Arbor Vitae Woodruff High School - Log Yearbook (Woodruff, WI)

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'51 Ban THE LOG 'W 9 Q i 3 v .4 93.9 l CLARINETS DRUMS N. Oxley D. Draheim D. Eschenbauch I. Birkholz A. Faulkner D. Hartmann P. Ross P. Devine D. Rudolph G. Gomolla S. Birkholz R. Halminiak R. Beller M. Miller S. Draheim I. Yocum BASSES E. Schlezevvske D' Schmidt K. Wright L- Behn B. Kibler V. Drewsen L. Kollman J. Birkholz DRUM MAJORETTES gl. Stewart I. Richardson P. Clay CORNETS C. Melang V. Palecek H. Lukowicz VV. Servi M. Coffen B. johnson I. Miller I. jenco R. Faulkner D. Cronkrite TROMBONES R. Hall J. Seavert I. Van Vleet B. Melling S. Maynard HORNS D. Draheim E. Wallace pl. Richards - P . Zeinert A. Behn SAXOPHONES S. Radey R. Richardson M. Gauthier E. Newcomb S. Wright BARITONES R. Brown C. Whitman DIRECTOR Mr. W. Hagen to AV-W in hopes of starting a band. When Two and one-half years ago Mr. Hagen came he arrived, he indeed found a group who were interested, but who had little or no experience in playing musical instruments. VVith so little material to start with, he worked very hard to establish what is now known as the AV-W Band. The band has earned much credit under his management. The band has represented the school at three music festivals. Several of the members entered in soloist contests at these festivals and did a wonderful job. Mr. Hagen has taken the band to Rhinelander to broadcast over station XVOBT this year. They have also helped to make memorial parades in Flambeau and lVIinocqua a success. RB Pagc Tlzirty-Ilzrfr

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'll' THE LOG In Mixed Chorus l Row 1-Pat Devine, Sylvia VVright, janet Stewart, Helen Lukowicz, Virginia Palecek, Lynne Yvahl, hlarcia Gauthier, Audrey jarchow Row 2-Miss Carlson, Pat Zeinert, Sheridah Draheim, joan Seavert, Rita Heller, Betty Hartman, Sally Raldev, Opal Fellenz, jerry Gomolla. ' ' Row 3-Norris Oxley, Bob Knapstein, Dick Faulkner, Hill Anderson, Don Cronkrite, Don Schultz, Holy Buth jim Soyk. l Four part musicl It indeed is heautiful harmony when girls' and hoys' voices are blended. For two years our mixed chorus. has been in full swing. They have entered last years' Klusic Festival and the one this year. Both years they have heen rated high. AY-NY is proud ot the talents in the Mixed Chorus. RB Payi' Tllirly-lfwo

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,M all ,J si L3 THE Loo a f .fi lj? lt A . 9 ' I L' GIIIS Chorus Row 1-Sally Radey, Rita Beller, Ina Clare Lyons, Barhara Sass, Helen Lnkoivicz. Lynne XVahl, Darlene Yocum, Marcia Gauthier, Raehurn Halminiak. Row Z-Miss Carlson, Donna Carr, Beverly johnson, jean Thrall, .Xllwerta Trylwula, Marion Drewsen, jackie Knapstein, Maureen Moriarity, Sylvia VVright, Pat Zeinert, lsalwelle Yan Vleet. Row 3-Opal Fellenz, Lois Langhof, Sherry Draheini, lilinor Chatla, Virginia Paleeek. llat Devine, .-Xndrey jar- chow, Virginia Black, Alyee Behn. Row -I--janet Stewart, Nancy Melang, Betty llartman, llelen Ustrantler, Betty Uhlsson, .loan Seayert. Cora Nine Ohinger, Pat Clay. The halls of AV-VV ring with musical tones that escape from the music room. 'llltese tones are being encouraged hy Miss Qlaniee Carlson, who has heen instructing the memlwers tor two years. With her guidance and eneouragernent the memhers tliseoxeretl that they eonltl actually make music come from their throats. 'l'heir music not only delights the autlienees, hut also gix es a great deal of enjoyment to the memhers. rs- - lhrs year they traveled to Rltrnelantler several times to lwoqttleztst ox er NVUBT. The soloists this year tlitl very well at the lllusie liestiyal. 'lxlll' following students represented our school: Rita lieller, Opal lfellenz, -lanet Stewart, Sylvia Wlright, l.ynne lliahl, llat Clay. Helen Lulcowiez, liarhara Sass, ,loan Seavert, antl lftlith Cielirlxe. Page Tlzirly-four