Ketchikan High School - Kayhi Yearbook (Ketchikan, AK)

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Accompany the Search f Standing, left to righi: Kaare Jchnson, Dave Baker, Jim Asaph, Steven Krause, Don Mad- dox, Eddie Creed, Elwood Rickman, director. Seated: Arlene Creed, Norrna Olofson, David Mc- Clure, Lois Droogs, Shirley Knox, James Sears, Harold Baade. Delores McDermott, Herbert Kindred, Jim Millward, Ronald Brougher, John Alden, Pat Crowley. Band HE BAND has good spirit, good con- duct, stamina and ability to develop intensity, shows good taste and follows wishes of conductor, were some of the favorable comments of the judges at the Southeastern Alaska Music Festival in Juneau April 24 and 25. Also he said that the personnel showed much pride in their organization. He said that the group showed good training and background. Elwood Rick- man. director, said that the latter com- ment was especially complimentary to Louis Vacca who was director the four previous years and who helped with the organization of the Southeastern Alaska Music Festival. The next festival will be in the new high school building here in 1955. Band Officers Back row, lei! to right: Steven Krause, vice- presidentg Robert Dassow, manager. Front row: Eddie Creed, president: Arlene Creed, secretaryg Arlene Tibbles. treasurer. 53

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at f - 4 . lt .. w an ., Instruments in Tune , ,Q lf, Q 4 P QV, yr 1 Z' Ei f f 2 Standing, left to right: Arlene Tibbles, Mary Sherman, Harcourt Tew, 'Ethel Andis, .lim Knox, Bob Vincent, Janice Dill, Diane Lewis. Seated: Robert Dassow, Rolf Hildre, Marlene Tib- bles, Helen Carpenter, Mary Hesketh, Jim Lowery, John Gilbert, Delphine Danielson, Miki. Selfridge, Sharon Morgan. Director Elwood Rickman 52 Band IGHLIGHTS of the year for members of the Kayhi Band was the four-day trip. via Ellis Air, to the Southeast- ern Alaskan Music Festival in Juneau, beginning April 23. They received both encouragement and criticism from Walter Welke, adjudicator and director of the 250-piece Festival Band. The Kayhi Band joined with choral groups for an early fall concert and for the Christmas Vespers program. On March 26, with the All-City Grade School Band as guest performers, the Kayhi Band presented their Spring Concert in the new White Cliff auditorium. With more than 350 people attending. standing room was at a premium. Two new French horns were provided by the school board and some music was added to the library.

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Voices Raised in Song , ,f it 'i 5 . F13 , X YX ' Upper. CHORUS. Back row. left io Iigilfi Sharon Morgan, Patricia Purdy, Gerda N-rgaard, Marilyn Garrison, Carol Burrow, Inge Karlson, Helen Davis, Nancy Tew, Eileen Miller, Eddie Creed, Harold McCann, Don McCann. Middle row: Barbara Wilkinson. Marian States Idroppedi. Roberta Lindblonl tdroppedi, Diane Lewis, Jerrine Hesketh tdroppedl. Joy Edmonds tdroppedi, Donna Mae Pedersen, Maureen Kinerk, Anita Strom, Nadine Florence, Janice Mongomery, Clark Stump Front row: Kathy Ruaro, Roberta Bailey, Heather MacKenzie, Jeanette Jones Cdroppedi, Judy Johansen. Margot Johnson, Doreen Shrum, Beverly Baker, Lindy Everson. Alice Van Gilder at the piano, Lower. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB. Director Chorus N APRIL 23 the chorus and band groups left for Juneau for the Southeastern Alaska Music Festival. 'fix Vocal entries other than the mixed chorus included Glee Club, an octet and a girls' sextet, Solos were sung at the Festival by Delphine Danielson, Helen qs.. Davis, Clark Stump and Robert Parrish. 1' Mrs. Ben Perry 54 41