Washington High School - Panther Yearbook (Oconto Falls, WI)

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THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT QAAD Wmmm, TOP ROWYWMAM record'ng of the glee club. ROW 2fNew uniforms at Seymour basketball game. ROW 3--Woodwind Quintetteg Color guard at home- coming. ROW A-Rehearsal at massed Band Clinic of February 26. e music department of Oconto Falls High School the able direction of Mr J C Whitney has marked improvement and growth during the year The department consists of the following under made school musical groups Our Junior High Chorus which performed at the Christmas program both vocally and with the use of Tonettes surprised us pleasantly by proving that a real melody could be born from such a lowly strument Our Junior Band which trains students in the funda mentals has produced and promoted some fine must clans for our Senior Band ln spite of the mistakes and complaints the Junior Band has shown more promise and progress than any other musical group Many of the members know nothing about music or their instruments when they enter in the fall but by the end of the semester they show remarkable prog ress and by the end of the year a good proportion of them have been promoted to the senior band The Senior Band has added a new look to go with its excellent music This year the Band Parents Organ: zation and the School Board combined to purchase new uniforms and accessories for the band The first concert with the new uniforms was held at the half of the Seymour Basketball game on January 9 and it was a truly pretty sight The Glee Club still remains as the top vocal group in the school In combination with the band they made recordings of the Christmas Concert which were played over Marinette Station WMAM through spon sorship of the Falls Paper Company. The three student directors of the Glee Club are: Joan Tisch Lulabel Davis and Carol Bramschreiber. They are to be com- mended for the fine job they have done in conducting in the absence of the director and at the concerts given at other schools. The two students accompanists- Elda Hessil and Valerie Christenson have ably aided them in all performances. ge Forty-four

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if ff' C 'fi- mk, M, MQW QOW l T Burdosh D Desreumaux R Tracey W Be ke H Johnston R Gauthier J Heftwlg J Mattravers G Yatso T Bramschrelber L Rymer ROW 2 R Se-amon G Tempe J Garnuer N Monfort M Moynuhan J Txsch G Kralapp D Desreumaux P Plain J Metzler S Rlmple V Zoel ler Mr Moede ROW 3 M Plaun C Flat ey S Erdmann R Durnke J Magnnn W Allen T Kussow D Seelung P Cole N Desreumaux D Marks The Student Councll ns our School s only truly representa tive body and rn the current year tt has made great strldes of Student Council officers was made a schoolwude affaxr Instead of betng held wuthnn tne group as In former years After the nomrnatuon papers had been filed the campargn got under way wlth speeches posters and ralltes The d mtnlstratson set asrde one perlod for campaign speeches and one for the lnaugaratlon and supervised the voting nn the mann assembly The tlnal results showed Don Sellng to be elected Preslden Tom Kussow Vice prestdent Jam Magnln Treasurer and Joan Tnsch Secretary All officers elected were from the Natsonallst party with the exceptnon of Seelung who was the representatsve candldate This electron was a great success tn both acduaunttng the student body wtth polutucs and electrons and rn arousrng tnterest un the student councll 6 a unlt The student councul conducted a clothtng campaugn tn December and tt turned out to be a huge success both an the amount of clothing collected and an the Interest shown by the student body Some of the clothung was sent durect to a famtly tn the South an answer to a letter sent to our school Among other actlvntues has been the fund ralstng actuvuty of selltng :ce cream bars at home basketball games so as to carry on the fu ctnons of the councnl The student Councnl also sponsors the annual student faculty basketball game the proceeds of which are used for the athlettc fund Page Fovyf f. X Pres Don See mg wrth the resut of the clothtng drtvc J 11944 A I l l t . . tif toward becoming a real leader within the school. The election J J n . . . , I . T ' , ' . a - I, ' 1 , ' - ' Q ' ' , J fr I, , J ' , - ' 4 s ' . A F , . 4 ,. . : , . I l . ' ' r - lvl