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BOYS' OCTET 1From loft to rightj Kermit Kibler, Willard Light, Donald Shawk, Donalal Knappen- b0l'g'01', Ernest Striker, John Striker, Donald Sc-hnarrenberg'er, Raymond Cooper. BOYS' GLEE CLUB Back Row: Calvn Greeinick, Arthur Frost, Ned Baird, Lisle Yaussy, Lawrence Franks, Donald Pfieidorer, Donald Knapfenberger, Kenneth Shealy, Donald Shawk, Ernest Striker, Arthur Long, Raymond Cooper, James Ream, Herbert Light, John Striker, Oliver W'ood. lfront Row: Willard Light, Miss Spring, Richard Auck, Alfred Wood, Charles Britton. lxan Uln or, Donald Schimpf, Donald Schnarrenberger, John Miller, Charles Martin, Eldon Geiger, Kermit Kibler.
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BOYS' OCTET The following group of eight boys were chosen by Miss Spreng from the boys' glee club to work as a special group. John Striker Donald Shawk Donald Schnarrenberger Willard Light Ernest Striker Donald Knappenberger Raymond Cooper Kermit Kibler These boys practiced each Monday. They sang for the Girls' Glee Club Concert and for Commencement. ,-- I ' L ORCHESTRA The orchestra met every Tuesday under the direction of Miss Spreng. Following are the members of the orchestra: Violins: First Trumpets: Vera Light Kermit Kibler Jean Cheesman Donald Shawk Trombones: Second Trumpets: Ned Baird Donald Schimpf John Striker Ivan Ulmer Alto: Clarinets: Walter Schimpf Janet Widman B .t . Margaret Auck an one' . Dorothy Layer Donald Pfleiderer Jannetta Stahl Pianist: Drums: LllCllle Schwartz Joyce Shealy.-Snare Inez Kennedy-Bass The orchestra made their first appearance in a Christmas program at the school and again played a few selections at the Senior Play. BOYS' GLEE CLUB The boys' glee club is made up of all the boys in High School. They have prac- ticed every Wednesday since the beginning of the year. They sang for Baccalaure- ate. Because of the weather they weren't as active as other years. We hope in future years they will have a chance to be more active.
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