Marshall Middle School - Cardinal Yearbook (Janesville, WI)

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ORCHESTRA AND NINTH GRADE CHOIR The orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Reich, went to Sun Prairie, Wis- con'sin, on March 3, to participate in Competi- tion. They went to local grade schools, took part in the Orchestra Clinic given by faculty members of Luther college, and entertained the student body in a school assem- bly. Mr. Reich is happy with this year's orchestra and is looking forward to next yearts group. i Row 1: Sara Selgren, Jim Beam, Judy Gillen. Carla Nitz. Brenda Markham, Sara Bersell, Peter Vyhovsky, David Huber, Howard Green. Row 2: Kelly Waterman, John Brink, Kris Shebiei, Lisa Deiury. Suzanne Knox, Shawn Rainey, Dan Engh, Sue Krause, Bob Schlegel, Mr. Reich. Row 3: Jeff Malin, Jim Smith, Cyndi Helquist, Dorothy Parker, Greg Devine, Tim Burkhalter, Bob Dietz, Doug Davis. The ninth grade choir has been working hard on their spring performan- ces' material. This choir meets as a regular credit class in which the stu- dents learn about various music styles as well as practice for their perfor- mances. Row 1: Kelly Dooley. Donna Fenrick, Renee Clark, Amy Demarath, Connie Elgas, Maggie Gray. Kelli Halfman. Row 2: Becky Kinservick, Heather Linnemann, Mary Kay Mair, Rhonda Stenjem, Lori Zunker, Sue Frohmader, Kathy Riley, Delores Coulthard. Row 3: Brenda DeChiera. Sherri Raimer, Cindy Hooper, Sandi Behling, Becky Neste, Angela Smith, Kasey DeWitt, Kecia Solien. Kim Francis. Row 4: Chris Sheilds. Julie Manthei. Cyndi Helquist, Jenny Branks, Tim Harrie. Art Dewey. Todd Treder, Carla Oldenburg. Row 5: Randy Ehle, Bill James, Steve Reichard. Todd Hember, Jim Hickey, Peter Santos, John Hessenauer; David Voegeli. 65

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STRIKE UP THE BAND Row 1: Jonathan Lakritz. Joe Whiting, David Harrington, Brad Snelson, Derrik Davis, David Cox. Row 2: Cary Hessenauer, Tim Edgar, Pete Douglas, Bill Jorgenson, Eric Worden, Jeff Hart. Row 3: Sean Dooley, Mark Badger, Joel Anderson. Eric Fisher, Jeff Mayfield, Mr. Veimeister. Row 4: Ron Lewis, Louis Boldt. Steve Jelinek, Todd Elliott, Greg Devoe, Dan Zenk. Row 1: Chris Haney. Lisa Hayes, Lynne Ward, Beckie Jeub, Tammy Tucker, Karen Nel- son. Row 2: Laurie LaChapell, Vickie Titus. Lisa Krause, Diane Rinehart, Tamara Roherty, Nancy Lewis. Lisa Rude, Heidi Agronin. Row 3: Alison VanAble, Mary Levy, Amy Erdman, Krista Kepp, Diane Ellis, Jeni Smith. Renee Rek, Theresa Conway, Janet Daniels. Row 4: Lisa Brieske, Charlotte Nelson, Lynette Harris, Kim Lawrence, Allison Janisch, Rhonda Enquist. Laura Jenkins, Jill Haeberlin. 64 The seventh grade band, which consists of fifty-six members meets two days per week. The band includes both first and second year players. Their activities include a fall concert, assembly programs, and various grade school pro- grams. In the Spring Con- cert, the seventh grade band performed a joint musical presentation of Star Wars with the Honor Band. The seventh grade band hopes Mr. Main will have an enjoy- able retirement.

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GIRLS CHORUS AND SWING CHOIR Row 1: Amy Neuman, Robynn Hevey. Holly Udell, Kris Wood, Terri Pratesi, Wendy Weber. Row 2: Connie Elgas. Angela Prestil, Becki Kinservik, Dorothy Parker, Amy Demarath, Karen Benson. Miss Schuette. Row 3: Patty Williams, Sharon Carlson, Betsy Pavlik, Kandy Jones, Kristi Pearson. Cindy Hopper, Lisa Stratton, Kelly Luce. Kneeling: Terri Pratesi, Pam Teal, Kris Wood, Tammy Roherty, Diane Rinehart, Stephanie Thompson, Kelley Dooley, Angie Dooley, Michele Pribble, Robynn Hevey. Row 1: Amy Nauman; Betsy Roberts. Sue Zuberbuehler, Amy Demerath, Terri Hoesly, Holly Udell, Julie Ray. Jody Burhans, Renee Davis. Row 2: Becky Ehle, Betsy Pavlik. Darlene Monat, Angela Prestil. Becki Kinservik, Heather Linnemann, Peter Santos. Frank Youtzy. Eric Fisher. Peter Villis, Krista Kochell. Row 3: Dorothy Rondeau, Brenda Beecher, Cindy Hopper, Kelly Luce, Lisa Stratton. Kandy Jones, Kristi Pearson, Christine Geidel, Dorothy Parker, Jan Daniels. 66 This year there are about twentygirls in Girls Chorus. They practice every Wednesday after school. Miss Schuette feels the girls are very good and work well together. The girls are doing S.S.A. music and are in a W.S.M.A. Organi- zational contest on April 28th in Beloit. Swing Choir started during mini courses and the students practice every Tuesday night after school. Miss Schuette feels the girls have much choral ability and blend well together. The group was formed to introduce swing tojuniorhighstu- dents and to prepare them for high school music classes.