The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1933-03-23
GLEE CLUBS
TO PRESENT
ANNUAL SHOW
Seventy-Three High School
Students to Take Part in
Revue Next Thursday at
nj. E. Church

Climaxing many weeks of prac-
tice seventy-three members of the
boys and girls glee clubs of the
Kennewick high school will present
their annual Revue" next Thurs
day evening, March 80 at eight
o'clock in the basement of the
M. E. church. They will be assisted
by an orchestra directed by r. L.
Parks and composed of sixteen of
his best musicians from Kenne-
wick and Pasco. Two performances
will be given, the first on Thurs
day morning for the grade child
rem and the evening presentation
for the general public. The follow
ing program is announced by Miss
Carol Goodrich.
Overture, "Mignonette,' j. Bau-
mann; "Elegie," II. Aletter, by the
high school orchestra. Sing Sing
Band. "The Dizzy aBton," a one
act opeeretta, composed of advanc-
ed mixed glee club members. Sc
lections from Carmen" Biget by
the high school orchestra.
The girls elementary glee club
will present "Hark! Hank, the
Lark" by Schubert; "Little Coon's
Prayer" by Hope; "The Cuckoo
Clock, Grant-Schafer. The boys
of the advanced glee will present
The Bells of st. Mary's," Adams:
"The Regiment is Marching By"
Zamecnik. The mixed advanced
glee will present ooh! Sweet Mys-
terry of Life" Herbert; "Clickety
Click March," Baker; little Close
Harmony" O'Hara.
Children of the Moon" War
rem; Gypsy Love Song" Herbert:
Nursery Rhyme Suite" Constance
will be presented by the girls adj
vance glee club. Three numbers.
"My Wild Irish Rose" Olcott:
"Home Sweet Home" Bishop:
"Minuet," Mozart, will be sung by
Lorraine Giles. Ruth GOODNIGHT.
Ella Mae Liebel, Gertrude Curtiss.
Chloe Hembree, Esther Kempe.
Martha Shepard and Virginia Wis
ger, accompanied by the orches-
ira. The orchestra will presen.
Believe Me IF All Those Endear
ing Young Charms "Les Adieux"
by Sarasate; anchors Aweigh,.'
Zimmerman.
"Freshies," one-act oneretta.
Will be presented by the boys ele-
mentary glee club.
Orchestra personnel has been
announced as Lynette Heberlein,
Evelyn Edwards, Dorothy Allison,
violins; Harry Bowen, John Park
hurst, trumpets; Irene Heberlein
and Dorothy SvantonsBy, clarinet;
Cecil Edwards, Billy McGahey.
saxophone; Rollin Smith, melo-
ophone; Lucille Heberlein. Har-
land CARLSON, trombone; Jim Nc
Intyre, piccalo, Alta Puderbaugh.
piano; Ottie Asbury drums. Bet
ty Beamer accompanies for the adj
vanced elee club; boys first tenor,
Sam Cosslett, Sam Schuster.
Henry Scott; second tenor, Bill
Graves, John Scott, Guy Shepard;
Bass, Eugene Britain, Charles
Peter, Burchel Taylor. Girls: So
prano, Alice Altrogge, Dorothy AL
lison, Jean Arnold, Lorene Belair.
1nez Elliott. Wilma iLston. Ger
trude Nicholaus, Euarda Vinson.
June Visger; second soprano. Mar
guerite Carpenter. Marion Glea-
son. Irene Heberlein. Lucy Helm,
Vivian Peter, Rosalie Whitney: AL
to. Olive Brue. Edna Erie Terrell.
Eileen Olbrich, Alta Puderbaugh.
Marion Gleason. accompanies for
the elementary club girls; first So
prano, Lorraine Giles, Verla Guer-
nsey. Barbara Hauschild, Chloe
Hembree, Irene Henke. Ruby Hill,
Rose Nash. Virpinia visger; sec
ond soprano. Virginia CARPENTER,
Grace Dickinson. Melba Erickson,
Mildred Guernsey. Beatrice Hack
er. Norma Hinkle, Vivian Hunt,
Esther Kempe. Helen Kennison,
Ella Mae Lebel, Ailene Paden,
Marguerite Root, Julia Tillery,
Mary Thrasher, Betty Weiggands;
altos, Ruth Goodnight. Julie Gils-
pey, Ellen McAlpin, Ellen Puder-
baugh. Fay Rupp, Martha Shep-
ard. Josephine Smith, and Nellie
Thurston.