Washington High School - Cherokean Yearbook (Cherokee, IA)

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Double Sextette Fl'0IIf Row: Carol Sue Bcrklcr, Karin Becker, Mary Miller, Joan Cuffcl, Sally jones, Altnmnc Bridcn. Burk Row: Kay Culvert, Donna liscli, Donna Smilli, Margaret Carlson, Sliirlcy Phipps, Ann -lolmson GIRLS' TRIO loan Burliliart Allo Caryl 1,00 Krcylics NI:'i.Lo Mary xlnnc Vain Ambcrg S01H'tlIl0 Slmron Holmes Pizwixf

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Vocal Music Groups MIXED CHORUS A - A Q 4 Q , A lfruni Razr: .Ieanene johnson, Mary -lane Van Amberg, Karin Graucr. ,lanice Stevens, Patricia Gillespie, Sharon Holmes, Kay Nelson, Alice Hetriek, janet McAlpine, Marilyn Halstrom, Marilyn Alloway, Lois Menke, Nancy Casey. Swurlil Kurt: ,loAnn Burkliart, ,lean Mulkey, ,loan Hantsbargar, Lorene johnson. Irene Angnos, Barbara XVallace, Dorothea Adolf, Lois lihrich, Patricia Osrerling, Shirley Lauer, Marilyn Swanson, Patty Peterson, l.aDonna Adamson, Margaret Fuchs, Mary Ann Grauer, Charlene Conley. Tlriril Role: .lune McLaughlin, .lane Shultz, Delores Alenness, Caryle Lee Kreykes, Lee Ann Anderson, Helen Cline, janet Bengston, .loyce llhlers, Lanny Larson, Donald Malcom, Nvalter Benson, Dennis Holmes, Marlene Jensen. julia Quinn, Paula Xvilcox. Huck Row: Tracy Anderson, Robert Cuffel, Charles Stiles, Robert Armbrecht, Richard Sagness, james Hyde, Roger Hinkeldey, Charles Peterson, Dennis XVray, Gerald McGlothlen, Philip Hartliep, Ronald Hartliep, Richard Kowalke, Allyn Moe, Lester Hicks. Mixed Chorus, with a membership of 60, filled the halls during the morning hours with harmony at Wasluington High. Under the direction of Miss McNally, they performed for Thanksgiving Vespers, sang in con- junction with the townmenis chorus for the Christmas program and gave a Spring concert. The highlight of the year was the participation in the annual Quad-City Music Festival held this Spring in Storm Lake, con- ducted by Mrs. McCanlogue of Cornell College. CHEROKEE CAPERS This fund raising variety program, by the music department, was held December 7 and 8, 1953. The traditional Linger Awhilei' opened the program in the Wfilson auditorium. Emcee Charles Stiles, attired in a black tuxedo, humorously presented each different act. Outstanding in the show was a pantomine of the famed Little Blue Riding Hood acted by a group of sophomore girls. A standing joke between Bones the Bum CPaul Andersonj and the emcee brought rounds of laughter from the audience and a surprise piano solo from Bones. Emcee Stiles sang his rendition of Poor Little Robin accompanied on his ukulele. A group of senior girls presented School Daysv, a reminicent act of the highlights of their thirteen years of school. The show ended with the traditional I'll See You In My Dreamsv. ...gg-

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Girls' Glee Club . , . - r f . A 3, ,jfwwgl I'vl'0llf RlI1l'f l'.1Krici.1 Bralcy, Marjorie Grauer, Priscilla Nlclicnzic, Kay Ruud, Kntlicrinu Frisbic, Donna Xvilson, Lymla Robinson. Burk Rolf: .loAnn Griffith, Lola Tuttle, Margaret Nvoodard. Patricia XxV.lyl1'l1lH, Ann Ilankcns, .Ioan Kcclinc, Sliirlcy Ciclirrs, Girls' Choir 'ef l'.l'!Hlf Rnlr: Doricu Hull, Virginia Dcrkson, Marika NVilliams, Buvcrly lfcc, Peggy XVaddull, Margo Lazliam, Sliirlcy Howard, Miflilli' iRuu': Sandra Locke, Carole Newland, Vcldn Maffin, Iildn .lane Haltcrxoan, Alllllliilll Cougill, LaVonnc Ilirlci-, Donna Spccl- mazi, Susan lfaton. liilrk Kuff: Susan Smiles, Myrna Cowan, licvcrly lfislicr, Kay IKJSINLIK, lkilliu Mullxcy, Mary Alo liarry, Mary M.1rg.1rv:l Rupp, -Ianiu Uolicrlv. ...55-