Reedsburg High School - Gleaner Yearbook (Reedsburg, WI)

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I .,,,,,,.,..- . . . . , . . , .... .. ,,....,.,w.,W.., Row I-D. Emery, K. Hissey, L. Schneller, D. Schuelt, L. Dehler, L. Sparks, S. Ryczek, W, Sloeclrman, E. Meme, M, Darrow, G. Fiebel, M. Buelcw, P, Broas, C. Kleeber, R. Rohr, I, Reynolds, F. Klell. Row 2-A. Winter, E. Schulz, L. Foss, S. Lichl, E. Smith, H. Dobson, G. Held, R. Miller, D. Giese, A, Steel, D. Holden, G. Hanusa, R. Schyvinck, 1, Roediger, A, Hein, B. Holden, W. Hirsl, W. Friede, 1. Meyer, J. Carroll, M. Hclugh, I. Reynolds. Row 3-E. Brous, P. Fisher, J. Smylhe, A. Harder, J, Markham, G. Melcher, W. Shedleski, D. Schultz, H. Gales, S. Fondrie, J. Dargel, D. Schluler, L. Meyer, P. Schilling, R. Johansen, R. Havel, R. Hrabovsky, M. Breene, Mr. Riizenthaler, R. Lange, V. Shanahan, R. Albers, C. Brylla, R. Schmidt, M. Perry. I 1. Drum mqifiref fe Kleeb QNOI7 S I er, Und lsele, Doris G '76 R6Yl1oldre9Ory, Co 5. I7 53M nie 'I 'livin . FF ll V 'Q' vii

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'll .f -sm - ' .L-,.M,.,.,W Q , l A-Wm if-if-Riff: J ...ws wh.-L,s..,, ,.. THREE CHEERS FOR THE BAND OF OUR FAIR OF HIGHEST HONORS, THEY GET THEIR SHARE CORNETS- Lila Sparks William Stoeckman Shirley Ryczek Harry Dobson Gilbert Held Robert Miller Arvid Steele Donald Giese Donald Holden FRENCH HORNS- Adrienne Hein John Roediger George Hanusa Rosalie Schyvinck BARITONES- Rolland Lange TROMBONES-- Mervin Perry Russel Schmidt Charles Brylla Rex Albers Vincent Shanahan BASSES- Robert Hrabovsky Richard Havel Paul Schilling Lyell Meyer Ralph Johansen Dorothy Schluter PlCCOLO- Frederick Klett FLUTES- Irene Reynolds Connie Kleeber Rosemary Rohr Phyllis Broas OBOES- Mary Buelow Gwen Friebel Margaret Dorow Eb CLARINET- LaVanne Dehler Bb CLARINETS- Donna Faye Emery Kathryn Hissey Lila Schneller Dorothy Schuett Amy Winter Edna Schulz Sylvia Licht Lorna Foss Etta Smith Joan Smythe Eva Broas Jean Markham Audrey Harder Patricia Fisher ALTO CLARINET- Evangeline Mente ALTO SAXOPHONES- Wanda Hirst Blair Holden TENOR SAXOPHONES Jerry Carroll William Friede Joyce Meyer PERCUSSION- Stuart Fondrie Duane Schultz George Melcher Walter Shedleski Jeannine Dargel Herbert Gates DRUM MAJORETTES- Irene Reynolds Connie Kleeber Doris Gregory Marian Selle An integral part of our fair is our school band. Under the able direction of Bandmaster Ritzen- thaler, it is one of the most active groups on the midway. The rous- ing strains of The Star Spangled Banner preceded each football and basketball game, and at Homecoming, the pep band help- ed to enliven the spirits of the participants and spectators. Strutting maiorettes and purple and white uniforms could be seen while the band paraded at football games, the Armistice Day ceremony, and other affairs of school and community. The concerts presented at the audi- torium climaxed a successful year for this musical aggregation.

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A PURPLE RIBBON SHOULD BE CLAIMED BY THOSE WHO LEAD THIS GROUP TO FAME First Rowefl. Reynolds, l. Reynolds, E. Harrington, R. Schyvinck, K, Hissey, J. Lindlaft, S. Merkel, D. Egeland, A. Hein, D. Emery. Second Row-M. Perry, A. Noth, K. Hough, C. Kruse, G. Friebel, M. Hough, R. Rohr, C. Kleeber, M. Buelow, D. Schuett,E. Smith, J. Raed er urks, D. Egland, E, Melcher, D. Schluter. Third Row-'M, Randall, H. Gates, J. Dargel, Mr. Ritzenthaler, L. Schneller, J. Smythe, C, Brylla, S. Ryczek, W. Stoeckmon lST VlOLlNS- Irma Reynolds lrene Reynolds Mervin Perry Ardell Noth Katherine Hough 2ND VlOLlNS- Dona Faye Emery Adrienne Hein Delores Egeland Sally Merkel Dorothy Schluter Owen Miller Eva Broas Elizabeth Melcher Mary Schattitzel Dawnine Egeland VIOLAS- Gwen Friebel Caroline Kruse CELLOS- . Katherine Hissey The violin section at practi Ce. Jeanette Lindloft Rosalie Schyyinck Elcanor Harrington STRING BASSES- Lila Schneller Joan Smythe CORNETS- Shirley Ryczek William Sloeckman TROMBONES- FLUTES- Charles Brylla Connie Kleeber Rosemary Rohr HORNS- Lila Sparks OBOE- John Roediger Mary Buelow PIANO- BASSOON- Mary Randall Margaret Hough CLARINETS- PERCUSSION- Dorothy Schuelt Jeannine Dargel Etta Smith Herbert Gates Sweet and smooth were the strains of the orchestra as Concertmaster Rit- zenthaler lead it through measures of Bach and Beethoven. lt made its debut of the season on the evening of the senior class play at the auditorium, and later, it captivated the audience with its classical repertoire when it pre- sented its midwinter concert. The last performance of the orchestra took place at the Baccalaureate services in May.