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Latest revision as of 08:55, 16 June 2023
BOYS’ GLEE CLUB
Back Row: Left to Right: Keith Schulz, Claude Ross, Wendell Blair, Harry Christensen, Larry Landreth, Richard Stuhlmiller, Ervin Wendlandt, Bill Rowland, Marvin Carstens, George Wynecoop, Wayne Delzer, Carl Rogers, Clifford Bergeron, Dwayne Paul. Front Row: Jerry Owens, Don Beck, Charles Eastman, Don Clayton, Harold Roads, Larry Plummer, Junior Anyan, Jim Bergeron, Charles Franklin, Wayne Repp, Dale Dahlin, Harold Krupke, Bernard Thiemens, Ralph Gifford.
The following boys acted as officers for the boys’ Glee Club, newly organized this year.
President: Bill Rowland
Vice President: George Wynecoop
Secretary: Harry Christensen
Sergeant-at-Arms: Ervin Wendlandt
The Spring Concert was held on the evening of April 14. The Concert consisted of numbers from the various music groups. The Boys’ Glee Club presented the following:
- The Bells of St. Marys by Emmett Adams
- I've Been Working on the Railroad from a Negro Song
- Old Man River by Jerome Kern
- Oh Susanna by Stephen Foster
The boys also participated in the Mixed Chorus which was also a part of the Concert.
Clifford Bergeron played a Cornet Solo, Other numbers were:
- Nobody Knows De Trouble I’ve Seen from a Negro Spiritual
- Old’Black Joe by Foster
- Easter Parade by Berlin
- Now the Day id Over by Barnby
(From annual held by Reardan Schools.)
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