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The Great Lakes Chorus 1953 First Chorus Champion in the society. Grand Rapids, Michigan |
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Proclimation declaring Harmony Week City of Detroit Declared by Albert E. Cobo, Mayor of Detroit 1953 |
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The Auto Towners 1966 Gold Medal Champions L-R, Carl Dahlke, bass; Clint Bostick, baritone; Al Rhekop, tenor; Glen VanTassell, lead |
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Carroll Adams Society President in 1941-42 National Secretary (equivalent to CEO now) beginning in 1942 Pioneer District Hall of Fame 1974 |
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Roger Lewis Society Hall of Fame 2009 Society President 2002-2003 Acting Society CEO 2005 April-July Pioneer District Hall of Fame 1996 |
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The Gentlemen's Agreement 1971 Gold Medal Champions L-R, Bob Whitledge, bass; Al Rhekop, tenor, Draton Justice, lead; Glenn Van Tassell, baritone |
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Frontier 2018 Next Generation Varsity Gold Medal Champions L-R, Chris Cordle, tenor; Cody Harrell, bass; Aaron Pollard, lead; Brandon Smith, baritone |
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The Harmony Halls 1944 Gold Medal Champions Tenor, Ed Gaikema; Lead, Bob Hazenburg; Baritone, Ray Hall; Bass, Gordon Hall |
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Poster from the 1981 International Convention in Detroit. | |
Book Cadillac Hotel June 8, 1940 The Detroit #1 Chapter held the Society's first "Parade of Quartets Continues to this day as Society's longest running yearly show" |
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Ben Landino Member of the Grosse Pointe Chapter 1949 Created the first International Quartet Championship Traveling Trophy |
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Power Play 2003 Gold Medal Quartet Mark Slamka, Baritone; Don Slamka, Tenor; Mike Slamka, Lead; Jack Slamka, Bass |
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Resisting-A-Rest 2010 Senior Quartet Champions tenor, Bruce LaMarte; lead, Tom Connor; bass, Phil Hanes; baritone, Steve Warnaar |
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Glenn Van Tassell First man to win a quartet gold medal in two different quartets singing different voice parts. Glenn sang Lead in the 1966 Auto Towners and Baritone in the 1971 Gentlemen's Agreement. |
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Original style Membership Certificate of Art Schulze. Detroit #1 chapter Signed by O.C. Cash in those days! |
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Michigan District Logo District name changed to the Pioneer District in 1968. |
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Bill Diekema Holland Chapter member Composer of Keep America Singing, (later changed to Keep the Whole World Sing to reflect our international makeup.) |