Bentley High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Livonia, MI)

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.1-. ,NP la c b MIXED CHORUS. lMiss Eunice Rixmann, sponsorl. Front row, lett Jenny Sommerman, Sherry Wurtgbacker, Edith Cummings, Carol to right: Maria Mihalyty, Lucille Lada, Pauline Moore, Judy Reich, Schneemann, Marilyn Ludwig, Nancy Becker, Carol Nicholas, Judy Miss Rixrnann, Linda Lentz, Beulah Yeager, Trudy Halstead, Kathy Campbell, Virginia Walters, Margaret Quinlan, Carol Lay. Fifth Vots, Jean Gilmore. Second row: Anino Fulligar, Shirley McKenna, row: Carol Weighill, Ann Wilson, Ron Montoya, Victor Pagani, Jim Nancy Hartsell, Kay Brochman, Gail Haase, Carolyn Campbell, Kay Munch, Don Harris, Phil Castrodale, Ed Pascoe, Les Baxter, Geottrey Bradley, Sally Helwig, Sue Whyte, Carolyn Allen, Sherry Foster. Graney,Mary Ellen Grismer, Bonnie Jacobson,Carol Matevio. Sixth Third row: Carolyn Martin, Jean Jurgensen, Susan Malone, Nancy row: Dick Mcl'lale, Walter Richards, Ed Westfield, Wayne Dicken- Kirk, Geri Cowden, Karen VanCamp, Ginger Werstine, Donna Hotz, son, Don Mauller, Larry Richardson, Joe Morrison, John Peterson, Ruth DeGutis, Sue Sellon, Karen Frigon, Betty Long. Fourth row: Peter Kunsmann, Chuck Andrews, AI Remington, Butch Shelton, Choral groups transmit ideas and emotions by study and Developing vocal talent and broadening musical knowledge of its members is the two-fold purpose of the choral units at Bentley. They include the mixed Senior Chorus, the Girls' Chorus and the Madrigals, a selected group of students with particular talent and intense interest in vocal harmony. All of these groups participate in school concerts twice each year. They are also active in league musical activities, as well as area and state competitions. Miss Eunice Rixman directs all these groups. To her-and her students- often goes the honor of leading group singing in assemblies. MIXED CHORUS OFFICERS lleftl include Don Mauller, president, and Wayne Dickinson, business manager, standing. Seated are Kay Brockman, treasurer, SMl,'-'dt,dM'R'. ue Gone Ce pm' en on '55 'xmonn Guns' ci-ionus omcens ifagmi include Roseanne Behringer, viwpiesideni Sherry Harris, treasurer, Gwen Trombley, president, Marsha Hilton, secretary Dottie Rucker, business manager, and Miss Rixmann. 'J' ,-

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Marching ancl concert music are played with equal finesse BenlIey's Marching and Cancer! Band parficipaied in the ground- breaking ceremonies for ihe new Wonderland Shopping Cenier los! full. The cemer will be across the road from Ihe Ford building. ' 4 :'W9l'?f6 - .2 , 'Ox 'K ffavaafgaihc :.Tg4f'. M'1 '14-v-1--rf - - 4. 1 1 glylllll E T2 CCIPAIV All Q 4 1 'U uv' 915' H' 5 4 ,,- ,I - 4- ' ef oi - - Y 1' r - -nm 1?- E ,'f,.. '

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MADRIGALS. Front row, left to right: Miss Rixmann, Susan Malone, Geri Cowden, Mary Ellen Grismer, Bonnie Jacobson, Ed Westfield, Judy Campbell, Don Harris, Kathy Vots, Gail Haase, Victor Pagani, Second row: Jim Munch, Don Mculler, John Peterson, Peter Kunsmann, Al Remington. Members of the choral groups formed the greeting Noel as part of their share of the Christmas assembly program pre- sented by the Music Department. skillful application of harmony and tonal qualities in singing GIRLS' CHORUS, lMiss Eunice Rixmannl. Front row, left to right: Sue Erwin, Lynn Ryan, Diane Ayvazian, Miss Rixmann, lrene Griffin, Onalee l.aMay, Yvonne Keller. Second row: Sherry Harris, Gwen Trombley, Lee Ford, Sherri Acton, Judy Keene, Karen Taylor, Lynn Clark, Edith Murphy, Third row: Janet Boyce, Karen Schamehorn, Sharon Lynch, Cherie Hall, Janet Gilmore, Pat Davis, Karen Elhen- back, Karen Postletwaite, Maureen Howley, Louise Camron. Fourth row: Carole Owen, Darlyne Marler, Dorothy Rucker, Linda Moran, Pat Ostrowski Judy Van Camp, Judy Muir, Marsha Hilton, Dorothy Baker, Diane Sevonty. Filth row: Sandra Lefler, Janet Oswalt, Mary Lou Armour, Rose Ann Behringer, Dot Livingston, Kathy Duncan, Mary Frenchtel, Ann Smith, Sharon Fimmer. 1 ...-