Notre Dame High School - En Dee Cue Yearbook (Quincy, IL)

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BAND OFFICERS-Firxt Row: Richard Rees, Eclith Wellman, Rosemary O'l-Iercn, Lucille Sibbing, Daniel Petcrsg Scmnd Rau Norman Peter, Bruce Lcakc, William Diekcr, Richard Six, Ralph Timpe, Charles Winking, Eugene Dietrich. l l BAND COUNCIL-William Diekcr, joseph Meyer, Lucille Sibbing, Wayne Six, Peggy Scholz. .. ,' Q Q, ,. . , , 1 5... .L . w ,asm . , HALF-TIME PERFORMANCE-Band putting on a show during the half-time of a football game. 43

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SOLO CLUB-.S'mted.- Isabel Musholr, Mary Ann Thomas, Shirley Joan Damhorsr, Joan Becker, Carol Srroot, Norma DruH'el Connie Volm, Marilyn Middendorfg .S'ecw1d Raw: Charles Winkirzig, Richard Rees, Norman Peter, Raymond Brinks, Joseph Meyer Third Row: Ralph Timpc, Ralph Thieman, Wayne Six, Richar Six, Richard Sander. COLOR GUARD-Mary Ann Thomas, Isabel Musholt, Pauline Corder, Betty Talkcn Pat Scholz, Peg y Scholz, Mr. Landrum- The color guarf marching in the homecoming parade. NOON REHEARSAL1-'ffligzlgand preparing for a contest during rehearsal. -, xfai 42 1

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THE NOTRE DAME STRING ENSEMBLE-Firrt Row Ucftl: Norma Druffel, Alice Goodpaster, Mary Ann Nesbitt, Renetca Sanders, .Ymmd Row Clcftjs Ann Kreider, Sandra Haroz, Carol A, Becker, Helen Goodpasterg First Raw Crigbtls Jean Engelmeyer, Shirley Joan Damhorst, Wanda Stone, Second Raw Crightjs Rita Zwick, Mary Ann Thomas, Catherine Terwelp, Celia: Carol Stroot, Emily Goodpaster, Joan Becker, Batt: Peggy Scholz, Mary jane Leucken, Harp: Patricia Better, Piano: Connie Volm. The Notre Dame String Ensemble, the only organization of its kind in Quincy, was established some fifty years ago. It has always been the endeavor of the Ensemble to maintain the high standards set by its prede- cessors, and to carry out loyally the traditions of the past. To cultivate a love and appreciation for good music, to give pupils opportunities for group work, and to stimulate interest in the stringed instruments are among its objectives. Besides furnishing tl1e music for the various organizations and activities of the school, it presents annually a concert during National Music Week. NOTRE DAME STRING SEXTET The Notre Dame String Sextet has become quite popular among social and civic activities in Quincy. It furnishes the music for the monthly Te Deum Meet, for the annual banquets of the Catholic Daughters of America, Western Catholic Union, and for the various social affairs of the school. All players are members of the Notre Dame String Ensemble and are quite advanced in the study of their instruments. STRING GROUP-Rita Zwick, Mary Ann Thomas, Emily Goodpaster, Shirley joan Damhorst, Connie Volm, Jean Engelmeyer, Patricia Better. '44 I I