Menomonie High School - Menomin Yearbook (Menomonie, WI)

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In a novelty number at Band Night, the French horns seek their revenge. - J. Chryst and G. Aamodt, manager and top salesman, observe the progress of the maga- zine sale. 3 1 E 3 T A smile from Miss Knospe indicates that the ioh was well done. Senior Band Year-round activities keep the Sr. Band extremely busy preparing new and different entertainment for their many performances. Under the direc- tion of Miss Evelyn Knospe, they participated in the following: Wisconsin American Legion parade at Eau Claire, Dairy Day parade, maneuvering at football gamesg high school and Stout homecoming paradesg Christmas con- certg playing at basketball gamesg pep band for assemblyg annual assembly program on March 20, Band Night on March 10, solo and ensemble contest March 273 concert and marching contest on May 2, Spring concertg playing for commencement exercisesg and the Memorial Day parade. Officers for 1952-1955 were: Barbara Bundy, presidentg David Boe, vice presidentg Mickey Bundy. secretary, and Kathleen Ott, treasurer. The class members of the band council were: Mike Jones, Dave Cotts, Jack Joyce, and Michael Schendel. Magazine sales totaling 32159.67 were again the main band project. Thirty-eight band members sold over S50 in subscriptions, winning for themselves a trip to the Ice Follies. Row 5 M. Bundy, B. Vogtsberg, D. Springer, D. Boe, E. Schaefer, D. Cotts, B. Bundy, S. Hill, Miss Knospc, T. Frey. Row -1' A Weltzin G. Harmston, H. Hardies, A. Muenich, E. Brunn, J. Peterson, J. Brandt, 1 J.iRassbachl, B. Simmons, S. Sjuggerud, L. Miller, R. Quilling, M. Beguhn, J. Joyce, G. Walstad, A. Grutt, J. Lentz, B. Neverdahl, B. Hanson, D. Johnson, D. Buran, J. Sands, J. Chryst, J. Close.

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Senior Choir The Senior Choir, under the able direction of Miss Jean Chamberlain, has completed a very pros- perous and eventful year. In addition to their regular Christmas and spring concerts, they also initiated a new type of musical entertainment in the form of the highly successful operetta, A Waltz Dream. Before the operetta, they entertained the Wom- an's Club with a concert of Christmas music. A commendable showing was also given at the annual music contests in Eau Claire. Another high light among the choir's many ac- tivities was the presentation of Fred Waring's Song of Easter at the spring concert. The annual choir trip and singing at commence- ment exercises proved to be fitting endings to a busy and fun-filled season. Officers heading the choir this year were: Dennis Olsen president' Tom eatran vice president' and Iack Holzhueter secretary treasurer Nancy Schoenoff, accompanist Ron D Cotts D Brchm I Pheltn R lxnopps R Voatsberger D Buran D Springer D Boe W Close I Holzhueter D Fmmtrt A Bencr W Brehm I Peterson O Hendrickson Row T Brewer D Olson R Engen D johnson D Rassbach ,I Ioxce T ,Ieatran .I Talen M jones I Brandt E Schaefer G Almodt I Close Sand llrunn S Ru it 'NI Siugaerud I Rottrs V Lemlte C johnson Rom N Sthotnorf D Gloeae M Britltttt M Brandt M Tiller A Richardson C Pinltepanlt .I Burns H Peterson M Burns X Wtbb Cochrina, B Sanderson M Snow B Bralftcr I' Vkcltzrn Row S Urs A Wcltzin A Crutt lx E Seth L Fkem E Miller M Emmert I Husby I Scheel L Nlutter M Bundy C XY tlstrl F Sciser F Brunn s a J 3 1 , - . 4 l l A 1 3 Z . . ' K f t A E , f ' 5 . Q 1 . A . , . ' ', . A' ' , . , , ' Y , . , , , . -ig . ' , . . , . j , . I , . , , 4' , . , . , , , . , . Row 4 ,I llaldcnmn, B. Vogtsberger, N. Clough, B. Bundy, K, Ott, L. Smith, I. Chrysr, A. Moe, C. Hermann. S. Sjuggerud L . ' 'A ,I 3' - ' ' , A , - 1- 'I' '- li fr. L ', . . ' ' , . 1 , '. . , . . , . A , . , V. , . , . . , .