The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-04-11
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stall Gardner, Charles Jeppeson,
Danny Pangburn, Hugh Schlofeldt,
Marguerite Studanski, Rose Marie
Vennewitz, Bobby Westhoff, James
Cordell, Kathryn Itchy, Arthur
Thomas. Gerene Aldous, Colleen
Frederick, Gene Green, Billy KLEIN,
Marie Kortan, ROLAND O'Gara,
Jean Steffes, Lois Besser, June
Dickinson, Gloria Ann Essler, Lor-
raine Haider, Leon Holbrook, Fran
cena Lovesee, Seretha Potter, Alan
Thornbloom, Geraldine Brown,
Gladys Christie, Gayle belong,
Lewis Doege, Donald Hennings-
gard, David Higbie, Jean Mabie,
Jack Paske, John Rosenwald, Phyl-
lis Thomas and Doris Ward.
The following songs were sung
by the choir: "Grandfather's
Clock" by Work-Parks; Lullaby"
by Brahams; Beautiful Dreamer"
by Stephen e. Foster.
The following solos were played
by different pupils: Doug Kohl,
clarinet, 1.-THE Follies;" Margaret
Whitson, flute, Largo" Lorraine
Pendroy, violin, Huns aria n
Dance" Accompanies, Rose Morse
and Margaret Whitson.
The following members Of the 9th
grade chorus sang: I'm the Time
Of Roses" Reickhardt-Stickles; "Al-
labs Holiday" Friml-Riegger.
First Sopranos: Ruby Krebsbach.
Bertha Weisser, Betty Lou Osten.
dorf, Vivian Secoy, June Brown,
Esther Korte, Eunice Fink, June
Gray, Betty Scott, Phyllis Neal,
Marie Dirnberger, Bernice Wiener,
Phyllis Brann. Second Sopranos:
Margaret Hanson, Marie Martial
er, Eileen Minke, Virginia Polip-
nick, Lorraine Dickhaus, Winifred
Hanson, Pauline Hershiser, Alvina
Wiener, Lillian Miller, Margaret
Conley. Altos: Shirley Magnuson,
Irene Woeste, Gloria Rosenwald,
Laura Tombers, Marcella Schley,
Evelyn Beste, Pearl Gardner, Pat
ty Hanson, Margaret Whitson and
Geraldine Cumming.
The following members Of the 9Th
grade chorus sang Dawn Of Car
mep and "Stars of the Summer
Night" Lorraine Bailey, Mary
Chisholm, Marilyn Cordell, Evelyn
Determan, Audrey Brecken, Mar
cellene Dickhaus, jeanette Dou-
bravo, Beulah Engels, Shirley Fake
stad, Alberta Gamradt, Dolores
Haider, Betty Hesse, Carol Inger-
soil, Dolores Kinsella, Eleanor Loe-
blen, Marguerite LUX, Ella Petit,
Harriet Roberts, Iris Schlotfeldt,
Joy Schlotfeldt, Lorraine Steffes,
Darlene Thornbloom, Betty Weed
er, Joan Vennewitz, Dora Ward,
Marjorie Westhoff, Mary Woeste
and Anna Van Havermaet.
The seventh grade chorus sang
"A Song of Praise" by Gwenberger
and Carol of the Shepherds" a
Bohemian folk song and "Sea Few
err" by Friedrich Silcher. The sew
enth grade chorus consisted Of the
following members: Lucille Blaski,
Mildred Bliese, Patricia Casey,
Catherine Chisholm, Hazel Christie,
Beatrice Determan, Barbara Ellis,
Lorraine Emblom, Betty Telling,
Audrey Gwin, Norma House, Mon
ie Hesse, Mildred Johnson, Wanda
Klemm, Jeanette Mcdonald, June
Neal, Patricia Nelson, Renee Mel
son, Marion Nugent, Dorothy Pa
quin, Lucille Peterson, Rosetta Ped
erson, Eileen Stegner, Lorraine
Thornquist, Phyllis Thull, Alverna
Trattles, Mary Ann Van Haver-
maet and May Bell Van Haver-
maet.
MUSIC
Miss Momsen was very liberal in
her praise of program given by
pupils of the Rudiments Of Music
class. Marion Cowithorpe and Bill
ly Cumming sang a duet, "Whis.
pering Hope" Janet and Ardith
Ellrud sang the Cradle Song"
Carolyn Philipsen and Genevieve
Carlson sang a duet. The number
was Drink to Me-" Miss Nom
sen added her bit and sang "Ser-
enade," by Schubert. She was &C
companied by Rose Mary Morse.
Rose Mary will be greatly missed
by the orchestra next year
plays in it.
The mixed chorus has reached
the point where they can breathe
for awhile literally speaking. Prac-
tice has let up slightly as we have
extensive practicing for the music
festival Speaking of breathing
that is what we are doing in music
right now. Miss Krogh has tried
to refresh our memories and has
been making us practice breathing
in the proper method. Seventy-five