Edgerton High School - Crimson Yearbook (Edgerton, WI)

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Girls' Glee Club TWENTY-NINE , 4 . ' ' Q - up Q1 if .. 4? -5 'Y M. Kaare, V. Jenson, F. Dallman, Miss Hulbert, M. Nilsen, E. Lein, M. Gress G. Johnson, E. Moore, S. Bradley. R. Gumble, M, Henry, D. Nelson, B. Kepp, V. Nettum L. Schumaker, M. Peach, R. Lein, H. Marsden, C. Pease, H. Gress, B. North R. M. Cooper. C. Reilly, B. Onsgard, B. Haggerty, J. Nelson, M. Anderson, C. Gumble ECAUSE of more available practice time during activity periods and the general renewed interest in music this year, the Girls' Glee Club, which is larger than ever before, looks back on a very successful season. Again this year the group furnished most of the talent for the operetta, and participated in the spring concert held Tuesday May 4. Three-part harmony was the specialty of the Girls' Triple Trio, a branch of the Girls' Glee Club. This group entertained at the G. A. A. Boy-Girl party, at Commencement, and at an American Legion Auxiliary meeting at Busseyville. Its members provided several numbers for the spring concert. Miss Hulbert again directed the girls' choral work. M. Senkel, J. Wescott. J. Schwarzbach, D. Sherman, R. Woerth, M. Roherty, E. Schachuchneider E. Eastman. B, Peterson. E. Shearer, J. Unsgard, V. Venden, A. Starum, M. Dickerson B. Holmes, V. Wentworth, J. Kramer, J. Kramer, B. Dickerson, D. Price R. Roherty, B. Ratzlaff, M. Shearer, E. Manthey. M. Smith, G. Stricker, M. E. Devine Of X J ' ' -- ' f. 1 QL - I, .fr 3 , ak T if JC. '35 -1.-

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as 1 RCSCFVCS , I. ii ..PI B Aalseth D, Nelson, M. Dickerson, V. Good, R. Pringle, B. Peterson, B. Ratzlaff, D. Touton C Wentworth, H. Marsden, F. Dallman, E, Moore, O. Webb, D. Mason, M. Jenson, R. Lein Miss Olsen I. Kongsgaarden, H. Hurd, N. Smart, R. Gumble, A. Helgestad, I. Otteson. M. Leitz D Barsness. D. Price, L. Hess, A. Anderson, R. Roherty, M. Sarow, V. Byrne, M. Peach J Muffley R Peterson, E. Eastman, E. Manthey, L. Schumaker, I. Veum, E. Sherman, C, Gumble UTSTANDING among the many activities of the Girl Reserves this year was the carnival held October 30, a new event in the school cal- endar in which many organizations participated. The Boy-Girl party with its winter sports motif, the Father-Daughter banquet, and the Mother- Daughter tea were all successful social affairs. The club had a large mem- bership which participated in the discussion of everyday social problems at the regular meetings. Luella Schumaker, Elaine Manthey, Irene Veum, Elaine Eastman, and Evelyn Sherman were cabinet members, and Miss Olsen was club advisor, with Miss Frome's assistance during the first semester. M Gessert, L. Armit, G. Byrne, M. Nilsen, M. Brown, B. Dallman, V. Haggerty J Schvsarzbach, A. Tucker, B. Stiff, E. Hippe, C. Pease, M. Southworth, V. Venden, M. E. Devine J Kramer, J. Kramer, S. Bradlev, J. Olson, V. Jenson, B. Stark, B. Kepp, J. Onsgard B Dickerson M. Shearer, R. Cooper, D. Sherman, D. Doerr, D. Kruckenberg, J. Nelson, B. North B Onsgard. R. Woerth, M. Anderson, C. Reilly, J. VVescott, M. Senkel, B. Haggerty, J. Byrne if in 'll ,

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. '17 I'-F LOSING only three seniors from its membership of 48 students, the band is looking forward to continuing next year the steady progress which has been made since Maurice Boyd, instructor in instrumental music, became a faculty member last September. Mr. Boyd took over the work of Frank Burdick, who-had been teaching on a part-time basis and had organized and directed the band. Smart new uniforms were acquired this spring through the efforts of band members and the Band Mothers' Club, instrumentation was improved, and several concerts were given dur- ing the year. 'I'WENTY-THREE students constitute the school orchestra, which limits itself to concert music, while the band plans to march and play for foot- ball games next year. Band and orchestra members held regular rehear- sals during activity periods this year, and were given credit toward grad- uation on the basis of Mr. Boyd's recommendation. -1s'- .-... Nl '5 fy an Orchestra -5