About twenty members of the Glee Club seated on the stone steps of an ivy-covered brick building, with the director and accompanist in front. The director, Maurice G. Beckwith, and the members are named below. — The Intermont, 1915. Scanned by Bristol Public Library, via the Internet Archive. Published 1930 or earlier.

The Glee Club, 1915

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ChicagoThe Intermont (Bristol, VA, 1915), page n88, Internet Archive, https://archive.org/details/intermontthe1915virg/page/n88.

MLAThe Intermont. Bristol, VA, 1915, page n88. Internet Archive, archive.org/details/intermontthe1915virg/page/n88.

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Publication: The Intermont
Volume: The Intermont, 1915
Year: 1915
Scanned by: Bristol Public Library
Page: archive.org page n88

About twenty members of the Glee Club seated on the stone steps of an ivy-covered brick building, with the director and accompanist in front. The director, Maurice G. Beckwith, and the members are named below.

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