South Side High School - Totem Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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S lbeciczl C looir Groups ln the choir, there are always a few people who are especially essential to concerts and special occasions. They are the accompanists, soloists, and the Madrigal group. The Madrigal singers are a group of about I6 select choir members who sing at homes, small business parties, and other places where the entire choir is not needed. Top: This fair foursome of choir members consists of: Pat Hatter and Colleen Liddy at the piano, accompanistsg and Sheila Bradbury and janet VonGunten, soloists. String E fzsenzbles The instrumental music department offers many small string groups for students inter- ested in extra music activities. Some of these are a string ensemble, containing two or more violins, a cello, and pianog and two string quartets, containing a first and second violin, viola, and cello. Middle: janet Sauer, jane and Nancy Zeiler, and Sharon Huxoll compose one of South's string quartets. Recorder Society The South Side Recorder Society, formed last year, is a group who play strange instruments called recorders. These are wooden instruments, somewhat like flutes, which were made in Ger- many. There are several ranges of recorders, from the soprano to the bass, and South has one or more of each kind. Bottom: Members of the Recorder Society are, first row: Marcia Downhour. alto recorderg Gail Baldwin, bass recorclerg second row: Sue Ber- lien, soprano recorderg Judy Cook, tenor re- corder, third row: Sharon Sprunger, alto re- corclerg and Leona Moore, soprano recorder. 100 Ad- .... ..- ' ...I l .'-..j. . .i2iT'l:.-.....i'J5S..1Zn'aIh4ubT

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Choir The Concert Choir has had another successful year, with close to fifty outside engagements. Some of these included singing at the Pennsylvania Railroad Christmas party, being guests of Rotary Club at the Woman's Club, and caroling at the Lincoln National Bank. Their other outside programs were given for churches, civic, and social groups. In addition, they gave several fine concerts for the music assemblies and at the Winter and Spring Concerts. The choir soloists this year included Sheila Bradbury and janet VonGunten, sopranosg Shirley Campbell, altog Alan Crill and john Johnson, basses. A sophomore boys' quartet was also formed, consisting of Paul Campbell, Ned Byer, Jim Clauser, and Joe Winder. Head secretaries this year were Jean Ensley and Jane Oyer. MR. LESTER HOSTETLER Pilcbpipift 99 Bottom: The Concert Choir: left to right, hrst row: Sheila Bradbury, Hope Laycoff, Phyllis Krouse, Milka Gouloif, Margaret Altevogt, Sharon Simmers, Mr. Hostetler, Mary Kathryn Musser, Mary Ann Clark, Karen Keller, Lydia Martindale, Carol Pritchard, and Barbara Bowyer, second tow: Colleen Liddy, Marcia Whitehouse, Barbara Mann, Ruth Ann Smith, Jean Ensley, Melinda Ambler, Paul Campbell, Rosie Roof, Nancy Sloan, Shirley Campbell, Sunny Reppert, Sharon Myers, and Marilyn Olsen, third row: Betty Wiegmann, Myrna Mosel, Linda Duryee, Jane Mayer, David Van Hine, Lynn Odier, Paul Brattain, john Seng, Jane Oyer, Linda Allen, Ruth Hendricksen, and Betty Uhlg fourth row: Esther Peiffer, Sheila Shorter, Frances Bagby, Julia Easterday, Dean Stephen, Stan Lipp, Charles Stanbery, Joe Winder, Carol Walchle, Patricia Oberlin, Pat Hatter, and jean Horton, fifth row: Susan Wallheiser, Janet VonGunten, Jim Clauser, Ned Byrer, Ron Crummitt, Alan Crill, jim Evans, John Johnson, Dave Eitman, Tom Small, Neal Berryhill, Ralph Shank, Diane Roe, and Kay Casper.

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