Holdredge High School - Purple and Gold Yearbook (Holdrege, NE)

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Flutol Mary Carr Marcie Ekholm Elizabeth Lindholrn Iohn Dahlstet Clarinet: Helen Barnette Lois Martin Barbara Viren Barbara Iohnson Ial-'ran Iones Roberta Schobourg Gary Qrnen Lolllnn Richards Coralyn Beck Phyllis Iohnson Shirley Wilson Iohn Vierigg Bnslon Roger Folk Bas: Clarinet Larry Harder Oboe Miriam Martin French Horns Ianet Dahlgren Dale Englund Sidney Schroeder Larry Iohnson Trombone: Gary Claussen Mary Brown Roger Qllmand Steve Schroeder Russell Iames Clarke Nelson Basses Rod Peterson lim Ostgren Roger Peterson Hlto Saxophone Laval Freeburg Keith Nelson Mary Ellen Bro w Nancy Tederman h Porcunion' Iim Peterson lim Iohnson David McConahay Dick Kensen Iudy Hamilton Cornet! Myrl Ostgren Karen Shaller Brian Paulson Kathleen Collins Pat Flnderson Willis Steel Ierry Meuhling Glenn Speece C l I C3113 glaciregory Baritone' Tenor Saxophone Trumpets Karen Perry Burdette Moor Barbara Barnes Dale McConnell Derdeen Kenlield Willis Pargman Connie pleper Ilmlor Smith Connie Carr Roger Rnderson Baritone Saxophone Bill I-arson Sharon Francisco Sandra Iones Bill Larson Larry Steel Caught in a happy moment are the band officers: standing, Roberta Schouborg, Mary Carr, Barb Viren, Helen Barnette, Larry Harder, Dale Englund, Steve Schroeder, seated, Ianet Dahlgren, Kathleen Collins, Hssisting each other On their df'-lm S0105 CTG Bill Larson, Roger Flllmand, Mary Brown. David MCC0Y1C1hCIY Gnd lim l0hr1S0Y1. I i ' im Page 51

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QHAOI' QCZHC! About 70 students have participated in band this year. During the tall months the marching band drilled at football games, was used to promote team spirit at pep rallies and games, led two parades, which were for Na- tional Kid's Day September 26, and for Educa- tion Week November 9, participated in the Melody Round-up in Hastings October 3, and went to Lincoln for Band Day October 17. New hats were bought this year and were used mostly the first part ot the year. In the winter and spring months the concert band presented its annual Mid-Winter Concert, prepared for Music Contest by presenting a pre-contest concert March 30, sent several band members to Kearney for a music clinic, played in the Music Contest at McCook April 95 and had a part in Commencement and Baccalaur- eate May 16 and 20. Mr. Alexander Carson is the director of the band and small groups. The small groups were the swing band, cornet trio, horn quartette, brass quartette, brass sextette, and clarinet trio. The officers of the band are: President, Bill Larson, vice president, Barbara Viren, Secre- try-treasurer, Helen Barnette, Librarians, Mary Carr and Roberta Schobourg, Merit Committee, Ianet Dahlgren, Steve Schroeder, and Kathleen Collins, Social Chairman, Mary Brown, Man- agers, Larry Harder and Dale Englund, and Drum Major, Roger Allmand. The majorettes for this year were, Plrlene Troxel, Patsy Wagner, Mar- garet Remmels, Ianet Harris, and Marilyn Iones. Page 50

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ontest Solos anal Small groups F-I Cornet Duet was composed of Karen Shaffer and Dole McConnell. Page 52 The district contest was cx goal for Bill Larson. baritone saxophone so- loist, cmd Rod Peterson, boss soloist. Working on comet solos took much time for Myrl Ostgren, Brion Paul- son, Pct Hnderson and Kathleen Col- lins.