Winneconne High School - Magenta Yearbook (Winneconne, WI)

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MIXED CHORUS The Mixed Chorus made its first public appearance this The Mixed Chorus WHS also fuffufed at the SPUUS Con' year at the annual open house held in the fall. Their se- Ceff and the Commencement exercises- lections included: The Galway Piper, and a novelty num- b The Mixed Chorus meets two days a week, under the er. direction of Miss Joanne Wvsncki. The next thing to look forward to was the Winter Con- cert. After long hours of intense practice, they presented a fine program of Christmas music, including sacred numbers Students who enjoy singing have an opportunity to make use of their talents in the Mixed Chorus. as well as some novelty numbers. All their numbers were Boys can be members of the Mixed Chorus when there enjoyed very much by the audience. Their songs included: is an off-season in sports, The Inn at Bethlehem, Don't Wait 'Til the Night Be- fore Christmas, Gloria Patri, and We Wish You a Merry Christmas. Row 1-M. Wysocki, P. Kolodzik, S. Breaker, L. Kinsler, Z. Larson, R. Larson, L. Pride, W. Hoewish, M. Peterson, S. Schmeling, G. Pavlak. Row 2-G. Hoewish, N. Schmidt, J. Grunwald, C. Romberg, J. Brommelmeier, V. Pufhal, J. Landwehr, C. Brazee, J. Wheaton, T. Washburn. Row, 3-R. Day, J. Wiesner, C. Kolodzik, C. Mueller, jo. Gauerke, M. Becker, M. Meinen, S. Bruss, W. Phillips. Row 4-jo. Gauerke, K. Friedrick, A. Christiansen, M. Korn, E. Kinsler, M. Wiesner, R. Mueller, M. Popke. 1 -55-

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ROW ONE: P Kolodzik, S. Breaker, L. Kinsler, Z. Larson, L. Pride, M. Korn, S. Schmcling, E. Kinsler, Miss Wysocki ROW TWO: N. Schmidt, Grunwald, C. Romberg, Brommelmeier, V. Pufahl. J. Landwehr, C. Brazee, J. Wheaton ROW THREE: Weisner, C. Kolodzilc, C. Mueller, Gauerke, M. Becker, M. Meinen, S. Bruss ROW FOUR: Gauerke, K. Friedrich, A. Christianson, M. Wiesner, R. Muller, M. Popke. GIRL CHORUS The Girls' Chorus under the direction of Miss Joanne Wysocki got off to a running start this year by having more girls interested than it could accommodate. After the final cutting was done, the girls began work for their first appearance, which was at the annual open house. Their numbers for this program included, At the Tea House, and All the Things You Are. After their fine showinr at the oven house the firls u 5 I I F 1 fa began working toward the Wiriter Concert, which was held on December 18. Their selections for this concert wete O Come, O Come, Immanuel, On a Morning Long Ago, and 'Twas the Night Before Christmas. Judy Grunwald was the soloist for this number. ...54... In the spring, their efforts turned to work for the spring festivals, concert, and solo and ensemble events. A dou- ble trio consisting of Susan Bruss, Jeanette Gauerke, Judy Wheaton, Pat Kolodzik, Joyce Brommelmeier, and Janice Landwehr was entered in the contest. A single trio fea- tured Nancy Schmidt, Adele Christianson, and Judy Grun- Wald. The Girls' Chorus ended a very successful year by ap- pearing at the commencement exercises.

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ROW ONE: B. Armstrong, H. johnson, Mr. J. Diamond, Mr. H. Schmidt, Mr. T.Emerson, Mr. j. Carlson, li. Van Asten, G. Scovel, T. Ehlke ROW TWO: l. Quigley, M. Larson. I-. Armstrong, A. Opperman, D .Ehlke, G. Remmel,j. Kllhf, W- Pl1illiPS. T. Wficinsky, R. Day, Reetz, Grunwald, B. Broehm. ROW THREE: T. Phillips, D. Lipske, j. Buser, F. Bork, H. Westphal, C. Radtke, G.Christian, C. Hendry, D. johnson. ROW FOUR: M. Christian, I.. Kellogg, K. Halder, B. Hewitt, L. Mueller, D. Peterson. C. Bradley, B. Parsons. ROW FIVIZ: pl. Loker, B. Brooks, I.. johnson, D. McNamee, M. Davis, E. Angell, A. Beittler, M. Coughlin, B. Schmutle, N. Moss. W Club I'he Club is made up of letter winners from different sports. One purpose of the Club is to talk over the problems that may arise in sports. The XV Club decorated a prize-winning float for the homecoming parade. The float had a tableau of the Den- mark players joining the Foreign Legion after their de- feat at Winneconne. In the spring the Club holds a banquet for all members. Various awards are given out at this time. The Mueller- Stridde Award was presented to Dave McNamee for being the outstanding junior athlete. Gold footballs are handed out. bars, and awards in basketball, track, and baseball are also presented to the deserving. The officers for this year were: Bruce Armstrong, Presi- dentg Keith Halder, Vice-Presidentg and Mildred Larson, Secretary-Treasurer.