Owen Withee High School - Clover Leaf Yearbook (Owen, WI)

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ORCHESTRA lst Row- P. Bladl, N. Nason, A. Rossman, J. Stuve, 2nd Row- M. Barnaske, B. Allen, A. Smith, M. Schommer, S. Wilksman, V. Meyer, M. Allen, A. Mills, B. Pyatt H. Plummer. 3rd Row- I. Ciokiewicz, D. Anderson, B. Hilts, E. Gay, T. ciay, J. Posgodzinski, v. Smith, J. Madsen, B. Arola, P. Krarup, J. Ackerman, W. Piotrowski, R. Sluzewski, K. Roohr, C. Erickson, D. Clark, A. Arp. Lth Row- J. King, L. Weddig, Mr. Schulze F. Meinhardt, B. Lysdahl, J. Alexander, J. Larson, D. Mills, S. Raasch, M. Meyers. The Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Schulze has completed another successful year. Two concerts were presented before the listening audience. The first, together with the mixed chorus, was given in January. Beautiful renditions of Jerome Kern's popular numbers filled the gymnasium. The students worked diligently through-out the winter months in preparation for the music Festival and the local spring con- Carta

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BAND , it A 9 A4 Center- M. Froland, lst Row- J. Madsen, B. Hilts, V. Meyers P. Nason, M. Allen, 2nd Row- L. Thorson, S. Stasek, B. Arola, V. Smith, B. Bjornstad, B. Lysdahl, W. Piotrowski, K. Buchholz' H. Plummer B. Hull J. W lk e er A. Mills, B. Pyatt, 3rd Row- D. Pyatt,,D. Dempsey,,J. Ackerman, D. Plummer J Alexander R M P . , . eyers, . Krarup, S. Raasch, P. Bladl, B. Mills, J. Lnr- son R. Sluzewski, K. Roohr, P. Bladl, G. Stuve, H. Frane, C. Erickson, J. Btuve. D.E. Clark. A. Arn. Lth Row- J. Mahoney, N. Nason, D. Behringer 1 1 L. Neddig, J. King, M. O'Konski, S. Southworth C Horn' J. Devine A smith, w. Kovanch, T. Devine R. Bingham I. ciokiewiczf Mr. Schu1se,.F. Meinhardt, N. Lipprandt, G. Southworth, B. Allen, Absent-G.-Konik. If f The band under the direction of Albert Schulze was-z really intent on giving plenty of entertainment. DUPIHH the football season all home games were suoplied with music and formations by the high strutting marching band. Two concerts were presented, each with a new E?OUD of selections. The number selected for our marchinr band in Eau Claire was Hutchinson Field.

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CHCJRUS 7' I u lst Row- M. Long, A. Piotrowski, D. Clark, A. Mills, C. Erickson, L. Obern berger, A. Jensen, N. Nason, W. Lindau,'N. Horn, N. Meyers, B. Arola, L. Heibsch, A. Schafer, M. Allen, L. Pogodzinski, Miss Gorr, 2nd Row- B. John son, I. Ciokiewicz, B. Bragstad- L. horson J. Purgett, J. Stuve, L. Wed- dig T. Devine, J. Mahoney, B. Allen G. Walkama, M. Barnaske, H. Plummer, w. fuourowski, s. Sussex, v. Arndt 15. Goessl, B. Hou, 3rd Row- D. 0101.- iewicz, G. Qtasek, B. Lysdahl, P. Bladl, T. Czeshinski, D. Mills, J. Larso T. Gay, J. Stevens, S. Straughn, Lth Row- B. Hull, B. Kovatch, H. Frans, E. Gay, A. Smith, D. Southworth, G. Southworth, K. Roohr, J. Madsen, O. Steinke, P. Bladl. 'where Was Santa?' That was the name of the operetta put on by the grade school in December. Over one hundred students took part as Nix-Wax the Witch, tries to cast her wicked spell over Mother Gooses' Characters and the personnel of Toyland. Because of 'Kindness' and 'Good- will' her spell is broken and Santa Clause finally comes to bring all the children the Tidings of Christmas. Added features in the operetta finds Mother Gooses' characters in the 'Wedding of Jack and Jill', 'I Wuv a Wabbit', 'All I Want For Christmas Is M Two Front Teeth', and 'Take Me Back To Baby1and.' Il