Valders High School - Valdris Yearbook (Valders, WI)

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OU GY OV Selle, K Opper Sickinger, G Sonnsbend, D Korstad, S Howrer, Anhalt Reimer, B Voigt, R Kleist, L Ahrens, J Menza, D Grall, R Wehausen, G Peterson, R Torrison Schultz, H Helgeson Durban, P Ryan, G Meyer, S Halderson, G Mahloch BAND 'Match those sharps and flats is a famlliar slogan to Valders band members Stuients had a voice in governing the band for the first time this year The band elected six comittee members who, with the officers, met with D1rector Hr Glasser to discuss problems of the group The com- mittee set up a danent systqn by which a student loses points for breaking a rule Students having lost more ths.n three points at the end of the six weeks suffered a complete letter drop in his grade In the beginning of the school year 59 band members elected Ron Torrison president, Marilyn Schley vice-president, and Barbara Opper secretary treasurer During the Christmas season the band and chorus put on a Christmas Concert msde more colorful because the girls were all in fomals and the boy-s were in business suits During the halves of the Homecoming game, the band paraded and marched through various formations also played for all home basketball games Che of the big music events of the year was the music festival held at Brillion April 27 and 28 Also in April the band had an exchange concert with the Kiel High Banu Us 1 K R 1: M. ' . 3 C. ' . ' . ' . ' C. . R2gL. '. -. '. '. '. '. '. '. . Row 3: D. Christiansong R. Johnstong R. Sheahang R. Schambureckg A. Weberg K. Thompson, J. Meyer: R. Bentley D. ' . . H L2 D' ' . ' . ' . ' . . . It

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Front Row Second Row Fourth Row Fifth Row Evenson, N Pritzl, P Seibold, C Zuta, J Jogel, J Lutze, J Busch, Miss Rittenhouse Koopnan, M Zietlow, L 0'Nei1, H Schley, J Leist, S Schuh, K Ryan G Tuschel Voigt Meyer, R Schambureck J Laures, B Polanslqr T Ryan, R Rogne, R Wi1dgrube,L Ebert, Sittman, B Nadson Schmitz J Holland, R Torrison, E Glasser, P Schnell, GBorgws.rdt, R Zutz, D Christel, Ebert,D Schambux-eck,P Kopidlansky CHORUS One of the newer organizations in school is the Boy's Chorus which this year has shown exceptional ability. hrery Monday and Wednesday the lower halls rang with music as the boys practiced for the Christmas and Spring Concerts, the festival and an exchange concert with Brillion '1'he Boy's Chorus was under the dir- ection of Hr. Glasser Sweet notes along with a few sour ones cane from the voices of the G1r1's Chorus as it began its prac tice routine with wam-ups every session Under the direction of Miss Rittenhouse, the Gir1's Chorus put in much work on the HIIDGTS prepared for their concerts. the of the host interesting perfomsnces of the many given by the Hixed Charm was its portrayal of the Christmas story at the Christmas concert. Along with the band and the Dramstics Department, the Mixed Chorus under Hiss Rittenhouse's direction, presented a musical account of the nativity. Members of the Mixed Chorus selected fran the Boy's and Gi:-l's Choruses, also participated in the many concerts. B3 : vs ' s . e ' 0 ' s V . 0 ' 0 ' c : J. ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . 3 . . Third Row: P. Kornelyg K. Schneider: S. Bergeg M. Johnstong J. Fischerg J. Krall: H. Brandlg R. Schnell Be U 2 Je ' e s e ' u 2 e ' e ' n ' e ' C. ' . . 2 Je I s ' e ' e ' o ' e ' e ' e ' Je ' a ' e e I

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Raul H0012 ROI P 0'Connor, D Schroeder, G Wiogort Lmbergor, Brunner, H. Johmtong R Son:-lon, R Rome, A Schustte, L Kiel, R Bleek, H. Schloy, A Henlnn,H Marx-ar G Sonnmbu:-g,H.Hu.sg 'I' Bentley, J Holland, J Rauch, D Kie1,J Lmborgar, J Thompson D Barge, L Svacim, S Dvorak, R Wildgrubo Mr Glasser, H Wagner, B Wamplor, A Brick I UN IOR BAND Rows Read Fx-om Front, to Back Howl Row2 Mr Glaeser D Rogne Lut zke Brandl Madsen OW Voigt. Behnke Ulness 'Purnell Holland ls5 o ' o ' 0 Z Bo ' Ho B OWN' 3 o ' o ' o ' o ' . ' c ' o R1 li o ' 0 ' Q ' 4 o R 3 . J. A. K. S. . H. D. J. J. S. Ulm H. B. n B. J. A. D. P. J 01m T. L D. Huh Howl. Ulneas Wallander J Dayton Christ ianson Pivonka R015 Lut zke Wiegerb wrolson Brunmeier