Algoma High School - Scroll Yearbook (Algoma, WI)

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CHORUS--TOP ROW: D. Mickelson, G. Albertson, M. Reinert, W. Detjen, R. Koch, C. Englebert, D. Ferron M. Annoye, D. Krueger, B. Bellin, A. Olson, S. Storm, D. Anderegg. THIRD ROW: B. Hoffmann, N. Novak, G. Kostichka, Z. Hoffmann, S. Kohlbeck, S. Koss, D. Girard, D. Blahnik, I. Tlachac, G. Delfosse, M.J. Blaha, W. Wolske, J. Johnson. SECOND ROW: P. Busch, L. Konkel, J. Holub, J. LeCloux, S. Sibilsky, M. Dachelet, P. Pfile, B. Granius, S. Holub, B. Thiry, L. Guth, C. Maedke, C. Cesar. FIRST ROW: S. Wiesner, L. Detjen, M. Bero, S. Lardinois, P. Timble, S. Pavlik, B. Nilsen, P. Rye, P. Kostichka, D. Viste, N. Wiesner, L. Kostichka, Mr. Klimko. Voices Resound in Music CHOIR STAFF: B. Thiry, C. Maedke, P. Busch, CHORUS I. LeCloux, B. Bellin, The A Cappella Choir, under the direction of Mr. Klimko, consisted of 52 members. The officers of Choir were B. Bellin, President, C. Maedke, Vice-President, and I. Tlachac, Secretary-Treasurer. The highlights of the year were the operetta, The Red Mill, the Christmas Concert, Caroling, and the Music Festival at Sturgeon Bay. The Choir also partic-. ipated in a magazine sale to raise money for the purchase of portable risers. BAND The 1963- '64 C on c ert Band w a s under the 3. I direction of Mr. Radtke. Band officers were J. f gi Hall, President, B. Granius, Vice-President, and K. Kohlbeck, Secretary-Treasurer. Concert Band consisted of 58 members while Pep Band had 49 members. Activities of the Band were the Christmas Concert, Spring Concert, trip to Eagle River, and to the Green Bay Arena to see the Black Watch. The Band participated in the Music Festival at Sturgeon Bay, and at events such as home football and basketball games. CHOIR COUNCIL: P. Busch, B. Granius, C. Maedke, B. Bellin, D. Viste, I. Tlachac, G. Kostichka.

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SECOND CHOIR--TOP ROW: D. Daul, M. Feld, R. Viste, A. Grasley, R. Bellin, D. Brauer, M. Albertson, J. Parkos, R. Bero, D. Annoye, H. Ebert. THIRD ROW: I. Anderson, J. Marquardt, B. Detjen, M. Antonneau, D. Warner, P. Rupp, K. Fellows, D. Stillwell, D. Dumman, M. Halada. SECOND ROW: C. Krause, L. Kaus, V. Graf, V. Williams, G. Novak, C. Hoppe, C. Appel, S. Krause, C. Breitlow, S. Albertson. FIRST ROW: L. Hall, L. Varga, C. Charles, P. McCosky, T. S. Blahnik, L. Nell, M. Dier, N. Bosdech, R. Carmody, S. Nell Mr, Klimko. Vim, Vigor This year thirty-four m em b ers of the Girls Athletic Association met under the direction of Mrs. McKenna, The officers of the club were: L. Detjen, President, P. McCosky, Vice-Presidentg J. Iener- john, Secretary, N. Novak, Treasurer, and M. Novak, Point Chairman. and Vitalit Some activities that the members enjoyed were basketball, volleyball, soccer, ice skating and bowling. The piece of equipment that got most of the attention and use this year was the trampoline. Two annual events were the basketball game with D-KCounty College and the class tournaments. G. A. A. --TOP ROW: J. LeCIoux, G. Kostichka, C. Hoppe, M. Dachelet, A. Hoffmann, K. Urban, C. Schmidt Julie LeCloux, M. Antonneau. THIRD ROW: B, Becker, R. Soucek, V. Graf, D. Ropson, S. Tombal, J. Novak, S, Krause, H. Sibilsky, B. Granius. SECOND ROW: D. Blahnik, M. Peot, K. Delveaux, S. Pavlik, E. Nilsen, N. Haack, M. Peot, B. Paplham. FIRST ROW: M. Batun, K. Koss, N. Novak, J. Ienerjohn, L. Detjen, P. McCosky, M. Novak, Mrs. McKenna, J. Kostka.