The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1929-02-04
SCHOOL. CONCERT
pLEASES CROWD
M u ical Organizations of
High School Present
Fine Program

4 Music lovers in Juneau were al
sforded a rare treat yesterday after
noon by a delightful Sunday Musi-
Gale which was given in Elks Hall
.by the Music Department. of the
Juneau High School The pro-
gram was composed of both instru-
mental and vocal music and credit
for the success of this form of en-
tertainment is attributed to Miss
Dorothy Fisher, Director of the In
strumental Department, and to
Miss Dorothy Chisholm, of the Vo-
cal Department
The Senior Orchestra opened the
program with a composition en-
titled "Pomp and Circumstance. >
The members Of this orchestra
were Mary Schramen, Lillian Pc
terson, Ernest Kielwasser, Albert
Rhodes, Edward Mize, Duncan Rob
ertson, Robert Waggoner, Mike
Saloum, John Meggitt, Ernes
Weschenfelder, William Herman,
George Hall, Carl Jensen, Brian
Harland, Alice Merritt, Arthur Jud-
son, Tom Redlingshafer. Marvin
Chase, and Xenia Kasheyaroff.
The Boys and Girls Glee Clubs
rendered two selections and later
the Girls Glee Club sang alone as
did the Boys Glee Club.
The Girls Glee Club is composed
of Dorothy Bake, Tyra Baldwin,
Amy Bates, Edith Benson, Renee
Guerin, Dagny Hagerup, yerna
Hurley, Muriel Jarman, Xenia
Kasheyaroff, Alice Merritt, Xenia
Paul, Edna Riendeau, Maize Rod
gers, Genevieve Saloum, Winifred
Schmidt, Mary ]. Whittier and &C.
ella Yarkon; while the Boys Glee
Club consists of George Abbott,
Albin Bloomquist, Raymond Carl
son, Carl Hagerup, George Hall,
Brian Harland, Lewis Healy, James
Johnson, Thomas Judson, Edward
Laurie, John Meggitt, Bonnie Mes
ser, Billy Nickish, Elmer Powell,
Tom Redlingshafqr. Mike Saloum,
Robert Simpson. Tsilly Sparks. John
Stewart, Leighton Strauss, Edgar
Tarr, Robert Waggoner, Ernest
Weschenfelder, and George Whyte.
Gladys Naghel accompanied both
Glee Clubs on the piano
A Girls Quartette, consisting Of
Dorothy Bake, E DIN a Riendeau,
Maize Rodgers, ard Xenia Kashe-
varoff, sang Drink to Me Only
With Thine Eyes, and the Boys
Quartette, not to be outdone, sang
and old negro camp meeting song
entitled pilot Lam De Boat" Bri-
an Harland, George Hall, Billy
Sparks, and Robert Waggoner are
members of the Boys Quartette.
The Little Symphony Orchestra
of the Juneau High School made
| its debut at this musicale and con-
sists of the following members:
Mary Schramen, Lillian Peterson,
Alice Merritt, William HERMAN,
and Robert Waggoner 1t was just
organized this year under the di-
rection of Miss Dorothy Fisher.
A clarinet solo by William Her
riman, was remarkably we'll played
and very much enjoyed by the
large audience. -
An innovation in the form Of a
short aesthetic dance was grace
fully executed by Betty Barragar,
representing Autumn; Anne Ell
lott, representing Summer; Har-
riet Holman, representing Win
ter; and Cornelia Mohn, represent
ing Spring.
The Juneau High School Band
played the closing numbers on the
program. Those in the band are
John Meggitt, William Hermann,
Alice Merritt, George Hall, Brian
Harland, Carl Jensen, Dana De.
vighne, Barbara Wynn, Mike Sa-
loum, Robert Waggoner, Arthur
Judson, Tom Redlingshafer, Mar.
vim Chase, Ernest Weschenfelder
and Billy Friend.
Thanks are due the Elks Lodge
for courtesy in loaning Elks Hal
to- the High School for this must
Gale and to ]. p Anderson, Juneau
florist, for his courtesy in loanine
potted ferns for. the stage.