Montello High School - Granite Hilltopper Yearbook (Montello, WI)

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Row I: Carol Bliefnick, Mary frlcNamara, head Iwirler. Janice Maynard. Row 2: Mary Atkinson, Ctrace Zellmer, drum ma- jorette, Patsy Knickerbock- er. .. BAND Row I: Bette Rae Cardner, Betty Bliefnick, Shirley Bomick, Connie Hersey. Row 2: Tom Eckerle, Darlene Cragin, Norman Lashock, Donna Gloede, Joyce Miller, friary Wilson. Row 3: Janet Ingraham, Arlene Mes- serschmidt, Charles Polcyn, Sharon Robinson. Row 4: Sandra John, Carol Disbrow, Donna Toepper.

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Our oiun 5 Activites In Music Mr Week holds a big black bas soon which someday may be added to the MHS band. T his was a big year for our town s music department, especially the seven freshmen, eleven sophomores, five juniors, and eight seniors who played and marched in the blue and gold band of MHS. Montello was host this year to the eleven-school district music festival sponsored by the W isconsin School Music Association. Tournament days lound students here from Adams-Friendship. En- deavor-Oxford. Hancock. I ri-County at Plainfield. Port Edwards. Red Granite. Wautoma. Westfield and Wild Rose. Our high school bands tournament selections. 'Cham- pions on Parade. Golden Century, and Song of Jupi- ter.” were practiced long and carefully on the eight clari- nets. eleven cornets, two tubas, two saxophones, two snare drums, and the flute, trombone, baritone horn, and bass drum that make up the band. OUR ... Row 1: Nancy Whirry, Barbara Larnmert, Marolyn Smart. Row 2: Jelaine Doepke, Patsy Kustck. Joyce lonn, Colleen holey, Jackie McAfee. Row 3: Patsy Knickerbocker, Ann Thornes, Vivian Cadigan, Mr. Week, director, Janice Maynard Nancy Thompson, Henry Doepke.

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JUNIOR CHORUS Ron I Nancy Thompson, Donna Cloede. Jeluine Doepke. acini» McAfee. Roir 2: Donna Reusch. Saney )a lon, Beverly Peters, Barbara hammer!. Palsy K a sick. C hariotte Kralz. Mr. Week. Director. Row : J.laine Morrical. Janet Ingraham. C arol Bliefnick. Agne» I urmun. Palsy Knickerbocker. Jean Bucldudz. Eileen Zach arias, (tail C orison. Sharon Robinson. Row 4: Mary McMahon. Alice Schinltel. Delores Hillmer. Patsy McXumee, C olleen I'oley, Arlene Messerschmidl. Indy Metcalf. Joyce I onn, Rosalie Rohner, Evelyn Kolia szar. Marian Ingraham. Joyce stiller. Audrey Si'hnman, Sharon Bnchholz. Vivian C adigan. Hally Schwarz. Alice Broderick. A thirty-six member Junior chorus and a twen- ty-three member Senior chorus participated in tlie 1( )1 Spring music festival. Both groups, the for- mer made up of freshmen and sophomores and the latter of juniors and seniors, sing with accom- paniment and a (appella. Junior chorus offi( ers are: Mary McMahon, president: Janet Ingraham, vice-president; Alice Schi nkel. secretary-treasurer; Patsy Kusick. Carol Bliefnick. librarians. ! lie of- ficers of the Senior chorus are: Dorothy Schinkel. Ijresident; Sandra John, vice-president; Mary At- cinson. secretary-treasurer; Dixie Walters. Diane Campion, librarians. Spring festival songs were Danny Boy, I Passed by Your Window. Somewhere a Child is Singing, by the Junior Chorus, and “Dedication. Lmitte Spiritum I uum. and I l.ike a Lad. by the Senior chorus. Many members of the groups also participated in ensemble groups. SENIOR CHORUS Row 1: Dawn Polcyn. C arol Disbrow. Dixie I.ee Walters. Mavis Middlesteadt. Sandra « in. Diane C ampion. Row 2: Mr. Week. Director. Marlene Borkowski. Mary McXamara. Janice Maynard. Mary Wifson. C onnie Hersey. Row V Shirley Bttrnick. Mary Atkinson, hois Klingbeil, Donna Toepper, Belly Bliefnick. Xancy Whirry Row 4 Marlene Morrical. Maralyn Smart. I ah Roberts. Dorothy Schinkel. I.drienna Kalinske. Palsy Xindorf.