Brussels High School - Bronco Yearbook (Brussels, WI)

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Glt u i ■ The chorus always stands by to offer a song to satisfy our musical appetites. Of course, the many new popular numbers which they sing furnish an attractive menu for n ? participant s. The boys which have joined en¬ joy singing very much. The group made sev¬ eral public appear¬ ances including the Christmas Program and Spring Festival. These activities are espec¬ ially enjoyable. Mr. DeNamur is our direc¬ tor. i Row 4: Row 3 s Row 2: Row Is R. Alexander, P. Jauquet, J. Chaudoir, J. Mallien, L. LeRoy, D. Tebon. L. Pagels, B. Lampereur, D. LeMense, D. Matzke, V. Del- fosse, B. Johnson, B. Jeanquart. J. Tremble, P. Wautier,V. Bouche, S. Kohlbeck, M. Willems, S. Tremble, Mr. DeNamur. J. Cumber, S. DeBaker, B. Nellis, G. Sacotte, J. Chaudoir, E. DeJardin, C. DeNamur. ✓

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lJ3 Ifuiu i Ba+tA V w i Standing: Sitting: Row 3 s Row 2: Row 1: V S. Kohlbeck, G. Gustafson, D. Tebon, K. Wautlet, Parins 9 E• Guilette, J. Kaye, Mr. DeNamur M. Willems, J. Swoboda, P. Alexander, P Franda, B. Mathey, L. Renard, D. Matzke, D. Neinas, E. LeRoy, K. DeNamur. Wautier, J. J. Lampereur P. Chaudoir, Lampereur, D. J. Tremble, G Delfosse. J. DeBroux, C T. Franda, C. B. Koehler, V. Retzlaff, J. LeMense, G. Sacotte. Vandenhouten, P. DeNamur, Vandermause, B E. DeJardin, V Karnitz, V. Bouche, V. Jhdin, B. Jeanquart, DeNamur, M. Mallien, G. Sacotte. Band is an organiza¬ tion which really does something in a big way When music begins to drift through the halls during the afternoon we all know Mr. De- Namur has stepped on his podium with his baton in hand to direct a peppy march or a dreamy waltz The Junior Band consists of 19 members who worked hard to pie- sent a Christmas con¬ cert. The members are eager to join the Seh- ior band so that they can also participate in the Spring Music Festival. The Pep Band is an energetic organization which has not been misnamed. Its Twenty members strike up live¬ ly tunes which speed our basketball and football players on¬ ward to victory, adette Jeanquart is our leader.

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tiamciticA ' Club It must be wonderful to be a part of tne stage. Thrills, chills, love, sorrow, money and poverty-all at the turning of a page. That r s for me and about sixty- five other students of Brussels High. The houselights are dimmed ana a hush comes over the audience. Just for the price of a ticket we can glimose and snare joys and sorrows of rich and poor: the brave and the bold. Lights Out was the intriguing title of the all-school play. The story takes place in Mrs. Harvey ' s mansion which seems to be haunted because the lights go out and unusual voices are heard. Cast in¬ cluded: G. Counard, B. Nellis, L. LeRoy, J. Cumber, D. Matzke, A. Conard, M. Mai- lien, J. Mallien, c. Fontaine, and M. Hafeman. Miss Kieferndorf is our advisor. ' t - f A J ' TV m i , X Row 4 : V. Jadin, C. Meister, N. Va tie, S. Bournoville, J. Mallien Karnitz, J. Kaye, B. Koehler, B. tie, Karnitz forge Row 3. Koehler, S. LaCrosse, J. Gustafsor tilette, J. Vandent Franda, S. Koh] jjaurusse, iu emer, E. Guilette, S. DeBaker, S. Franda, S. Kofc L. Renard Row 2 : D. Bournoville, D. LeMens Lampereur, J. Lampereur, P. Wa M. Willems, J. Franda, L. Page! Row 1 : T. Conard, S. LeRoy, M. S. Tremble, J. Rass, P. Alexa P. Retzlaff, C. Pierre rf-osie U4 i Our forensics students, under the direction of Miss Kieferndorf and Mr. Byers, are giving a good account of themselves. The long hours of preparation have reaped rich rewards. Pat Chaudoir, who won an A rating at the state contest last spring, heads our group of representatives at the league contest at Casco this year. The day of elimination draws near with its exciting moments 2s L Pagels, C. Pierre, A Con¬ ard, P. Chaudoir, E. DeJardin, S. Kohlbeck 1: S. LaCrosse, J. Franda, M € Hafeman, P. Alexander, M. Willems