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COLLEGE
CHORUS
First Row: Corry, Frame,
Wham, Fisher, M. Nelson.
IL Nelson, Porter, Ander-
son, Ritenour, Brill, Miller,
liageman, Wones.
Second Row: Work, Reed,
Richards, Andrews, Sisson,
Burkert, Burk, Gibso n,
Sanderson, Anderson,
Foulk, West, Walker, Lott.
The mixed Chorus has been a prominent organi-
zation in the music department of the College.
offers excellent training in music to both men and
women. Every Monday and Wednesday evening
it meets for rehearsal, under the talented direc-
tion of Mrs. Margaret J. Work, professor of music.
The Chorus has appeared at many college func-
tions during the year. Among which were the
Wilberforce International Music Festival, the Peace
Program, the Men's and Women's Bible Reading
Contests and Baccalaureate. Besides, the Chorus
has made its appearance in the two music recitals
during the year. The Chorus is fully vested and
has given Choral programs in different churches
during the year.
Any college student is eligible to try out for
membership in the mixed chorus. This year the
chorus consists of twenty-five members with Miss
Dorotha Corry serving as Accompanist.
MALE QUARTETTE
This year after approximately ten performances
in Cedarville, Piqua, Bellbrook, Xenia, Carlisle, and
Bowersville, the quartette, accompanied by Mrs.
Work and Anna Jane Wham, were sent on a tour
of Southern Illinois. Later the boys accompanied
Mrs. Work to Kentucky. The quartette feels that
its fine success is due to two things: work and
Work.
Angell, Richards, Sanderson, and Garlough.
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