Arweva High School - Arrow Yearbook (Westside, IA)

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First Row, L. to R.: Laurie Huisenga, Becky Coffin, Luanne Wiebers, Janice Rutherford, Kim Hawley, Dena Ballantine. Second Row: Rhonda Gottsch, Kathy Gottsch, Lori Lenz, Barb Musfeldt, Debbie Peters, Sylvia Wenzel. Third Row: Gayle . Lanning, Ron Holdsworth, Paul Ehlers, Dan North, John Lussman, Terry Lewis. Fourth Row: Darlys Ewoldt, Connie Kuhl, Diane Johnson, Tyson North, Mark Crane, Cary Rehbein, Ross Iversen CHOIR FACES YE R Extra-curricular activities keep students busy , and vocal music proved to be no exception during 72-73. Mr. Roger Mann, in his first year at AWV, introduced voice lessons into the schedules of interested choir members. The 50 voice Concert Choir performed at the four regular concerts and graduation. The selections ranged from religious numbers to modern jazz, The Girls' and Boys' Glees performed music similar to that of the I 1 x J 1 1 t P w I 1 i i 1 w

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First Row, L. to R. : Kim Doyle, Sandra Riley, Diane Peters, Lucinda Podey, Sylvia Wenzel. Second Row: Terry Hisman, Scott Slechta, Becky Coffin, Kathy Mason, Gene Thiedeman. Third Row: Paul Ehlers, John Lussman, Kay Freese, Rodney Lenz, Barb Musfeldt, Dan North, Tom Hawley, Rick Brockman, Monte Crichton, Dave Meggers. Fourth Row: Larry Meggers, David Grims- man, Director-Mr. Holmes HA Band Queen Lori Miller Instrumental music consis- Charter Oak hosted AWV d of the Concert, Marching, and Schleswig this year for the ep, and Stage bands. Each of Tri-School Band Festival. performed at various Guest conductor was Gary throughout the year. Slechta of Morningside College. The Marching Band partic- The small group and solo in local parades as well contests were held April 13 performed at football games. and 14 in lrwin. Of 30 entries, Lori Miller was named as AWV received 15 I ratings, Band Queen for the Car- setting the record high of years Band Days Festival. past. The Concert Band performed The Stage Band was also ly during the year, fea- quite active. After the clinic modern selections as well they attended in Alta, they o time favorites. At the end performed outside of school as the year the Concert Band mas- well as in concerts. red the 15 minute overture Mas- The Pep band cheered the e , which was presented at the basketball teams on this year aduation ceremonies. and provided the halftime en- tertainment.

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irst Row, L. to R.: Karla Petersen, Reesa Rothmeyer, Karen Gottsch, Marla Jans, Sheryl Oeser, Kathy Herrig. Second ow: Jill Kroeger, Betty Herrig, Diane Bruggeman, Kathy Mason, Gloria Witt, Rae Rothmeyer. Third Row: Dave Meggers, an Huisenga, Rodney Lenz, Terry Huisman, Denise Morton, Leesa Dettbarn. Fourth Row: Gene Thiedeman, Russell Lenz, evin Nulle, Jim North, Faye Wiese, Debra Starek, Mr. Mann-Director WITH A SONG Concert Choir. The boys often chose humorous selec- tions and incorporated dances, or movements to go with them, The Roger Mann Singers consisted of sixteen voices and an accompanist. This year they sang at many local functions as Well as concerts. Some of these included: Faculty Christmas Party, World Day of Prayer Services, and the alumni banquet.