Versailles High School - Portal Yearbook (Versailles, OH)

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19 2 8 THE SWASTIKIAN Page Twenty-nine Choral Club is preparatory to the Glee Club, which consists of upper-classmen. Any Freshman who expects to take part in the Glee Club must have this work. This year’s officers were: Martha Ullery, president; Thelma Boomershine, vice-president; Dorthabel Gerlach, secretary and treasurer; Thelma Sargent and Thomas Boomershine, sergeants-at-arms; Lova Spillers and Robert Harn, librarians; Miss Marybelie Harn, directress. Martha Ullery MEMBERS OF CHORAL CLUB Dorthabel Gerlach Lova Spillers La Rue Byrd Dorothea Simon Bernice Byrd Florence Schieltz Velma Brumbaugh i„ Thelma Sargent Virginia Brown Thelma Oliver Thelma Boomershine Jeanette Miller Pauline Blakely Emereda Liette Marguerite Begin l1 Alwanna Ley Rosabelle Bayman ii ' Claribel Kimmel Hugh Smith Mary Hole Carl St. Myers Leona Hesson Elmer Rismiller Evleyn Goubeaux Kenneth Medford Carl Hardman Robert Harn John Hannon Emerson Brown Richard Grilliot Dean Bigham Robert Hardman Herbert Berger John Apple

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Page Twenty-eight THE SWASTIKIAN 19 28 VERSAILLES HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA The Versailles High School Orchestra has had quite a successful year under the direction of Prof. C. M. Heugen. The Orchestra made its initial appearance at the dedication, and later playing for the Farmers’ Institute, Competitive Literary, Grade Operetta, Dramatic Club play, P.-T. A. program, High School Operetta, and Graduation exercises. Piano, Madge Falknor; violin, Paul Foy and Joyce Stamm; clarinet, Edwin Begin and Robert Everhart; trombone, Joe Williams; alto, Adolph Althoff; drums, Philip Brandon; saxophone, Herbert Boomer-shine, Robert Harn, Charline Begin, Frederick Haines, Marjorie Harn; flute, Paul Gerlach. 1

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Page Thirty THE SWASTIKIAN 1 9 28 BOYS’ GLEE CLUB With the thought in mind that music and song are a harmonious blend of sounds, the Boys’ Glee Club of Versailles High School was organized for the year 1927-27. On October 10, 1927, a meeting of those boys interested in Glee Club work was called, and officers for the year were elected. Try-outs were held and those capable of making the organization a success were admitted. Thursday night of each week was set aside as time of practice and rehearsal. At each a fine crowd was present. The Glee Club, under the able and splendid direction of Miss Marybelle Harn, began practice on a Cantata, to be given at the dedication of the new Versailles Public School. The very best efforts of the boys and Miss Harn were directed toward making this undertaking a success. Re-organization, with the same officers in charge, took place. Then came practice for the outstanding event of the year for Glee clubs, the High School operetta. Practice for this required very great effort and patience on the part of the boys and the directress. Officers of the organization are: President, Philip Brandon; Secretary, Elson Spraley; Trea-urer, Emmett Grillot; Sergeants-at-Arms, George Ward and Edwin Begin; Pianist, Madge Falknor. Members are; 1st Tenor—Emmett Grillot, Veatch Smith, Robert Brandon, Ralph Labig, Wayne Berry, Marcus Bornhorst; Second Tenor—Robert Routson, Lowell Apple, Leroy Carnahan, George Ward, George Berry, Harold Pearson, Chalmer E. Burns: 1st Bass—Orlan Oliver, Elson Spraley, Norman Triltschuh, Carl Harman, Rolin Hile, Herbert Eoomerrhine; 2nd Bass—Donald Hile, Paul Gerlach, Melvin Fact, Edson Varner, Paul Foy, Harold Shoemaker, Philip Brandon, Burl Marker, Edwin Begin. .