Juneau High School - Jay Yearbook (Juneau, WI)

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RfiX ±l EfiS i: Efl £: SSM A« 0. Thlede, M. Brehm, J. Arneson, R. Schovnwetter, D. Buege, D. Petera, A. Draheln, M. Koepeell, M. Backhaus, M. Pluckh n, H. Klug, B. Luplov, C. Breoheter, C. CraTlllion. D. Draeger, D. Neuendorf, D. Orlep, 0. Oaloff, A. Neleon, H. D. Grosenlok, W. Qoeteoh, B. Stueber, D. luntz, C. Chapman, Schaaf, M. Vander Schaaf, B. Nelson, Miss Nommensen. J. Rohde, 7. Schrap, Borohert, 0. Vander R. Otteoh, E. Werner, B. Pautsoh, D. Buege, J. Sell, R. Berkholtz, I. Kraemer, D. Rohde, R. Polfuss, E. Draeger, C. Rohde, B. Henke, M. Cum- mings, D. Rohde, R. Polfuss. B. fhiede, A. Jung, B. Lindeman, H. Kreltzman, H. Sohultz, J. Bertel, E. Booth, T. Lyons, E. Beoker, P. Berkholtz, L. Sohoenlke, M. Polfuss, V. Straseman. The Mixed Chorus, made up of 48 ▼oloes, Joined together for e 1 nglng under the direction of Miss Nommensen. The officers of this musical or- gani feation were: President . . . Marilyn Vander Sohaaf Vloe President ......... Marrel Brehm Treasurer ........... Rlohard Berkholtz Secretary .............. Hugo Borohert In the spring of 1943, the Chorus entered the Dlstrlce Music Contest at West Bend, under the leaderehlp of Nrs. Oberdiek. Thle year they gawe the annual Christmas Danoe. All these things were highly suooessful. The Mixed Chorus is an organi- zation that is meant to lntroduoe music to more high sohool students. This has been the seoond year in the life of the Mixed Chorus.

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Whenever the football or basketball teams play their home games» you will always find the Pep Band ready to keep up the spirit. Under the capable leadership of Mr. Bussell, the Pep Band has become quite a large organ1satIon. It Is made up of about thirty members of the Senior Band. Our high sohool orchestra was organised hy Mr. Bussell In 1942. It has been given many different names such as: Bussell and his Jive Bombers. Each graduating olass h as taken with It some of the members of the orchestra and though an effort was made to replace them by other talented students, few can fill the bill. At the present time It has dwindled down to only a few members who are : Mr. Bussell, Lloyd Oestrelch, Dan Brenslke, Duane Rohde, Fra nk Mletsel, and Bea Stueber. Lee Oestrelch, our drummer. Is now with the U. S. Amy. The twenty members of the Junior Band made a lot of pro- gress this year. They received their excellent background In muelo from Mr. Bussell, dlreotor. These people will be asked to fill vaoanolee In the Senior Band oaused by graduation.

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The girls In the Olee Club were •Iso well represented at the Annual Muslo Tournament. The Olee Club, under the direction of Miss Nommensen, le composed of 31 ■embers. At their first meeting the officers elected were as follows: Pres. Delores Draeger; Vice Pres., Erna Kohl- hoff, Secretary, Joyce Schlndel; Trea- surer, Doris Neuendorf. Elaine Becker and Elaine Draeger were chosen as libra- rians. Our meetings were held every Thursday night at 3:45. After having been disbanded for a year, the Olee Club was reorganized. The Mixed Chorus acted In Its stead. This year Juneau High School was very fortunate In having both organizations In existence. Row 4: M. Booth, M. Brehm, C. Breohter, J. Sell, E. Draeger, E. Becker, D. Buege, J. Sohlndel, E. Kohlhoff. Row 3: M. Vander Schaaf, V. Ooetsch, 0. Vander Schaaf, J. Rohde, M. Pluckhan, Miss Nommensen, T. Lyons, E. Booth, J. Selchert. Row 8: B. Thlede, B. Pautech, 0. Thlede, C. Rohde, D. Buege, D. Draeger. w I: D. Neuendorf, J. Bertel, H. Kreltzman, E. Selchert, E. Werner, B. Luplow.