Neenah High School - Rocket Yearbook (Neenah, WI)

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THE CUB Bab IS Gu en Much Praxse PLAY W ELL ADX IRING SENIOR CLASS PECEIVED BY HOL T1e play pres ll cd 'x'1'1u'xlly by tne semor cl ss was gx n at the N cnah Theatr 'Vl V 11 Bah t y ars p1'1y, was wcl re c v d by a full house A11 advanced txck t sale contest s raxrcd out b w '1 th cas-s 'lh s mors won wxth the xun 1G s cts bchxnd The dv rtxs 1 1d txckt sale was dxrected lv txe busxness manal, r Edw rd L 1son Tl1e cast for the play Wxs as follows Wllllam KennethKxtchen undcrstudy Robert Gxllespxe M 'lrch bald John S hre1l r unde s udy Charles Neubauer, Mrs Axchxbald Edxth Schnell r u d rstudy Dorothy DUBOIS L la J annette , Bessex u d rstudy J 'mette Lu bhen Hannah L ura Fahrenhru und rstuly gan understudy, Jo11 Hevext B b Gwendolyn Br 5 Inger, u'1 dcxstudy Rachel La Fond Bercs forf Howard S a k r under s1udy K nneth Kxtch n Ja 19 1: 1 l d u xderstu lv J annct Schm rex Edd e 'crstu y Wl John H wxtt, un l 1m Ra her Johnson The schem of bout a sub deb s Archxbald Bah 1 of the Axch bald i' rxves hcm from sch ol 1n the Fast of 'ln attempt by to marry Lexla to Beresford Ev nts c '1 1 the ycan., m1 Sh ar her boa d n xnto the rn d Vlrs Archxball Hon Clxntfxn follo w xn xv IS dsc vxed 'fx a 1 c wxth Mr Beresf rd as chagrxn 0 uncomfortable for xnumates that h has a lover Carter Brocbs a fwxxly frxend finds out the plot ard t k s Babs father xnto canfd nc Thev k Guy Grosven r an actor whose pxcture Bab xs u n to represent her mate to come to sp nd the vseek end Thxs pals Babs lxttle plot S v ral m xuvs oe u whxch complxcale matt rs 'xl rx k h rn warse However, Babrealxzes one cf hcr xvxd fan e and wxth th help of J rx d Eddxe her frxcnds B b help L la and M Beresford to flop Fxnally Bab com s to the r alxz txon that Carter has been st yxng around b cause of L l'1 a she had expected And so m t1 rs end happxly for those c cerned Tlc cxrcut ve staff was com d of D rector Ruth Dxeck Stage Man ger Adelbert k Scenery L sl1e Fadner Theodore Kl1nk r Clarence 'ke Karl Kell th Prop rtxes h Sawyer Beryl Wats Karl G er ner Herb rt Thurrnansen Advextsng Manager Rwmon' Gallmexer, Busxness Manager, Ed ward Larson r1xcx to Lex T1 k t m r h r xamxly B b FS 27 Mss Cpe Icantc tths stuff Ca'l the manager Walter ' It's no use He wont eat xt exther Mr Hoh I suppose when you sat d wn to the pxano everyone was surp IS d to fxnd that you had b en practxcxng for weeks Dorothy DuBo1s No As a matter of fact, no one even sus pe tcd xt CLASS PLAY Us a. 'Y 1 '51 is la sr Fahrenkrug Hannah Edxth Schneller Mrs Archxbald Rachel Ln Fond Jane John Hewxtt Edclxe john 1 cl er Mr Archnbald Gwen Breylxnger Bah Paul Grogan Carter Mxtchell johnson Guy Grosvenor Kenneth K chn Wxllxam Jeanette Beasex Lxela Howard Stacker Hon Clmton Beresford 1 COMEDY NIGHT l Lester G ave on P xs 'nn lla eanet e Schmerem Cnlu b re Emer Qun l a Krause Margot Parrot Phrlxp Hahl Harlequxn Hen l Wyomxng or to Mxnnesota acu ans Kathryn Small expects to go to or Summer Vlany To Take Trxps, thers Decxde On Summer School c xc ly all the members of h f cxtyh ted rd dw 1at hey v1ll do darxng vacatxon There are a few who haven t decxded yct and hes few arent all women exther Helen Thompson and Al ce L Colony exp ct to p nd txe sam xner tourxng xn Europe, and there s o doubt that th yll sp nd some 1xng besxdes the summer too Katherxne Jones expects to sp nd ostofhrvctonathrhome n Racxne Outsxde of that, she has made no plans Nellxe McD nn ll xntends to at tend summer school at tl1e Unx v rsxty of Wxsconsxn Castella Bexsenstexn wxll n cbab v r mam at her home xn Neenah She may do some tourxng Charlctte Peters hasnt dsc dr'l 1xvlly as to what she wxll do Sh wxll probably take short trxps xn '1 auto, xf she doesn't kxll herself learmng to Ill 1Ve xt, she says Ruth Dx ckholf wll dxrect the mmer prcductxon of the Wxnne bago Players After that she wxll p obably go to either a ranch xn 'summer school at La Cross , but e lsas nothmg more txan that planned James R Ballantxne has made no deflmte plans as yet, but xn all prob bx11ty he w ll take a lxttle trxp lsomewhere c1ther, north, east, south or west 111 dp, Op e wxll ttend the sum mer sessxon at the Unxversxty of Wxsconsxn Uo otov Verrxer wxll motor 1n the south durmg the summer t the trouble wth bexng a teacher On IS forced to be dxf ferent Take for example spend xng the summer xn the south, and the wxnter 1n the north Vda E Smxth xntenrls to spend most of her vacatxon at her home xn Appleton Aletha E Thorngate has mad no plans She wxll probably spend most of her tlme at her home xn Mllton, Wxs Harold B Repp wxll attend sum mer school at the Unxversxty of Wxsconsxn Margaret F W' s at her horfv- 'srl son for h r vacatxon Maybe shell practxce cookxng Blanche J Buck elaxms the wom an's prxvxlege of makxng up her mxnd at the last mxnute for she has no plans made at all, as yet She saxd she never dec des upan a thxng unt1l the last mxnute l h H l7m'1n says he IS goxng Page Fxft een tn work durxng the summer so he xv ll b abl to afford to teach next year I1 1 l speseth 1Ilt9l'l1lS to travel thxs surxmer but she has made nol plans as to where she wxll go Harry Pautz xxxll attend summer chool 'tt the Unxversxty of Wxscon 111 and h xlso exp cts to tour the rest of the txme 0rv1lle C Carey plans to tour durxng the summer vacatlon Ole Jorgensen expects to attend the Umversxty of Wxsconsxn dur mg hxs vacatxon l-l'll1'l M111 Harrxs has made no deflnxte plans but she probably l' pend most of her time xn Neenah C F Hedges wxll spend the sum 11 x n Neenah s loctxng furnxture for the mw hxgh school Louxs L Trexall plans to stay at hs heme at Wautoma, Wxs dur 1 the summer Muller xntencls to work at a bank at her home xn Fort Atkxnson l r no the summer So ends the tale of the teachers l ns Our only hope now IS that they wxll be rested up so vx'-ll bv next year that they wxll b ex tremely good natured Photographer J k thus may and you'll see a pretty lxttle dlckey 1 d come out M dern Gxrl Don't be sxlly, expose your plate, and let's get th s over wxth Bxg Comedy xght 1S Success THREE PLAYS PRESENTED UN DER DIRECTION OF MISS DIECRHOPF The second annual Comedy Nxght .1 presentatxon of three one a t pl ns gxwen by the peech c s e 111 Februarv 12 and 13 These plays were undex the go xv 1.11 dxrectxon of Mxss Ruth 1 :rl xoff wxth three assxstant dx 1 st pay was a clewr ll sy called 'The Wonder Hat 'Ihe cas xncluded fxve people Columbxne Jeanette Schmer o1n Elxzab th Rasmussen Pxexrot Elmer Quayle James Wrase H rlequxn Phxlxp Hahl Wxl lam Rather Margot Henrxetta Krause E eanor WIESE 1 u Ll ncllo L ster Graverson Julxus Dav1s D cctor Helen Schmxdt Se1t111, Helen Schmxdt Aud v R 1 s u 1 Helen Chrxs offer son Marxe Block P cp rt es Elxzabeth Rasmus s 11 L ura Fahrenkrug Th second play Beauty and he J c bxn xs an mterestxng 19 11 f the French Revolutxon p esent ng thxs play was s olows Lou se Larson H len r s clferson Lon Paul lflantz, Arnold m 1 cn Anne Grace Sxmth Marxon Era m 1 alsxn Norb t Smongrsky al 1 nauua Dossonvlle Norvald Smxth, P b rt Mu ller Soldxers lxnold Armstrong G11bert Schultz The p cductxon staff was as fol lows Dxrector Helen Webster Propettxes Nathan Wauda, Marxon Braemer Settxn Gallmexer Costumes Helen Burr Buddy Roman Hauser The productxon staff was Dxrector Jeanette Bessex Settxng Freda Schmxdt Ar nold Armstrong Propertxes Esther Klutz Ber n ce Marten The general productxon staff for comedy nxght was Stage Manager Wxllxam Rathex Lxghtmg Albert 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-v THE CUB Smgers GIVE Exceptronal Operetta GLEE C L U B S PRESENT PICKLES MISS JONES DIRECTS The Glrls Glee Club has been n eustence a long tlme It has asslsted ln the preparatlon of the annual operctta for s1x years with he a1d of the Boys Glee Club The membersh1p of the club 15 among the greatest 1n any school organlzatron The large member hlp IS no doubt due to the fact that one crcdlt IS awardcd for two sat1sf1t y years of Glee vork as w ll as the common cal lntexes M ss Gossel n was mu IC or durlng 192o and 1926 Jones cam to mstmct ln She has been here as mus c C ub mus1 d1rec Mlss 1907 teach 1' 1n the grades and hlgh school 'or three years She w1ll be w1th .ls ag.,.11n next year to help Larry out the plans for musc ln the lex hlffh school Crerh u ll be awarded next year as has prevmusly been done 'he Glee Clubs w1ll meet at def1 ute studv p mods The Boys tslee C ub wxll meet tx ICB a w ek ntl the Glrls Gle Club wlll meet wzce a week Once a week both he boys and glrls wll m et for nlxed chorus work Regular class ooms will be u ed for the meet ngs of the bovs or glrls nh1le the ssembly w1ll bc u d wh n both eport M1ss Jones wll contmu o teach on h'1lf hour ln each grade as she has prevzously The Girls Glee Club StUdIES the was nf fu-ant compose 'md thelr vork Each month the club ore ents a. program The sungsters have presented programs Chrlstmas and annually dunng Vlusc week At d1f'ferent times elected groups haxe entertamed c1ty organ1zat1ons and clubs The opcrettas presented Jomtly each year s1nce 1924 were Cherry Blossom, Pep1ta, The P1ratcs Daughter and Pxcklcs The members at present are 'Vlxldred Anderson, Dorothy Bau ma n Jeanette Bessex, M rJor1e Bshop Mabel Blark, 'VI rgaret Bl nke, Luclllc Bo hm M rxrr' Braemer Hazel Bu kdry Dorothy Bu ke H len Bun, Helen B 'ld lcy Katherme Brcltung M r1e Casperson Mxldrec' Chrs c1sen Velna Cook Dorothy DBHICISNI1 V1rg1n1a Ddr ckson Vlrg nla D0 ane, MII1CeHt Esrn ch Luc1lle E senhzm E 'nn Evans Betta l1ne F trrrs, Fulla I'oster, Na0m1 G bson Corrlne Go dman, D0l'0thY Gottfrlfd Irene Gunther Eva Hal lock Franc s Hohnberf-T615 Vlvlan Holvclson Sylv11 Jensen, Marge r t Jcrgerson Mar1on Jones Ma ry K llv N 'lcy Kxmberly Doro thy Knlgcn Edna Kollath Hen T1 tta Kr use, Rachel La Fond1 Marlon M111 y Jean Mathewson1 Maryon Mrrt nson Marlon Mott Ruth Mott Marlon Myhre, Thelma N les Dorothv Olson1 MQW R usch M rjor e Sande, Sara San 110, Helen 'schm1dt Ethel Echnenl Margaret Schultz, I'I1ld1 Schwandner, MHYJOTIE Sm1th Bu tha Strey Lenore Torsrud Grace Vogt Doris W chholz Veromca Wr1ght Ruth W1IIl3mS Maxme Schalk Florence Bradlsh LOUISE Larson, Lucllle Schultz Laura Drews E hel Mortensen, Meta W'tchonkc GIRLS GLEE CLUB Ton Row left to rrght Bertalm Fetters 'Vlsruon Marty R th Wullmms Mary Rauch Helen Schmrdt Lourse Larson u le Ee ser-hurt lo ence B adrs'-1 The rns Nhles Sylvrs 1-ser Roth M-1t Do s V ch D h S e Second Row Vancy K1mbe ly Mary Kellv Dorothy Olson Maxme Schalk Sara Ssnde Helen Bradley Irene Cun her 'Vhsrgone Harper Elame Evans Mnrgone Smrth F sncrs Hallock Thrrd Row N1om1G1bson Dorothy Dsmelson Ethel Hollnbeck Msnon Mott Msnon Halverson 'Vlsnon Jones Do hCotfdEthlShd M B H lBkl M Sh o y ro o o nel er anon roemer sze uc ey argnret c ultz '11rt'1 Row Mar one Sande Helen Burr Lucxlle Schultz l.1rg1n1u Doane Ethel Mortenson Laura Drews Meta Wxt chor cf- Henrxe 1 K au e Grace Vogt Mrldred Anderson Maryon: Brshon Ffth Row Do oth Bunke Margaret Blenker Mabel Bank Lenore Torsrud Corrme Goodman Kathryn Brextung lesnc te Bessex Gwendolyn Beylmger jean Matheson Edna Kollath Hxlda Schwandner Evelyn Hohnberger Mane Cr-s e son Luc1le Boehm Bottom Row Rachel Ln Fond M1lln:sn Ersenach Vers Blank Msyron Mortensen Verna Cook Dorothy Kolgen G r mar e Herzfeldt V1v1sn Holverson Veronxca Wnght Doro hy Baumann Euells Foster Evo Hallock Mrldred Chris txanson BOYS GLEE CLUB 1 4 Top Row left to nght James Wrsse Frnnc1s Olson Ch l s lxeuba er john Grrmes Go don Meyer james Schell Se ond Pow Arnold Armstrong Carl Gsertner Stanley r-verson George Rohloff Ross Pearson Norns Madsen F edenck Olson Th1rd Row Elmer Quayle Donald Smuth Alfred Grad L renee Krtchm Gordon Drews Walter Schnnke Wnllord S dt W l C cxmx 1 um rrmes Bo on Ro Lo el Zabel Karl Kollath Ira Clough E nest Janes amos Shea Pete Grogan Mxtchell johnson Ro et Lnllespre Kenneth Krtohrn Favonte Songs Of The Sernors Favorlte Songs of the Senlors Mltchell Johnson I Love Me VITg'1H13 Doane Oh' How I Hate to Get Up 1n the Mornmg John Hew1tt Lonesome and Sorry Nelda Raehl-John Nlelson, My John Mxldred Ager Charl1e My Boy Norb rt SmongeSkY Hlflky A g e Boeltcr Let Me Call You My Sweetheart Oddy Blank Colleglate Robert Ulrlch G1rl of My Dreams Jenny Schmerem All Alone M1l1cent Elsenach Always I 'mette Bessex Thats What I Call Heaven Cwenzlolyn Brcyhnger Who Helen Chustoffersen Song of The Wanderer Fd L we I love the College G1rls Kenny K t hen Though You D1nky Parlez Vous ,belong to Somebody Else Ed th Schneller I Faw Down Katherme Breltung Kansas and Go Boom C1ty KRW Pearl Anderson In a L1ttle Howard Stacker Moonbeams Jpanlsh Town Kzss Her For Me Mlldred Johnson Babv Face Juhus Davxs Wearmg of the Karl Kollath Preclous Llttle Green Th1ng Called Love I Dorothv DuBo1s That Red Karl Gaertner Ill Get By he rleml Goll Verna Lenz Sleepy Tlme Gal Rachel LaFnnfl Whatll I Do' Pearl J nsen Oh How I Mxss Florence Pansy Who Wouldnt you Tomght P Ie lous of You M no, NMS n Happy Days B1ll Rather Im Telhng the '1 'l Lonely 'Xhghts B1rds Telhng the Bees Ruby Hanson Love Me or Havwv I rgenson You Were IL av Me 11-s'1nt For Me D ve Fourteen Grace Gruenwald-Just a Little Longer B1ll Stecker When You and I Were Young Maggle Arlone Staffeld Flapperette Jeanette Leubben Coquette Marguerxte Dan1elson So Blue Ehzabeth I-Iohnberger I Want to Be Bad Meron Kuhr Runmng W1l1l Bermce Hanson Thats How I Tell About You N S Kuettel On a B1cyclo Bullt for Two Wlfe There s a burglar at the s1lver and another 1n the pantry eatmg my DIES Call for help' Hubby fat wlndowl Pollce' Doctor' Dent1st Where IS the ach1ng toot hlocated Boy ta theatre usherl In the balcony, s1r, first row to the rlght Mrs Nosey Thats a fine look mg hu band youve lanrlerl Mrs Newbrnle But you should have seen the one that got away Boys Club Has Good Year SONGSTERS A R E G Y I' S Y CHIEFS PIRATES IN YEARI Y OPERETTA The Boys Glee Club IS under the dlrectlon of M1ss Katherme Jones of the Lawrence Consexva tory of MUSIL The boys have always taken an HCLIVQ part ln presentmg the annual operetta They make ex cellent p1rates gypsy chlefs 1nn k epers, and business men for the cpeettas The Boys Glee Clu boasts the membershlp of W1ll1am Krueger a freshman soprano Officers of the Boys Glee Clu durmg the past year were James Shea, pres dent Harvey Jorgen son v1cepres1dent, Karl Gacrt nel treasurer Donald Smlth I1 brarlan The membershlp mcludes A nold Armstrong, Ira Clough, Ber narrl Derby Gordon Drews Karl Gaertnez, Robert G1llesp1e Alfred Graer John Grlmes W1ll1am Grim s Paul Grogan Mitchel Johnson, Arnest Jones, Kenneth Kitchen Lawrence K1tchen Gor don M yer Charles Neubauer Fredrnk Olsen, Ross Pearson, El mer Quayle, George Rohlofl' Wal er Schenk James Schell will 1rd Schmldt James Shea James Wrase Donald Sm1th Lowell Za hel Fr1nc1s Olsen Stanley Sever son Harvey Jorgenson Karl Kol YOUR BREAKFAST S RESPONSIBLE No matter what you want to do From fishlng mlnnles ln the slough To belng presxden of our Democracy 1n her greatest hour, Your fallur or success depends Pon what your breakfast lts frrends The have examples I shall clte W1ll prove to you my theory r1ght John Schneller mllk and oat meal eats, He s the cream of our crop of athletes Of coffee a slp-of a role a blte Keeps Charhe Neubauers br1ght eyes br1ght B1ll Rather takes cocoa and toast, As a motorlst hes traveled from coast to coast Norr1s Madsens noble voice 'Tween coffee and nothmg IS gxven 1ts cholce, Jlm Mever thrives on the grapefrmt rare, Albert Fahrenkrugs hghtmg Wxth h1s 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THE CUB Qperetta l OPERETTA Given B Glee Clubs IARGF CAST PRESENTS IICKLES T0 PLE ASED AUDIENLES Th nnual operetta UIVED by he b ys and gl ls gl e club ul der the dlrcctlon of MISS Kather lne Jones, was presented the 6th and 7th of March The sett ng for the operetta Plckl s or In Old Vlenna was lald ln Vlenna at carnlval tlme, when the gypslcs were flocklng ln to town 'Ihe tavern mn kceper was busy wlth hls many guests He was ulsturb d by an advert s llg g nt of an Anerlcan pckle film, who ms s cd upon p s mg s ou IS p CmlS e Chlef of Pol ce of Vlenna and hls com cal asslstants, Ru skl and Bumskl were bent upon malntaln mg crder Th former found out that a celtaln Elgllsh lady was ln the habit of CONIHE to Vlenna at C3ITl1V3l s ason cv ry year to look among the crowds for her daughter, who had been lost ln an accident years ago The Chlef of Pollce determlned to flnd the larlys daughter He select d hrs frlend, the mald at th tavern to act as Lady Vlvlans daughter Meanwhlle, ln a gypsy camp a gypsy Iloha, entertains the for elgners wlth her danclng She tells peoples fortunes ln a mystlc mood whlle the other gypS19S rob the wealthy forelgners Bumskl and Rumskl detect these thefts Iloha becomes dlscontent ed with hergypsy llfe and longs to become a whlte lady as the rest of the forelgners She decldes to leave but the chlef of the trb her father, wlll not allow her to 3 Eventually Lady Vlv an , me. + fm +10 pool and sces her daughter ln the depths Iloha performs the mystlc rites After a conversatlon wlth Iloha, Lady Vlvlan dECld9S to dopt her as her own daughter Iloha per forms her farewell dance for h r gypsy frlends She meets wth much interference from her f ther , but comes to Lady Vvl n only to learn that she IS the real lost daughter The factor prov If ck t Iloha wore around her n ck It w s the one which Lady Vlvlan s h by daughter w re on the nlght he d sappeared and was retu n cd wr h other thlngs stolen by the ywsles at the carn val Interwoven ln this maln plot was the renewed acqualntance of the Amer can pl kle manufacturer and L dy Vlvlan, the love of a palnt r f ll the plck e manufacturer s daughter and the advertlsrng agents love for the gypiy girly Ilona Rumskl and Bumskl lent humor to the play The characters were selected by the dlrector Solos were taken by Jeanette Bessex and Robert Gll lesple Duets were taken by Gwendolyn Breyllnger and Ken neth Kltchln, Jeanette Bessex and Robert Glllespe Vlrglnla Doane and Charles Nebauer Stanley Se verson, George Rohlotf and James Shea and the male chorus The choruses lncluded Vlerl nese Mald ns, Myra Arft, Lucllle Boehm, Dorothy Danlelson, Naomi Glbson, Manon Martv, Laura Drews, Edna Kollath Ethel Schneider Ethel Holl b ck I-I Tl rletta Krause Ruth Mo t Dorothy Bunker, Lucllle Rusch Vlrglnla Dldrlckson Burger J mf' I Back Row left to rlght Hllda Schwander Evelyn Hohnlwerger Mary Rausch Francls Hallock Thelma Nlles Ruth Wll ams Mabel Blank jean Matheson Lucllle Ersenhart B tal ne Fetters Marjone Brshap Maryorle Smrth Eva Hal ock Mldred Chrlstenson Edna Kollath Dorothy Bunker Myra Arft Ethel Hollmbeclt Second Row Standrng Francls Olson Elmer Quayle Albert Fahrenkrug Donald Smlth Vlrginla don Drews Ethel Mortensen Karl Kollath Harvey jorgen on Enest jones Margaret Schultz Charlle Neubauer Gwen Breyllnger Kenneth Kltchln Low ll Zabel Jeanette Bessex John Crrrmea Robert Grllespre Cordon Meyer James Shea Dona Wachrolz Rachel La Fond Walter Schanke James Wrase George Rohloff Arnold Armtsrong Ethel S hnelder James Schell Wrlliam Gnmes Rc 1 Pearson Verna Cook Dledrlckson Cor Vlrglnla Doane Margaret Blenker Stanley ssvefsan Willard Schmldt Tl-urd Row Slttlng Louise Larson Alfred Graaf Lawren e Krtchrn Dorothy Kolgen Germalne Klmberly Dorothy Olson Sara Sande Lucllle Schultz Maxlne Schalk Elalne Evans Mary Ke'ly Lalra Drews Lucllle Runch Dorothy Dnnlelson Herzieldt Nancy Vlvlan Halverson Fourth Row Srttmg Hennetta Krause Bertha Strey Mlldred Anderson Irene Gunther Marlon Brnemer Helen Burr Maryorlc Hamer Marlon Mott Helen Bradley Marron Vla ty Ruth Mott Naomr Glbson Lucllle Boehm Corrlne Goodman Grace Vosrt ORCHESTRA Orchestra Is 5 Years Old MUSCIANS DIRECTED BY MR HOH HAVE SUCCESS FUL YEAR The Neenah Hlgh School Or chestra was organlzed ln 1924 and 25 The first fl1I'ECt0I' was Mr Melvm Schnerder of Appleton He dlrected for three ye rs Durlng the past year Mr Oscar Hoh of Lawrence College lonservatory of MUSIC has dlrected the orches tra He also give vlolm lnstruc tlons The members of the orchestra are Dorothy DUBOIS, plano, Wll lard Buchholz, Vlola Hellerman Ross Pearson Sara Sande and Meta Slelaff first vlolln, Herbert Kruse Harold Koerw tz Theodore Kllnker, and MSIVID Sorenson, second vlolln, Franklln Becker trombone, Elmer Blohm, cornet, Wlllard Hansen Gordon Hansen and Robert Helvey, c arlnet, Ken neth Kltchln, drums The orchestra has made several 'lpp arancea this year They play ed ln the audltorlum t the NI e nah Oconto debate The orches tra accommodated the speech lasses by presentlng some muslcal selectlons for both C medy Nlghts During MUSIC We k the second week ln May the orc lestra gave a muslc program Neenah High School Orchestra n' v d + Bah e at thc N en h The final pre orchestra thrs the Commence ment CXSTCISCS, June 12 at the Neenah theatre The orch stra practlc s eve v Wednesday nlght at 715 ln the assembly The member n of th orchestra has HICTEZSEKI slnce lt was organised four y ar T progress whlch our orchestra has made was evldent at th Mu IC Week program and we are proud f lts advancement Mr Hoh vulll contlnue to dlrect for he has c ceoted next years posltlon as or hestra dlrector, accordn to Mr Hedges There wlll be an e c ent r chestra plt ln the new hlgh school the presentation senlor class play theatre, May 17 sentatlon of the year wlll be at Per-slr left to nght Mr Oscar Hoh drcctor Dorothy 'J Bo r-amst Theodore Klmke second vlolln Marvm So enson second vlolln Herbert Kruse second vlolln H cld Koerwltz second vlolln Kenneth Kltchm drums Elmer Blohm comet Wlllard Hanson clarinet Robert H t V l Hll fl t l Wll d ve carlne lou e ermnn rs Vio ln l ar Buchholz frrst vlolln Cordon Hanson clarlnet Sara Sands Grst vlo ln Ross Pearson first vlolln Meta Slelan mst vlolln Inset Mr Hoh n ll, v 11 G m Arnold -X ms' ong J m s Wras , Ross Pearson, W lter Sclzmk W l ard clll d u Marlorle omlth Bertha Strfy, Mlillr d And rson Marjorle BISHOP Margaret 'lelker Marie Casp rson Mlldred Christensen Lucllle Elsenhart Bertallne Fett rs Eva Hallock Verna Handler, Margorre Harper Jean Mathewson Marlon Mott Dorls Wachholz Flor nce Bradlsh John Grlles Bernard Derby Gor d n Meyer, Low ll Zabel GYPSIQS Evelyn Hohnberger, Hllda Schwandner Ruth WllllamS Thel 'ma Nlles, Lenore Torsrud, MBTIOH Braemer, Ethel Mortenson Meta Wltchanke Irene Gunther, Francls Hwllcck Mary Rausch Helen Burr, Mlll1C8ht Elsenach, Emest Jones, Elmer Quayle, Dona d South Law rence Kltchln, Ira Clough, Alfr d Graef and Gordon Drews The Plckle Dance under the dl rectlon of Mlss Kath rlne Small consisted of H len Bradley, Elaine Evans Germaln Herz l X Hclv rson, Mary Kelly, N'1rcy Kmb rly Dorothy Kolgen, Doro tlly Oson MQXIHE Schalk Lucllle Sc lultz and Sara Sande T e clowns for the Carnlval scerl were Verna C ok V rl. B ank Gmc V g M111 n J0'19S Carr 1 td lal M:1blB:xlk lD tly Baumann Plano acco lpl lst w c M s M dg Op e an' Kath II 16 Breat ung BRIFHT SAYIVCS OF FRESHMEN Freshmen say Just crnnmg thlngs, Bel evlng cats may speak llke klngs They always have a p rt remark Though lt be taken from the Ark Sara Sa'lde wlll say How cute' Rather than b found qulte mute Oh, corsrs' Woodrow J nsel explodes In a tone that good to one bodes Now, my dear glrls S31 MHXIUB Schalk About as soon as she could talk Oh shucks And his algebra ln hls docker tucks Charlotte Durham drawls My word Whenever she IS shocked or stlrred lm Schell knows all about debates e says, Hot stuff as his chest mflates Dorothy Olson of the Late Jazz Age Says, Am t that somethlng lt s all the rage Now, does that prove the frosh m nd s worth does It stlll provoke your mlrth Myrtle Bursteln Bunny K Im glad Im skm y mama Mother Why un y Cause fat boys have Jm Meyer sigh and says, lo s more room to get spanked Page Sixteen ald the plt was full of cem t bags last time she saw It The orchestra wlll no long r be expvs ed to the crltlcal stud nts eyes It can present 1tS muslc from a sunk en enclosure with only the sound to appeal to the sens s It has not been determmed whether the orchestra practlce wlll be held dunng school hours actlv lty hours, or after school It IS belleved, however that the practlce wlll not occupy school hours smce credlt wlll not be awarded for or chestra work Neenah hlgh school orchestra was another step to ward roundlrg ut our hlgh school 3Ct1Vlfl9S completely We want the orchestra to keep up the good work If We Meant What We Sald I Hew out of bed dashed up to schol, tore up to the cloak room, ran a comb through my halr, brushed past the otlice slld IHLO my chalr stuffed my books lnto my desk, raced to class, sank lnto 'my seat sat on plns and needles all hour Jumped five feet when the bell rang, swept out of the room dld 101 thlngs durlng my free perl A 1 av S l., J - fx fs 1 I V I . 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