Memorial High School - Kodak Yearbook (Eau Claire, WI)

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Choir members are, Front Row: C. Peterson, H. Schaeffer, J. Beguhn, C. Sorenson, B. Helwig, J. Christopher, S. Henke, N. Beegle, J. Anderson, J. Crinion, G. Munger, J. Depe, D. Anderson, M. Langdon, J. Smyth, M. Coyer, S. Hendrickson, L. Manor. Second Row: J. Fleming, D. Wilson, A. Shelley, T. Myers, J. Smyth, J. Reiter, B. Hegge, T. Kildahl, E. Quandahl, S. Wulff, F. Olson, D. Saito, C. DcMoe, K. Sutton, J. Gruber, M. Mickelson, S. Weghorn. Third Row: B. Klein, D. Burrows, S. Bowers, R. Ritsch, J. Walker, C. Miller, R. Anderson, D. Hauser, K. Johnson, R. Henning, P. Rostad, C. Ganong, T. Roach, J. Seippel, J. Wilson, D. Joseph. Back Row: R. Shepler, M. Eiekstadt, J. Knott, R. Olson, R. Stromwell, A. Omdahl, G. Utphall, S. Dale, S. Staves, T. Sirianni, D. Engedal, R. Wickland, K. Schmedlin, H. Peterson, R. Merritt, D. Dittner, D. Staves. Choir Receives Recognition at Madison A busy year was enjoyed by the choir. A- long with the performance of three concerts, they were chosen from a tape to represent our school at the state music convention in Madiion. Because of their outstanding perfor- mance, they were invited to submit a tape for the National Music Convention at Kansas City next year. A trip to Chicago highlighted the season. Stacey Bowers enhances his talents on the marimba. Choir officers: C. Miler, mgr., J. Fleming, Sec., V. Or- tiz, Pres., J. Crinion, Treas., Missing from the picture is T. Kildahl, V.-Pres.

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Audio-Visual Students Assist Teachers As an A.V. student, Steve Olin helps duplicate thou- sands of pages per day. sss Q 'ff Filling an order for a transparency is one assignment of Carol Parkinson. Showing 16 mm films is an audio-visual activity familiar to all, but many other teach- ing aids were supplied by the department. A variety of equipment, such as tape record- ers, phonographs, overhead projectors, and closed circuit television, were provided. All filmstrips and records, available for use by students or teachers, were kept in this sec- tion. Making transparencies for use on over- head projectors and videotaping activities which can be viewed later on closed circuit T.V. were among the services provided. James Lepke helps Mr. Peterson check out equipment to aid his instruction. :SUT ville- 1 i H- -::'ffD'fY ssl 1 ' . 1 - . J fi - I . 5 X K s X 'E S XX W x,-:XX S Xrif'gj'.'f k c wr- XYfX4Jf..' : l Ni. . .Q fl .i ff-if -i'ff 1 ' s .tss X k p ii... .3 Ep.. . . ' XXSSXRXSQS 4 1 3

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Mr. Paulson announces the next concert number. Early morning departure causes choir members to be drowsy. Front Row: A. Bistol, B. Hansen, B. Brantner, C. Boetcher, S. Irwin, L. Carey, J. Johnson, G. Roach, L. Kjesbo, S. Mikesell. N. Meindel, C. Myers, J. Mueller, S. Kappus, D. Hogenson, B. Savides. C. Belden. Second Row: G. Fish- er, S. Cook, K. Johnson, S. Klein, D. Bauer, J. Browne, J. McRae, G. Peterson, C. Johnson, P. Larson, L. Robins, M. Johnson, C. Cliff, J. Nelson, B. Bowen, B. Pelloquin, E. Lee, V. Hanke. Third Row: M. Thorson, E. Helwig, S. Bolden, K. Lindrud, S. Elliot, J. Schultz, P. Phillips, S. Killy, J. Wollum, L. Kearney, D. Easterson, S. Nelson, C Schmidt, P. Gagin, J. Pope, J. Krowe, L. Maurer. Fourth Row: C. Jacobson, A. Wanger, T. Alley, G. Gregg, B Helwig, B. Myers, P. Warner, J. Dunsmore, J. Higgins, M. Bogstad, T. Brott, S. Herrick, R. Dachenbach, R. Lee R. Franzmann, L. Motzer, B. Anderson.