Marengo High School - Review Yearbook (Marengo, OH)

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Qifzfa I gfee First Row: J. Cronbaugh, B. Bell, Joan Hartz, C. Rupp, D. Klein, D. Cook, J. Woodward, P. Wandling, L. Wandling. Second Row: M. Hatter,B. Patterson, M. Maas,P. Gleason, W. Naugh- ton, C. Timm Caccompanistl, E. Kahler, T. Gerard, B. Gerard, C. Sherman. Third Row: P. Kuentzel,Director, Janice Hartz,M. Aiken, J. Chit- tenden, S. Bellamy,S. Novak, R.J. Sheda, S. Simmons, M. Ran- dall, M. McGurk, N. Gould, A. Kahler, J. Kurtz, L. Fiser The girls' glee club has chosen WSpirit Flower,' 'Comin' Through the Rye,' and 'Now the Day is Over' for their contest pieces. 30,4 gf.. dfull First Row: D. Jasmann, L. Haas, N. Schumacher, D. Misel, J. Chit- tenden laccompanistl, D. Ward, D. Knock, W. Kahler. Second Row: P. Kuentzel,Director, M. Bigbee, K. Hagen, O. Eimen, J. Lillie, R. Baack, F. Norton, G. Sheda. Third Row: F. Disterhoft, R. Swift, D. Schwarting, K. Ollinger, J. Smith, R. Guehrn, R. Gunzenhauser. For contest the boys' glee club will sing NClimbin' up the Mountain Children,W 'Sugar and Spice,' and one other number wich will be chosen later. -Q4Lx

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Jmixscf Ugozua First Row: B. Gerard, C. McGivern, N. Langlas, M. Aiken, M. Hatter, J. Hartz, P. Simmons K. Engelbert, L. Wandling. Second Row: P. Kuentzel lDirectorJ, J. Maas, K. Gleason, B. Wolters, D. Knock, L. Haas,F. Disterhoft,J. Lillie,D. Schwarting,K. Hagen, D. Jasmann, N. Schumacher, N. Gould, S. Novak, C. Randolph. Third Row: C. Jacobi,C. Lindsay,M. McGurk M. Maas,R. Sheda,R. Swift, O. Eimen,R. Baack,W. Kahler,D. Misel, C. Timm, J. Kurtz,L. Fiser, A. Kahler, C. Sherman, J. Disterhoft. Fourth Row: L. Jacoby,A. Tompkins, E. Hamen, S. Beer, R. Gunzenhausr, J. Naughton,R. Knock,F. Norton, M. Bigbee, K. Ollinger, J. Smith, G. Sheda, R. Guehrn,M. Randall, R.J. Sheda,S. Simmons, E. Kahler, T. Gerard. Accompanist: Bill Ellis. This year's chorus of about sixty members is the largest in the history of the Marengo School. At the height of the Yuletide season, the entire vocal department presented a Christmas cantata of beautiful and stirring music. This traditional concert was the best attended in quite a few years. The mixed chorus, under the able direction of Mr. Paul Kuentzel, is showing signs of progress in their work. Their goal for this year is a nlnrating such as the one they received last year at the ma roon- test. The chorus will choose three of the following pieces for their contest numbers: WMadame Jeannette,'WRoll Jordan Roll,'WHoliday Song,' and WYou'll Never Walk Alone.W We wish them the limit of success at contest this spring. This page and two additional pages sponsored by Denzler k Craig, Brown's Hardware, Colson's Barber Shop. , H40-

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Madirigal Girls, Sextet D, Jasmann G. Sheda J. Smith , , , M. Hatter, J. Hartz, N. Gould, J. Lill' M. H tt M A'k ' ie, a er, . 1 en, N. Gould, M. McGurk, J. Dieter- hoft, S. Beer. Contest Pieces: Sing We and Chant It and Wel- come Sweet Pleasure. M. McGurk, B. Gerard, L. Fiser. Contest Pieces: How Lovely Are Thy Dwellings and Without A Song. Gi rls' Trio I M. Hatter,S. Novak, L. Wandling. Contest Pieces: I Heard You Go , BY Boys' Qlnatrtet .....................4.5gg G. Sheda, D. Misel, R. Baack, O. Eimen. Contest Pieces: Aura Lee and Religion Is a Fortune. Dlix.ecl Quartet G G. Sheda, B. Gerard, N. Gould, J. Smith. Contest Pieces: I Heard You Singing and Ezekiel Saw De Wheel.