Sheldon High School - Orab Yearbook (Sheldon, IA)

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a L eDUBIS MOTOR CO., INC, The madrigal en- tertains at the Christmas Dance sponsored by the music depart- ment, ” Cadet Chorus - Madrigal FIRST ROW: B. Grooters, H. Willemsen, K. Clark, R. Groot, E. Ten Kley, T, Schmidt, B. Ndkines Ke lhlers, H: Harnack, M. Linch, D. Huff, K. Honkomp, C. Verdoorn, M. Wolthuizen, J. Winkel, F. Verburg, S. Kohnke, C. Mulder, V. De Hoogh, J. Feyerabend. SECOND ROW: A. Wiekamp, G. Roorda, P. Vellinga, E. Talema tm eClabauch J- bunk, Po Kaiser bb.) Nove- boom, T. Evans, S. Lode, J. Boeréma, M. Andeeson, N. Snip Jae Winkel). oNirkye lage, D, Petrich, LU. Den Hartog, A. Van Riesen, J. Hoerger, R. Baker, D: Sterk, E.,; Brinkman; CGC. Ellerbroek, M. Dykshoorn, P. Teeselink, G. Boone, N. Britts: THIRD ROW: -C.. Buifingston, K. Mouw, D. Vander inden, T. Latterell, H. Boche, Hs Paulsen, N- Wolf, R. Sterler, RK: Dykstra, T. Van Meeteren.

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: J. Hastings, D. Hofmeyer, P. Hofmeyer, B. Williams, N. Postma, B: Posthu- ah ee E. Reet L. paniaery J. Barnes, M. Mulder, P. Den Hartos. Le Wolborink: M. Bangert, K. Sterling, L. Rensink. SECOND ROW: C. Cutsinger, L. Rolston, M. Hansen, B. Hemerson,M. Bogaard, J. Frohwein, M. Smit, B. Faust, D. Poppen, M. Van Dyke, N. snyder, K. Nelson, R. Martin, V. Fischer, H. Van Riesen. THIRD ROW: Je Winkel eRe Bishop, J. Bruns, G. Thornton, A. Van Riesen, H. Sterling, K. Baldwin, D. Coon, T. DeVries, R. Schwartz, D. White, J. Strakes, M. Ten Clay. FOURTH ROW: F. Hirschman, J. Peter- sen, S. Lensink, R. Fonkert, L. Baerenwald, B. Struyk, B. Van Dyke, D. Dummett, H. Brandts, D. Schuldt, R. Brink, M. Brandts, B. Noack, M. Hanson, R. Ballou. The accompanists, L. Wolbrink, N. Postma, L. ; Rolston, N. Snyder, and V. Fischer, seated; worked Concert Choir many long hours practicing with the choir during rehearsal, In the vocal music department, over one hundred students are given an increased knowledge and appreci- ation of music. Music sung by the concert choir ranges from serious sacred music to show tunes. In No- vember the musical, The King and I , was presented. The concert choir, and band cooperated to present a Christmas concert, Also in December, the concert choir performed on tele- vision. The spring concert took place in April, and in May, sixteen entries from the concert choir competed in the state solo and ensemble contest in Har- tley. The choir ended its year by sing- ing for Baccalaureate and Commence- ment, itisatiai wn | FiLE ieee LENSINK FLOOR COVERINGS |

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Concert Band Mr. Wicker is shown presenting the John Phillip Sousa Band Award to the joint recipients, H. Brandts and S. Ferguson, The band, consisting of over a hundred members, had a full schedule of appearances. Twelve summer concerts were given as well as half-time shows at each home football game. The march- ing band went to Turkey Day in Worthington and the Tulip Festi- val in Orange City. A small orchestra played for the musical and the pep bands added to school spirit at basketball games and pep meetings. Individual musi- cians received recognition at the state solo and ensemble contest, Northwest Iowa Band, and All- State Band. The band ended a successful year by marching on Memorial Day. WOLFF'S DEPARTMENT STORE