Windom High School - Eagle Yearbook (Windom, MN)

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T MIXED OCTETTE BACK ROW: Berry, Yeaple, Casflednne Nelson. FRONT ROW: Taylor, Elness. Hanefeid Sam ITIOHS. DOUBLE OUARTETTE BACK ROW: Nelson, Cone, Yeaple Frosi' FRONT ROW: DeVries, Casiledlne Berry Ronning. SEXTETTE Davis, Taylor. McCullough, Willson Evans, Liem. JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS FOURTH ROW: Mickels, Curry, Free man, Brandi. THIRD ROW: Berry, Hanson. Cowan Wing, Holzworih. SECOND ROW: Wilkins, Erickson, Fairbairn, Foss, Holland. Sanger Nelson, Langley. FIRST ROW: Maher, Willson, Lewis, SfraH'e, Movius. Bunkers. Onicka, Sarforius. Galer. 27

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, Z-, BACK ROW: Berry, Yeaple, Fros'I', Casiledine, Nelson, DeVries, Buhler. Dooyen, Cone. Gosen. ij, ! THIRD ROW: C. Liem, Carpenier, Van Nesf, Kirlceby, Sl'iI'l's, Diclcinson, Ronning, Benson, Pelerson. ' SECOND ROW: Purringion, O'Meara, Holland, Taylor, Evans, Hanefeld, Liem, Yeaple, Sammons, V 'L Danielson. FIRST ROW: Davis, Erickson, Elness, Miller. Willson, Arnsfon, Johnson, DeVries, McCullough, Larson, Manee. Q THE MIXED CHORUS of I937-38 under ihe direclion of Miss Norclholm, was composed of abou? forfy sfudenis, who mei iwice a week 'For one full hour of hard. conscienfious praciice. The Chorus emphasized A Cappella singing. Among ihe Ines? Icnown and dililiculi composiiions ihe Chorus worlced on was Hayden's The Heavens Are Telling. The climax of Ihe season was Gallia by Gounod. Besides ihese works, 'rhe Chorus did some 'rhings merely for ihe recrealional value derived 'from lhem, including some negro spirifuals and foil: songs. THE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB was a group from fhe mixed chorus. This year ihirfy-six girls mel' once a weelc wi'I'h Miss Nordholm. Besides learning many fine composiiions, The club soughf fo improve Hs 'rechnique by vocalizing wiih drills. The Mixed Chorus, The Glee Club and 'lhe ensemble groups 'look parl' in a Music Fesiival in Windom on May 4. The Mixed Chorus also represenfed Windom ai' Fairmoni' in an infer-school Fesfival. BACK ROW: Pinz, Borer, Hanefeld, Purringion, Rippie, O'Meara, Kirlceby. THIRD ROW: Marfin, Olson, Evans, Liem, Dickinson, Berry, DeVries, Danielson, Sammons. SECOND ROW: Peierson, Arnsion. Elness, Nelson, Johnson, Youngren, Gosen, Neslegard, Shaflier. FRONT ROW: Jacobson, Davis, Youngren, Willson, Miller, Sarforius. Emmerf, Larsen. Manee.

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FOURTH ROW: D. Turner, Liem, A. Turner, Keilh, Thompson, Holzworfh. Vieregge. G. Turner, Holland, Dickinson, Ruse. R. Maher, Willson, W, Grady. THIRD ROW: Miller, DeVries, B. Carpenfer, Reisdorph. Nelson, Casiledine, Mr. Rupp, Taylor. Koranda, Aune, J. Langley, B. Grady. L. Maher, SECOND ROW: Galer, Lewis, Gove, Langley. R. Turner. Erickson, Miller, Paulson, W. Fawceil, Hanson, Langland, Lienke. M. Langley. Jans, Aeling. FIRST ROW: Eberi, Sylvesier. McCullough, Davids, Robinson. Jordan, Johnson. Berry. Sfilfs, Emmerh Olson, L. Carpenier. Gillam. THE BAND is an imporfan+ organizaiion in 'ihe school life of Windom. Greal' credii' musi' go 'ro Mr. Rupp 'For building up a creclilable band in our schools. Slariing 'lwo years ago wifh less fhan iwenfy members. he has gradually added un'l'il now ihere is a membership of sevenfy-five. While H' is siill noi a 'finished organizalion, if is well on The way +o becoming one ofjlhe besl' bands in lhis secfion of 'ihe sfaie. The band played an insl rumen'l'al pari' in keeping our afhleiic confesis up 'lo a maximum of enferiainmeni. filling our ihe half periods and lime oul's wilh well chosen pieces. They also played ai' various school programs.