Prairie Du Chien High School - Blackhawk Yearbook (Prairie Du Chien, WI)

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The 1955-'56 school year opened with 57 students registering for senior band. The season began with marching and playing tunes for halt'- time entertainment at football games. .Xt this time lNIr. Todd also began to prepare the band for the annual mid-winter concert. Sel- ections were played ranging from In .X Persian blarketu to Three Little Pigs . A pep band was formed to entertain during the basketball season and popular and old time tunes added color and gaiety to the games. The junior band had an enrollment of 67. Prairie was host to the solo and ensemble contest on blarch 23 and the contest for bands on Nlay 5. Contest numbers were Dance of The Hours , El Capitanu and Allerseelen. Sixty-one new uniforms were purchased this year which are French blue with maroon and white trim. Five majorette uniforms were also acquired, two are white with maroon trim and three are black with white and maroon trim. In Bond, Orchestra, ond Pep Bond, Sandy Schneyer, Mary Ahrens, Allene Sedlmayr, Elaine Erickson, and Maureen Hoffland. ' if x . Band-I0 Phyliss Krohn, our Drum Maiorefte L-ni

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They Kept in Step to Build up Pep. lfach year the students and faculty of P.H.S. choose five ambitious girls to head our cheering section and back the varsity squad at games. The .X squad cheerleaders con- sisted of Allene Sedlmayr. Annette Gentes, S ll n il r a Schneyer, Bernice Satter, and blary .-Xhrens. To keep up the spirits for the B squad, blary Koecke, lflaine lfrickson, N o rm a Bailey, I,Ol21ixlOCl1,2lllil Linda hlartin were picked to cheer- lead for the junior varsity. ,Xll through the athletic season, our tive spirited cheer- leaders with their kind, pa- tient driver, blr. Paulson, en- joyed exciting and sometimes hectic experiences. The con- versation went something like this: Sandy: Annette, did you re- member to bring the pickles? Q Varsity Cheerleaders--Snnily St-Iiin-yn-i', .Xiiiivltv 1,it'lll1'S, .Xllvnv Ss-dlniayl ,'Xnnette:Never fear de r. laulson would ou care for some lNIary: Is Ray coming, Sandy? Bernice: I hope so because Ilarold was coming with iim. Xllcnc D14 you is ash xour 1111 Xnnette7 Xlexe got to mn tonight So went lnothcl veal for the Exe girls who backed our tc un to the end cords for an offensive move Left to Right--M. li01'f'kt', N. Bailvy, I-I. lirick- Warming fhe vggal son, L. Martin, I.. Moen. Yea Team Yea' 0 in ' Q wr' Cheerleeaders-12 fs , w ,f