Brodhead High School - Red B Yearbook (Brodhead, WI)

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BAND FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Staffeld, Ginger Schmid, Diane Spickler, Bill Scobie, Carol Wismer, Cathy Ross, Karen Boedk, JoAnn Ayres, David Timm, Cheryl Ringen, Helene Kletzien. SECOND ROW: Elzie Laube, Elaine Douglas, Gary Ringen, Ronald Jones, John Popanz, James Popanz, Jim Iverson, Mary Stuessy, Doris Douglas, Mr. Rockow. THIRD ROW: Daphne Mauermann, Richard Willis, Niel Laube, Shelby Mauermann, Paul Schilling, Karen Zimmerli, Bill Pfisterer. FOURTH ROW: Albert Lucchl, Jane Sveom, Jerry Pinnow. FIFTH ROW: Marilyn Nussbaum, Peggy Cox, Anna Lea Peterson. MAJORETTE-Jane Sveom. I TWIRLERS: Marilyn Nussbaum, Peggy Cox, Anna Lea Peterson. J 'f' T i x ' , , I Ti! ' 1 . I1 ' Y V wg' .VI . l, Q 1 I I lu, .lf 4 , r .' 1 ' N 5- ,T T 1 , I - , , , , ' X 1: W 1 U QR fe - fr 1 I ' . 'f ,M ' I I-J, 1 l- rx N I , K' . 5 X x x L ' !'l N V ,ll ,I I , ,H . - ,I Y -. ' I . 5 ' I., K Ay, . , M f if l- - l 'I 1. V, ,xy HV f ,f' K' ' I I 'Y P.-f T R .xr I 1' lr, f .H fl' X 1 su, K l. ,-- ' : I Q' 1 I 5 I ,. ,. f l ,I A X fl ' V TWIRLERS l s I Marilyn Nussbaum, Peggy Cox, Anna Lea Peterson. ' i fl 44

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SEATED: Carolyn Pree, Elzie Laube. STANDING: Karen Zimmerli, Gary Ringen. Badger State is an experience in government sponsored by the American Legion and its Ladies Auxiliary. Badger Boys State meets on the Ripon College Campus, Ripon, Wisconsin and Badger Girls State meets at the University of Wisconsin in Madison. Any boy or girl in good health, in the top one third of his class is eligible. The citizens of Badger State Participate in all the functions of government and community life. They Participate in sports and music as well as government. The spirit and training instilled in the hearts and minds of Badger State citizens will long be remembered. Attending Badger State this year were Elize Laube and Carolyn Pree. Gary Ringen and Karen Zimmerli were alternates. BADGER STATE

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The fall of '58 and the beginning of another school year brought back a very determined and enthusiastic group of chorus and band members, all of whom have worked hard to uphold Brodhead's musical interest and prestige. The marching Band started the season off right on the Ieft foot by presenting two pre- game and half-time marching shows for our home football games. They worked over-time without a complaint and did a tremendous iob. We're looking forward to more Marching Band shows next season! The Marching Band also went to Monroe on November 8 to participate in a Christmas parade. That was one cold, snowy parade they are sure never to forget. Hours of hard work proved to provide memorable events for everyone as the Concert Band presented their annual Christmas and Spring Concerts. The band also provided music for pep sessions and home basketball games. Other high-lites for the '58-'59 school year were the annual Solo Ensemble contest and competitive auditions for band and choruses in the Stateline District Music Festival with Orfordville acting as host. Many thanks to this years graduating seniors for their years of loyal service: Gary Ringen, band president, Karen Zimmerli, Ron Jones, and Elzie Laube. CHRISTMAS CONCERT PROGRAM JUNIOR CHORUS Deck the Hall . . . ........ Traditional Welsh Descant Choir We Three Kings .... . J. Hopkins, Jr. Soloists 8. Descant Choir All Through the Night ................... Welsch Folk GLEE CLUB-Mrs. Mary Share, Director Three Songs for Christmas-Arr. by J. Grandman: Angels We Have Heard on High Bring a Torch, What Child is This? O Come, O Come, Emmanuel .... l3th Century Plain Song The Christman Song .... Torme and Wells MIXED CHORUS Masters in this Hall . . Arr. F. Waring Jingle Bells . . . . Arr. Ray Charles Jesous Ahatonhia . . Huron Indian Carol Let Carols Ring . . . . H. R. Wilson Youth Choir-Junior Chorus Girls SENIOR BAND March. . Storm King. . Walter Finlayson German Band . . . Selective Carols White Christmas .... Irving Berlin Christmas -Party ..... Harold Walters Arr. J. Harrington Finale ............ The Toy Shop . . . Descriptive Fantasy Carols with Audience Participation Arr. Paul Yeder 45