Bloomington High School, The Gothic, 1926, Page 92
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The Boys Glee ClubThe tutelage of Mr. Lee McCauley, director of Music, has made itselfheard, if not felt, in the school during the past two semesters. The sweetstrains of that plantive melody, There, Little Girl, Dont Cry, have beenwafted up to us with enough frequency to convince us of the proximity ofMac and his male songsters.The work of Mr. McCauley and his embyro Scottis and Tetrazzinis inhelping at convocation, and in presenting the Christmas cantata at the FirstPresbyterian Church was appreciated by the entire community. Evenbefore the end of the first semester work was started on the Pirates of Penzance, an opera by Gilbert and Sullivan.The people who contributed the heavier parts to the harmony during thefirst semester were: Mazzola, Dugger, L. Branam, Miller, Heplev, Whaley,DeWalt, P. Kirby, Hicks, Foley, Hoadley, Deckard, Coyle, Hall, Carter, Griffin,Radcliffe, Giles, Fuller, Costas, Teter, Garton, R. Kirby and Pike. |
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http://cdm17129.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/hs-bloom/id/3068 |
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Bloomington High School |
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