Sheldon High School - Orab Yearbook (Sheldon, IA)

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FIRST ROW: B. Merrill, E. Ten Kley, 5S. Hulstein, P. Streit, R. Rolston, L. Sneller, B. Den Hartog, C. Den Hartog, J. Anderson, J. O’Connor, B. Zimmerman, V. De Hoogh, J. Mmgcac mom OclrichwwN Griltin. —. Dummett, Io, Miller. -sECOND ROW: Je Punk, K. Clark, F’. Talsma, B. Grooters, H. Boche, R. Van Den Oever, B. Kamphoff, G. Petersen, M. Vellinga, B. Porter, B. Hager, C. Determann, H. Paulsen, N. Hollander, C. Menning, G. Sybesma. THIRD ROW: R. Zoet, E. Koerselman, M. Henspeter,S. Helgeson, L. Boone, C. Van Heuvelen, N. Pietens, B. Straks, R. Winkel, J. Jensen, C. Sybesma, C. Dolieslager, P. Teeselink, Me Gates, is) schwartz, A. Bonestroo, FOURTH ROW: P. Blake, M. Linch, K. Honkomp, ». Blake, D. Heitritter, B. Adkins, F. Thorman, S. Boone, K. Boender, C. Verdoorn, M. Dykshoorn, J. Hall, L. Noteboom, T. Schmidt. Cadet Chorus Contest Winners Students who received I’s at State Music Contest are shown at the right: D. Dummett, N. Snyder, V. Fischer, M. Anderson, J. Lucas, D. Hofmeyer, H. Van Riesen, and C. Ellerbroek. eee riaetine t WHE Solan atomireca sa ot. a Re, oR en iE ef eee d pallies rid Sees: VANDER PLOEG FUNERAL HOME

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FIRST ROW: N. Postma, M: Bogaard, R- Groot, By Posthumus, Cs Vos sl hols onc. Dykstra, M. Hansen, P. Vellinga, L. Rensink, V. Fischer, F. Verburg, N. Snyder, M. Van Dyke, S. Kohnke. SECOND ROW: L. Paulson, M. Anderson, G. Kuiper, D. Barnes, S. Schwartz, E. Brinkman, D. Dummett, J. Bruns, G. Thornton, R. Bishop, M. Bangert, H. Van Riesen, K. Sterling. THIRD ROW: P. Hofmeyer, J. Winkel, D. Hofmeyer, A. Van Riesen, D. Petrich, R. Ballou, T. De Vries, D. White, J. Petersen, C. Buffington, S. Lensink, H. Sterling, R. Sterler, B. Bossman, C. Cutsinger. FOURTH ROW: E. Stegemann, J. Mulhern, R. Baker, T. Latterell, R. Schwartz, D. Coon, J. Straks, F. Hirschman, T. Van Me eteren, L: Baerenwald, R. Tremmel, J. Winkel, J. Winkel, R. Jensen, C. Ellerbroek. Achievement Marks Year for Choral Groups Concert Choir Swing Choir The concert choir and cadet chorus had an interesting year under the direction of Mr. Everett Johnson. In November the musical was presented and the choir sang on KTIV. The Christ- mas concert was performed in December and in Marchthe choir worked with Don Walker, Fort Dodge, during the clinic. The spring concert, inwhichthe cadet choir also participated, was closely followed by contest. Per- formances at Baccalaureate and Commencement ended a suc- cessful year. Shown at the left at the Sweethearts’ Ball is the newly-formed swing choir. THE BEAUTY BOX

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Performs At Numerous FLUTES Esther Stegemann Diane Bruns Barbara Bossman Betty Bartels Diane Jahn Barbara Straks Claudia Mulder Cheryl Ellerbroek Pat Vellinga Becky Merrill OBOE Karen Sterling CLARINET Nyla Postma George Thornton Cheri Cutsinger Gail Boone Cheryl Verdoorn Sharon Johnson Mary Jo Den Beste Margo Cardin Sharon Boone Sandy Hadfield Norma Fritts Ellen Knudson Donna Wolfe Leane Bodle Kathy Boucher Carol.Parks Lorna Den Hartog BASSOON Lynn Rolston Harriet Willemssen ALTO The ninety-member band had a full schedule of ap- SAXOPHONE pearances. The high point of the year was the band clinic, Jean Nelson which was held in March. The two day clinic was directed Glenda Merley by Leo Kucinski. Two other concerts, twelve summer con- Elaine certs, and half-time shows at each home football game were Ganzevoort given. The seniors planned, wrote, and directed their own Mary Wissink half-time show for one of the games. The band went to Sherry Molitor Turkey Day in Worthington and the Tulip Festivalin Orange City. Individual musicians received recognition at All-State TENOR Band, Northwest Iowa Band, and contest. SAXOPHONE Shown at the right are the members of the Band Vivian Fischer Council: E. Stegemann, secretary; E. Ten Kley, sophomore Jennifer Jahr representative; V. Fischer, vice-president; K. Mouw, junior Neil Johnson representative; 5S. Bilsland, senior representative; J. Hoel, freshman representative; and J. Petersen, president. The TYMPANI ' Council suggested a code of rules governing conduct of the Mary Griffin band. BELLS Jackie Hastings BAND PARENTS 44