Freeport High School - Polaris Yearbook (Freeport, IL)

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KARL H. Kunrrz .... PAUL NOESKE ...... LESTER WERNTZ .,... CHEs'rER WERNTZ .... JOHN PROPP. ....,.... 4 MRS. MENTOR XVHEAT. . . FLUTES Marilyn Sheetz Charlotte Waldecker john Carpenter Kathrine Korf Myrna Miller OBOES Robert Harlan Karl Smoyer BASSOONS Wayne Dirksen Nathan Bast E flat CLARINET Carol Boyington FIRST CLARINETS Dorothy Malott, Principal ,ferold Richards Lois Fox William Wahler jack Feeley SECOND CLARINETS Frank Franz' -lack Healy Oscar Ennenga Ford Fuller Gwendolyn Spring Mildred Frank THIRD CLARIN ETS jack Hepneri jane Brown Robert Irwin Gladys Rust Vernon Evans Margaret Freerksen FOURTH CLARINETS John Korff' Jean Mueller Robert Moogk Paul Stephan Mildred Reiss Hillmer Campbell 0960 BAND PERSONNEL ALTO CLARINETS Harold Diely Kenneth Reed BASS CLARINETS Bernard Rippberger Arthur Wurtzel SA XOPI-ION ES Charlotte Holtum, Soprano Robert Decklar, PrincipallAlto John Kutchback I Paul Noeske Tenor Carl Milligan Robert Swingley, Baritone Allen Downs, Bass STRING BASS Robert Decklar CORNETS Lester Werntz, Principal William Carroll Donald Opel Alfred Grupe Winnefred Quiess Wayne Goembel Eugene Paul Harry Davis Kenneth Stein Raymond Laible Betty Lou Stahl TR UM PETS Dorothy Macomber' Elaine Moring Raymond Kaiser Tom Ryan Lois Schroeder FLUEGEL HORNS Marvin Frederick Eunice Wallace 'Denotes Section Leader . . . Dirertor Marluger Librarian Czutazliau . . . . . . .Drum Major . ,... Ilwmmry Mflllbff HORNS Robert Engle, Principal john Propp Robert Heine Robert Richardson Mary Etta Taylor Murrell Swalve BARITONES Stanley Fuller Earl Kryder Gordon Engle TROMBONES Weldon Zimmerman Roger Munson William Ruark Elmer Toelle Lyle Heitz Anna Jean Morey Roland Holdeman Howard Beuscher Walter Groves E flat TUBAS Donald Koch Clifford Nodd BB flat TUBAS , Principal Francis Dickinson, Principal jack Rhodes Emmerson Kailey Jack Engle PERCUSSION Chester Werntz, Principal Shirl Swalve John Mertins Karl Heiden Justin Boyington Howard Davis MARIMBA Gwendolyn Spring Betty Jane Sheetz

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KAR VIOLINS Betty Jane Sheetz ' Francis Dickinson Margaret Bingham Rose Irma Bicknell Katherine Korf Pauline Frank Betty Laughlin Homer Ogle Betty Engle jean Mueller' Margaret Cram Evangeline Sharp Lois Day Yvonne Derby Helen Hinrichs Elizabeth James Don Koch Mary M. Luebbing VIOLAS Emmerson Kailey' Bill Pettipiece Robert Heine Bill Peterson L H. KUBITZ. ORCHESTRA 'CELLOS Jane Leemhuisll' Jack Clark Shirl Swalve John Erwin CONTRABASS Jerold Richards' Robert Decklar Jack Rhodes Lucille Bittner FLUTES Marilyn Sheetz Charlotte Waldecker OBOES Robert Harlan Karl Smoyer CLARINETS Dorothy Malott Lois Fox William Wahler John Korf 'K Denotes Section Leader . . . .Director ALTO CLARINET Harold Deily HORNS Robert Engle John Propp CORNETS Lester Werntz Dorothy Macomber TROMBONES Weldon Zimmerman Elmer Toelle TUBA Jack Engle PERCUSSION Chester Werntz Karl Heiden John Mertins Howard Davis 0970

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Row Row Row Row Row B Wagner, M. Kroll, S. Dicfenthaler, H. Schunk, E. Bruce, H. Earnest, B. Schaefer, D. Garnhart H. Henricks. II: Nortridge, R. Shoenhard, L. Jackson, E. Fransen, R. Green, L. Schauer, J. Zwiefel, D. Jayne Y . Derby. L. Bremer, B. Weiss, M. Fisher, P. Hoffman, M. Bingham, D. Reed, M.J. Phillips, R. Langenstein Shawl. V. D. Wurtzel, E. Hetringer, M. Mohr, O. Metz, W. Quies, L. Schroeder, A. Wubbena, K. Belknap C. M. Jones. O. Jones, V. Mitchell, D. Rutter, M. Kruse, V. Pearse, I. Edwards, H. Paul, H. Glasser, B. Laughlin. Treble Clef A opened its 1933-34 series of activities with a delightful Thanksgiving Assembly. Several Latin choral num- Treble bers, lighter American selections, and songs by special groups . comprised the program. Hosana, a Latin choral, opened the program, the Illinois All State Chorus Quintet sang several numbers, and the Song of the Steppesn brought the delightful program to a close. As representatives of the Treble Clef, Margaret Bingham and Lois Schroeder were sent to the Illinois All State Chorus at Champaign. Lois Schroeder was one of sixteen Illinois high school students to receive hrst honors. The In and About Chicago Club, a group of schools near Chicago interested in music, was attended by Effie Bruce and Phyllis Hoffman. December 17, five o'clock, marked the time of the annual Christmas Vesper Service, which was held at the Masonic Temple. All the members of the vocal department were included in this huge chorus of 150. The difficult Hallelujah Chorus, by Handel, was one of the high-lights of the performance. Mrs. Naomi Kidd ably assisted in the Christmas program by directing the alumni chorus in the antiphonal singing of Silent Night. V A delightful oratorio entitled Hawthorne and Lavender -in which the girls wore lavender organdie dresses, silver slippers, and had silver coiffures-was pre- sented before the Woman's Club at the Masonic Temple. The colored girls' quartet sang Three Little Folk Songs as the first part of the program. This same pro- gram was repeated in the assembly two weeks later and gave the student body an opportunity to hear the detailed work done by the Treble Clef A. The fourth annual voice class recital was held January 31, and as a new idea, was considered as a part of the opera try-outs this year. Colorful costumes, gorgeous settings, and rollicking music made the light opera Robin Hood, by De Koven, an attraction for both young and old. This annual event took place April zo. The activities of the Treble Clef closed with the baccalaureate service and the annual banquet. Throughout the year they were directed by Miss Margaret Weyer and accompanied by Betty Schaefer. C950