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Title: Axis - Senior Number, The (1922)
Year: 1922 (1920s)
Authors: North Adams Normal School
Subjects: Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts--Yearbooks North Adams Normal School--Yearbooks
Publisher: North Adams Normal School
Contributing Library: Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts, Eugene L. Freel Library
Digitizing Sponsor: LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation

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_ GLEE CLUB 1922 (Slcc Club Concert THE Weather Man was not particularly gracious toNorth Adams those days preceding May, nineteenth.Small wonder, then, that the Glee Club Girls were anxiouswhen they awoke the very morning of the Concert only tofind it still raining. But as the day wore on the faithfulsun came to their rescue sending his brightest beams on ourNormal. That night they looked upon the world and saw that itwas good. The hall was well filled with an appreciativeaudience, the selections were sung with more spirit thanever, while the instrumental solos by the Messers. Paul Padden and Emil Calvacca were given as they alone canrender them. The Finale, a Cantata entitled, The Fairies Festival wasespecially interesting because of the variations introducedby Miss Rosa E. Searle, the director, and Miss Kent, thtleader. The latter took the part of the Fairy Qwrv.admirably. During the evening, Miss Searle was presented with alarge basket of Tea Roses by the Glee Club in acknow-ledgm

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