Q' . . .. ' s A as A -' - ' . f . . .. .. I . in J rx j S Al .5 . E . . ., c J , quarTeT, a Trio, and five so'oEsTs compeTed wiTh olher schools. E ' ' e , '. cs , s .' I . ' , ' . ' , a a f ' T e ' l-P. , . . r Z.. ye A :s gh: .. . f H . I ,H I C Q T H C I ,ll . Il - F -- : 1 1 3 I ' A I v I I Q

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CDRCI-IESTTQA Our hugh school orcheslra deserves hugh place among The Tune musucal organuza luons 'rhal have been produced un Wells Through 'fhe years ll consusls of TuT+y sux members al presenf and several young hopeful are beuno 'rrauned fo lalce 'rho place of The members lhal v ull graduuafe Thus year The sulrung secluon has increased especually durung The pasl year unhl al preser' lhere are lhurly lwo vuoluns Tour vuolas lve cellos and Tour slrung bass vuoluns Miss Frances Trusullo a well known and accomplu hcd vuolun unsfruclor un Steubenville while Mr Kuhns The dureclor has been pulling un mosl of hus lime wulln he cellos and slrung basses Thus year The hugh school orchesfra enlered The duslrucl conlesl for +he Tursl fum un The huslory of 'rh hugh school and received a second rahng 'rhe hughesl ralung guven al The conlesl There was no Sfafe Crchesfra conlesu' 'rhus year buf nexl year lhe oichesfra hopes To omp 're un 'The Slale conlesl The orches+ra played for 'rne Granl lunuor Hugh School play and appeared un several concerls I+ wull also perform af +he Senuor Class play and al +he Commence menf program s ' , ' - lv. ' . . . . . . . L has been giving special inslruclion lo The violins and violas for The pasl school year . , , . , .. . Ie n 1 G A a 4 -I gl- I' w I 4 4 c -e ' . L , . . .

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The Bug Red Beocon The Bug Red Beacon daTes back To OcTober 2l T036 when The Journalnsm Club was organIzed Through The InTeresT oT Two sennor sTudenTs Bernard J Rosenson and Franklun Manuahs The paper was oubllshed bI wekly ThrouqhouT ThaT school year and when classes resumed lasT SepTember The Blo Red Beacon was Issued wITh DoroThy RoberTson as edITor In chIeT and Thelma Thompson busnness manager The paper IS sTencIled and mlmeographed aT hugh school on 8 x ll 2 sheeTs wITh lvllss ElIzabeTh NewTon In charge oT The mlmeographung STencIlIng was done by Howard Taylor and VIFQIDIRTIBPTDGH The puropse oT The Beacon was To sTImu laTe school spIrIT and To keep The sTudenT body InTormed oT The schools acTIvITIes Remarkable sTudenT supporT was shown aT each publIcaTIon The edITorIal sTaTT Included Tor The TrsT s mesTer Rober TUnroe News Mac Erwm LITerary RuTh TIlTon SOCIETY Maman SchaeTer l-Tumor Fred Dreyer SporTs For The second semesTer Maruan Scl'IaeTer News Anna STeTTler LITerary KaThryn Behrlnger SOCIETY BeTTy Dorsch T-Tumor James Cochrun SporTs O I - I , . . t -. ' , r s -. I . . . . . 1, ' I .. . , . . . I- . ! 5 I I I I I I I I I I - I - I I I I - I I I I I .