Wellington High School - Megaphone Yearbook (Wellington, KS)

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Four girls and four boys of which five were Seniors, two Jun- iors, one Sophomore made up the Double Mixed Quartet this year. During the year the Double Mixed group sang at several civic organ- izations and clubs. The Double Mixed Quartet disbanded about two months ago, but they Won out- standing praise from the commun- ity for what they did. They were a great reflection to the halls of W. H. S. Inst Row Robert Walkrr, .larry Hyndman. Dor- othy Glnnmnn, Sally Garland. Serum! Roiufldob Groom, Lilin Hytcn, Margaret P First Rown Richard Miller. .Lick lKlcrrymnn. Rohan Wnllwr and Dean Patterson Second Rowfdimmv Snnnrr, Bob Groom. Prob Shields, and Jvrrv Hvndmnn. Linn. .Jimmy Sanncr. Four Seniors, three Juniors, and one Sophomore composed the Boys Double Quartet this year. The Boys Double Quartet sang more the novelty type--something light and Nnuttyf' This group made several appearances all over the city during one of their most successful seasons. The Boys Double Quartet deserves a slap on the back for their excellent Work done here and at the District Music Festival held in Wichita, April 5. The Boys Double Quartet received a I rating. Something to be proud of. I

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The thirty-four members of the Boys Glee Club met every Monday and Wednes- day during home room period for practice session. They did not make any outstanding appearances, but they are commended on their Willingness, their cooperation, and their contribution to W. H. S. culture. The Girls Sextet sang semi-classics dur- ing the season, singing at many civic organ- izations and doing so Whenever asked. In the District Music Festival the girls received a H rating. The girls deserve for their hard Work and contributions to W. H. S., to be such a success. .Slundmgff Doioihv lkivis, ilairl- Mniilirws, Jerry Jones. Svultul l7u.o1l1'y Clvmlrum, ilulli XVOULI, and Nlnilm YXQJJ , ' fj .. 'Jr -1- f or -1. J 1 Y , X- V-. 7' X-,Y if! ,tl ' If ff ,QWK4 Wnff' Personnel First RoiuffGr:r.ild Landon, Esion Berry, Bob Dare, Rich- ard Millrr, Jack Kursting, Ray Carr, Virgil Moore, Bob Bunson, ljrncst Bedwcll, and Roy Brown. SL-com! Row --Dick Allmsln, Picric DcYoL', Bill Mclinchcrn. .lack Mvrryman, Bob Groom, Jimmy Snnnrr, Par. Quinn Alivn Rusk, George XVcbcr, Bob liolllnuxiy, D, L, Carter and Jerry Smith. Top Rozuf Dale XVilson, J. D, Turner, Johnny Gnspcr Paul Rader, Dean Pattrrson, Jerry Hyndman, Gilbert Wil- snn, Robert XValkcr, Edward Sargent, Yale XV2ath6rby, YOhnny Lawson, and Albert llcckcs. ..2Q-.

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