Windom High School - Eagle Yearbook (Windom, MN)

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MIXED CHORUS Back Row: Caldwell, Van Nest Cczstledine, Solem, Gosen, Reeve, Third Row: Mcxnee, Sartorius, D a v i d s. Schaffer, Peterson. Second Row: Martin. M. Nelson, Berry, De- Vries, S. Iohnson, L. Nelson. First Row: I. Youn- gren, Langley, Mc- Cullough, Hanson, Sylvester. yyggaavvr I ' CD me .gntzince of ,lecfclfetzs On March 24, a cast of l5U junior high students presented the operetta The Prince of Pecldlersf' The story is Woven about a peddler Who, trundling his cart as he merrily sings his songs, finally succeeds in bringing happiness to a princess. Besides the main characters, the cast contained serving boys and girls, royal painters, retainers, shep- herdesses, and Women Workers. The operetta was directed by Miss Nordholm with Miss Nieboer, Miss Kemp, and Miss Broten as assistants. Princess ....... ...,., M ary Louise Movius Peddler .....,... .,............. L ouis Reeve Prince Zeebo ...... ..,.,.......... P1 ltred Lees Major Boobo .....,. ....... D onald Warring Dame Doodles ...... ...... S liirley Lienke TGrCluIr1p ...... ........ S tuart Stilts Ting ......... ...... V iola Bunkers Ling .... ....... R uth Hnonson lSSter ..... ...... N eal Olson Standing: R e e v e, Bunkers, Lienke, An- onson, Warring, Stilts Seated: Olson, Movi- us, Lees.

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MIXED CHORUS Back Row: M. Fred- rickson, Frost, O. Fredrickson, Keller, Delimlow, Berry. Third Row: A. Ben- son, Liem, Bunkers, R. ' Benson. Ronning, Yeaple. Second Row: Iacob-N son, Davis, Olson, Arnston, Foss, A. Rip- pie, Ryan. First Row: G. Youn- gren, Erickson, Lei-Q iler, Pinz, Peterson, , Christensen, W. Rip- pie. ' Q Cljoca! jfczsic The Mixed Chorus under the able direction ot Miss Harriet Nordholm, completed another successful year. Hssisting the Community Chorus in its presentation ot the oratorio The Holy City and participating in an annual song festival With Iackson, Estherville, and Fairmont were the outstanding activities of the chorus. This group also appeared publicly on many other school occasions, among them in a Windom Music Festival held Plpril 28. The Girls' Glee Club functioned as an organization the first semester, but because band claimed so many ol its members, it was dissolved. H Girls' Sextette composed ot Dona Davis, Donna Fay Pinz, Elaine McCullough, Eunice Foss, Hope Berry, lean Yeaple, was the most active of the ensemble groups, singing at many school and community programs. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Back Row: A. Rippic, P e t erson, Arnston, Ryan, W. Hippie, Bor- er, Hcxberman. Third Row: Davis, Emmert, Galer,Schat- ter, Manee, Berry. Second Row: Foss. Rogge, D. lohnson, Jacobson, I. Youn- gren, Martin, S. Iohn- son. First Row: C. Youn- gren, Pinz, Christen- sen, Hanson, Sartori- us, Person, Gosen.

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Flutes Eunice Foss Betty Galer Marie Evans Wayne Starr Oboe Dean Van Nest Clarinets Elaine Peterson Elaine McCullough Ilene Sylvester Charles Liem Mary Miller Donna Davids Elmer Bunkers Hnnabel Rae George Hnonsen Hurel Foss Hrlene Iordan Betty Robinson Lorraine Fitzsimmons BHND PERSONNEL Norman I. Hlstad, Director Tmmbones Ieannette Uleberg Ruth Gove Harriet Kriedernan Dick Lewis Bud Stratte Ross Erickson Mary Lou Vieregge Lyle Iurgens Ioy Berry Marcus Fredrickson Comets Hrdyth Stilts Dean Berry Shirley Lienke Marilyn Langley Glen Emmert Donald Gillarn Douglas Nelson Leslie lans Phyllis Langland Elgene Ebert Hlto Saxophones Iurene Langley Phyllis Flune Philip Iverson Tenor Saxophones Phyllis Vieregge Betty Grady Mildred Koranda Baritone Saxophones Robert Maher French Horns Melvin Moffatt Francis Miller Winnifred Holland Virginia Lelfler E-Flat Hlto Homs Leonard Galer Iohn Paulson Percussion Marion Nelson lane Ruse Ieanne Yeaple Oliver Castledine Bill Vieregge Billy Flnderson Billy Grady Bryan Yeaple Donald Turner Baritones Gordon Keith Oakley Reeve Orvil Fredrickson Flrden Turner Bass Louis Reeve Glen Turner Everett Olson William Purrington Olaf Ronning Double Bass Hope Berry LaDonna Curry Rosemary Freeman