A collection for group singing for all occasions.

Songlist: Alouette, America, America, The Beautiful, Au Clair de la Lune, Battle Hymn of the Republic, Big Rock Candy Mountain, Bill Bailey, Won't You Please Come Home, Birch Tree, Blues in the Night, British Grenadiers, Broom, Bury Me Not on the Lone Prairie, By the Light of the Silvery Moon, Cantique de Noel, Careless Love, Charleston, Christmas Is Coming, Cielito Lindo, Come Follow, Come Ye Thankful People, Dancing in the Dark (from "The Band Wagon"), Dear Old Girl, Down by the Riverside, Drink to Me Only with Thine Eyes, Fine and Dandy, First Nowell, From Ill Do Thou Defend Me, Gal I Left Behind Me, Galway Piper, Give Me Your Tired Your Poor, and more

In this book, the tenor part is suitable in range for either changed voices or those unchanged boys' voices which are usually assigned to a low alto part. The baritone part lies within the easy range of voices even in junior high school and is effective when sung by adult male choruses who may be lacking tenors but yet have a good many basses. The bass part is also not too low for the average low baritone voice, thus making it possible for a few of the lower voices to cope with the bass. The material in the book is suitable for average concert glee club programming, and can be employed for boys' groups just learning to sing in three parts.

Songlist: No Hiding place, Old Nckodemus, Lonesome Road, Jonah Swallowed the Whale, Wild Necktie, Git Along Little Doggies, America My Own, Rocka My Soul, Capital Ship, O Come and Bow Ye Down, Now Thank We All Our God, Aura Lee, O Worship the King, So's I Can Write My Name