Sugar Grove High School - Torch Yearbook (Sugar Grove, PA)

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APIIJE L-' Q FRESHMEN CLASS President ,... Vice-President Secretary .... Treasurer . , . Adviser .... Name Anderegg, joyce Anthony, Leona Burt, Paul Goan, Donald Crouch, Donal Donner, Melvin Elsholz, Walter Frodelius, Eric Grover, Gladys Hoy, Betty Hoy, Robert johnson, Mary johnson, Myrtle johnson, Royal Landin, Donald Larson, Helen Loomis, Gerald McGraw, Betty Nelson, Ethel Nobbs, Sidney Olson, George Peterson, Alice Marie Richmond, janet Rupczyk, Catherina Salman, Alfred Shreve, Lauren Stasoiski, Mary Stearns, Lucy Strickland, Esther Sweeney, Walter Weber, Otto Williams, Robert ........ Donal Crouch ..............................Myrtlejohnson . . . . . . .Betty McGraw . . . , .Walter Sweeney ...........Miss Edin Outstanding Characteristic Brilliant Silent Enthusiastic Dependable Lively Droll Talkative Energetic Popular Thoughtful Willing jolly Tiny HHPPY Pleasant Persevering Friendly Vivacious Demure Quick Faithful Merry Industrious Charming Handsome Diminutive Adorable Serious Shy Good-natured Dreamy Athletic 'IIEIZE 12

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11? IX BOYS' GLEE CLUB First Row: Dale Nobbs, Elwood Barlow, Moran McGrath, Arthur Engstrom, Richard Allenson, Robert Williams, Curtis Norbeck, Chester Johnson. Second Row: Neal Hanks, Donal Crouch, David Landin, Harold Lahdin, Sidney Nobbs, Paul Burt, Walter Sweeney. Third Row: Lawrence Abbott, Lloyd Porter, Lester Drake, Alfred Salman, Gerald Loomis, Kenneth Porter. Fourth Row: Lauren Shreve, Everett Landin, Miss Chandler, Alden Johnson, Donald Landin. President and Secretary ..,.....,............. Alden johnson Librarian ............... .... A rthur Engstrom Accompanist ,. .... Alden Johnson Director .................................... Miss Chandler Friday at ten o'clock, twenty-five boys are seen hurrying to the first floor. Wvhy? Surely, it is not a fire drill-no, it is the boys' hour to sing. qIt's a secret, but there is a generous rivalry between the two Glee Clubs.Q The two numbers the Club used in the December assembly program were A Warrior Bold, sung in three parts, and a humorous sketch, I Saw Sammy. The high point nf the Club's activity was its participation in the annual evening of music, May 1.

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1? E1 Director Miss Chandler First Violin Abbott, Helen Andersen, Stuart Crouch, Donal Engstrom, Arthur Haggerty, Donald Hilldale, Alfreda Phillips, Jane Second Violin Nobbs, Sidney ORCHESTRA Saxophone Landin. Everett Trumpet Landin, David Landin, Harold Richmond, janet Mellophone Abbott, Ernest Tutmaher, Andrew Tutmaher, Maly Snare Drum Peterson, Alice Marie Swanson, Charles Sands, Dorothy Cello Schoonover, Ru th Clarinet Sweeney, Ethel Tutmaher, Anna Bass Drum johnson, Alden Piano Mary Andersen Although practically a new organization, the orchestra has made rapid progress in both size and ability, and has played on four public occasions-assembly, the production of New Fires, Dairymen's League meeting, and a spring concert. The school is looking forward to weekly appearances of the orchestra at assembly 13