Durango High School - Toltec Yearbook (Durango, CO)

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LIME-S1 Band Members- CLARINETS Charlene Brown Carolyn Moore Shirley Young Byron Wells Tyler Brinker Raymond Foster Marilyn Mason Anna Marie Hahn TENOR SAXAPHONE John Carson FLUTES Helene Wallace Jeane Dudley Marylu Dixon Betty MaeSpadden ' Carol Lee Betty Chmsty Norma Springett Lula Mae Brown Jerry McDaniels y 15 L Ray Bowman Louisa Oldfield BARITONES Tom Childress ALTO CLARINETS Billy Kyle Mary Ann O'Rourke Jam Olbcrt Margaret Caldwell CORNETS BASS CLARINET Joan Nisbeth ALTO SAXAPHONES Jimmy Lee Johnny Schmitt Bob Wilson Alberta Maxwell Bob Wegher George Sadahiro Hal Mason Delmer Behrmann TROMBONES Edna Earle Neel Lowell Douglas Lewis Parkinson Barbara Hartsoe BASSES Ralph Douglas Jim Banta James Gale HORNS Mary Lou Waggoner Roger Hamilton Max Gibson Pat Conway Mary Alice Grubbs DRUMS George Gallupe June Norton Davylu Eddy Shirley Thompson TYMPANI Clariee Mason Page Fifty-ont

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The Band. Across these two pages, We see the Durango High School Band going into a V formation. The colorful uniforms and the marching ability of this band present an array on the field that will long be remembered by those participat- ing and by those who sit on the side-lines. All Durango residents and the entire student body may well be proud of this organization. It adds much to school life and sewes as a tie between school activities and the general public. The band began this yearis activities by appearing at the San Juan Basin Stock Show late in the summer. Their maneuvers during football games in the fall were well received by the people. The band helped in the Fourth War Loan drive and various other patriotic events. They entertained students at school assemblies and at basketball games. Out of the band, Mr. Wayt organ- ized sm-aller groups, such as the flute quartet, clarinet quartet, horn quartet, trumpet trio, brass quartet, pep band, and finally, the Hungry t'5f' Page Fifty

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Page Fifty tw o A Choir. The largest music organization and one of the best. They gave a splendid Christmas assembly program this year. Their part in the annual music concert was well received. They sang 4'Red River in the Nightfl and HHear, Lord, Have Mercyf' Stage lighting effects added to the effectiveness of their concert renditions. The a Cappella also did considerable singing for the local churches this year. GIFISI Glee Club. The Girls' Glee Club made their first appearance at the teachers, meeting this fall. They also took part in the Christmas assembly program. In the annual concert they proved to be one of the outstanding groups. They sang Send Out Thy Light, and Italian Street Song. Out of the Glee Club was organized the Girls, Sextette which was very active in furnishing music for the community both by public appearance and by radio r l - , ' me Qi e - 1'