Summit County High School - Summiteer Yearbook (Breckenridge, CO)

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girls 3 Qlee BOTTOM ROW: Helen Lundgren, Janice Forsberg, Ida Carr, Rhoda Graham, Letha Gilmore, Florence Dodge, Barbara Cox, Betty Roof, Janet Wells, Mrs. Schenck. TOP ROW: Darlene Slavin, Karen Erdmann, Phyllis Ritchey, Ioan Scheek, Joan Williams, Shirley Kirkland, Elsie Comstock, Patsy Mumford, Carole Chambers, Audrey Glaum, Nellie Rose Warren. Our club this year was begun with an enrollment of twenty-three girls. Our first major project was providing the music for the Thanksgiving assembly in which we and the boys' chorus sang two appropriate selections. The Christmas program turned out to be one of the very best and most en- joyable Christmas programs presented in several years. All grades participated in this program: thus giving a wide range of- vocal combinations and a broad se- lection of Christmas music. Mrs. Schenck planned and prepared the program. Under Mr. Ze1insky's direction, the choruses sang very well. Preparations for the Music Festival are just beginning. We certainly are striving for the superior rating which we have usually received at these annual festivals. FREMONT TRADING CO. CLIMAX CARI.. PRESTRUD Compliments Of A FRIEND