University of Illinois Chicago Circle - Circle Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Preparing for the Spring Concert niuemify CAMP The Choir, one of the most active organizations on campus, has been providing musical entertainment tor Uni- versity students tor tour years. lt was or- ganized almost immediately after the cpen- ing ot the Pier in Gctober, 1946. The organization consists ft tour parts. The largest and most important part is the choir as a whole, which has an average membership ot titty students. The other parts are a male quartet, a girl's trio, and a mixed octet. These groups have many engagements on their own as well as with the entire choir. The annual Christmas Con- vocation, the faculty tea at Norwood Park, caroling at a veteran's hospital, an appear- ance at the University's Medical School, trips to high schools and churches, and a spring festival are the various activities oi the Choir. Gilbert and Sullivan's HMS, Pinatoreu and The Mikado were present- ed at previous festivals. Officers tor the season were Gerald Woods, Presidenty Bob Mc- Andrews, Vice-President: Delores Gay- dos, Secretaryy and Dale Schulds, Treas- urer. Henry F. Williams, instructor ot economics, sponsors the group. HENRY F. WILLIAMS Director GERALD WOODS. President Row 1: G. Woods, I. Zukowski, I. Moyer, T. Mazurkiewicz, C. Carter, I. Murphy, A. Lee, I. Wolfson, I. Ives, C. Ienkins How 2: H. Williams, Director, M. Goldman, I. Dahm, R. Vaughn, R. McAndrews, D. Hoeck, H. Schmidt, S. Christianson, C. Bergstedt