Onalaska High School - Aksalano Yearbook (Onalaska, WI)

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u ICM-BACKKGEOUY1 0 QI. E-I fra. ROW l: L. Severson, C. C1ott,S. Kramer, I. Dolbier, D. Pagye, D. Schmaltz, M. Marcus, C. Ringdahl, J. Thompson C. Enge, C. McGinnis, D. Torgerson, P. Barilani, C. Dol ier, R. Enge, M. Herber, W. llolthaus, ROW 2: R Hohrnan, J. Tall, S. Kleven, P. Page, N. Miller, M. Terpstra, M. O'Connell, J. Quall, J. Russell, A. Thaldorf ROW 3: J. Staats, D. Schafer, S. Tabbert, S. Johnson, J. Terpstra, G. Holte, D. Monsoor, L. Oelke, B. O'Connell BA E ' J. Tucker, D. Brown, K. Lund. The pepband under the direction ofMr. Loyd Mieden, has addedgreatly to the high school spirit. They have played at all of the pep rallies, basketball an football games. The OHS Concert Band, under the able directions of Mr. Loyd Mieden, participated in three concerts--Fall, Mid-winter, and Spring--as well as playing at the Christmas Vesper ' Service. Students were very interestedin the solo and ensembles which were given Febru- ary 21. The biggest highlight for the band was entering the Music Festival on May 2. llllllllllnmumrmmll .,.. ROW 1: M. Terpstra, M. O'Conne1l, D. Brown, W. Holthaus, B. O'Conne1l, I. Tucker, ROW 2: C. Ringdahl, P, Barilani, S. Kleven, J. Tall, J. Dolbier. ROW 3: J. Quall, G. Holte, S. Johnson. lf' 1. 5 1 . 3 I . FJ 24

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quantette f Kegxexislfgff g .3 CJ we - , is-1 uv. ... ikj,x .. r , ft, -h.-....LlX s I. Dolbier, W. Holthaus, B. O'Conne11, C. Enge. The Boys Quartette isone of the most favorite singing groups in the high school. People never get tired of their sing- ing and they are asked to sing at every school event. So far this year the Boys Quartette has sung at the Christmas Concert and the Jr. Class Play. The boys who sing in the Quartette are Juniors and they also sang last year. The new attraction of O.H.S. is the mellow music of the Swing Band. It was organized by Mr. Meiden and a group of interested musicians in the fall of '52, Their first appearance was to play for the Homecomirag. They have also play- ed for the Carnival dance. The songs they have played have been a hit for the young and ol . Everyone has enjoyed their music. swung nano ROW 1: M. Marcus, P. Barilani, D. Schmaltz. ROW 2: B. O'Conne11, J. Tucker, D. Brown, J. Terpstra. J. Dolbier, G. Holte, W. Holthaus, C. McGinnis. LLS' st' rise.. Y Ayn ff .Li ' , sy ...V ti sf' A' I .. 23

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CIAIOGU ROW lg G, Holte, D, Hurd, P, Berg, C. Reay, K, Bruce, M, Lee, ROW 2: Miss Gronlid, Ruth Huggett, N, Pischke, C, Jones, D, Lundgren, D, Schmaltz, ROW 3: W, Tabbert, J, Renstrom, M, Lambert, V, Zulegar, SGHIORS DRESENII A three act comedy, Time For Elizabeth was presented by the Senior Class, It concems a couple prorrayed by Peter Berg as Ed Davis and Carolyn Reay as Kay Davis, They want to retire and go to Florida, which they proceed to do after Ed has an argument with Mr, Schaeffer his boss, protrayed by Don Hurd, When in Florida Ed plans to go into business with his son-in-law, Richard Cobum played by Mickey Lee, Mr, Schaeffer apologizes to Ed who goes back to work for him, Others in the cast included Mr, Robinson, Wesley Tabbertg Miss Greene, Donee Lundgreng Mr, Ogelthorpe, Mike Lambertg Mrs, Schaeffer, Ruth Huggettg Mr, and Mrs, Zwilling, Gerald Holte and Norma Pischkeg Mr, McPherson, Vernon Zulegarg Anne Davis, Kay Bruce, Mr, Jasper, John Renstromg and Vivian Morgan, Donna Schmaltz, Under the capable direction of Mr, Keith Collins, Assistant Director, Miss Jonette Gronlid and Student Director Carol Jones the play was a huge success, time lion ellzalseth rf 'fs , , 5 Rb tr- 4-Veils