Hustisford High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Hustisford, WI)

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5 Am an llelwwd Ln w-ifh Musa: Back How: Geraldine Falkenthal, Hildegarde Drachenberg, Dolores Key, Ardis Holz. Soloist: June Soldner. What was billed as a 'Spring Concertn could well have been a 'Winter Conoertn, if the weather was the standard of measurement - for it was cold and windy and snow was in the air. Despite this, attendance was exceptionally fine and our choraliers and bandsman made music ring to the satisfaction fwe hope? of the appreciative audience. The chorus opened the program with a group of three religious songs. June Soldner sang 'Bless This Housen by Brahe and nHold Thou My Handn by Briggs. In a lighter vein the chorus ended their part of the program with a med- ley 'An Easter Wardroben. Hrs. Orville Zuelsdorf, was accompianist for the chorus. Then the band took over for their part of the program. They played two groups of sprightly numbers and ended with the usual WStar Spangled Banner'. Both the band and chorus were directed by Harold Johnson.

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Nwmfzmf mmf gm. fm .spam On Monday night, December ll, the G. A. A. put on its usual winter carnival. The evening started with a program in the assembly starring Donna Mae Seegert, Uncle Louie and his Hungry Seven, and a tap dance by Elna Mae Roeseler. The star of the show, Miss Elvin Will, gave the audience a thrill singing nI'm the Lonesomest Gal in Townn. The usual baked goods, fancy work and white elephants were sold. De- corated booths attracted many customers. There was ice cream, cake and beefburgers for the hungry ones and the evening ended with the crowning of the King and Queen, Lester Zubke and Carole Roeseler. Her Court of Honor were Frank Gasper and Mary Jane Schuett, Duane Roeseler and Arlene Petenman, Gordon Kettner and Jean Falkenthal, Donald Key and Evona Schultz. The Crown bearer was Eleanore Lehmann, The Queen drew names for the boxes of groceries and one lucky person won a fine blanket.

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pm Qgyafg ,Quia af new M M swf fmf X26 ,-44 Judy Kaul Q' .J 'X QF X 2 Arnold Rosenthal The evening of Friday, May 25, 1950, Sew mcst of the high school siudent bod and many of the village folk arriving at the dance nail on the hill to hear again the excellent music of Tony Winter's Orchestra. The Theme WThrough the Lcoking Glaesn was taken from the stories of UA1ice in Wonderlandn and nThrough the Looking Glassn by Lewis carroll. ln abarden of magic flowers the Caterpillar that talked, the Red King and Queen even Tweedledum and Twee- dledee breeted the inncers. At the stroke of ten, King Wayne Kuepfer and Queen Elna Mae Roeseler led the Grand March through the bright silvery mist of the Magic Looking Glass. Then followed a few short hours of witchery and enchantment. UThe time has comeu, the Walrus said, WTO talk of main things, Of shoes--and ships--and sealing-wax-- Of cakbages--and Kings-- ..... HO Oystersn, said the carpenter, 0You've had a pleasant run! Shall we be trotting home asainu. But answer came there none--and this was scarcely odd, because they'd eaten every one. H' ' 57, :S ,A v, , 'Q Y' .. 'H ffd p Y 'I f 'K . X Q XHZE ?xiHV VAT' 5,.mK i A T W ff 5 VA' f?A'A' Y N. .......i, Franklin Lehmann Shirley Regan Jghn Lieghty Helen Liechty