Lawrence High School - Red and Black Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

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Moson. Betty Lou Wolwn, Jock Borlond, George Kreye, Morione Skinner. Second Ro« Irene Nelson, Wolloco Scales, Stephany Quigley, Vivian Koerner, Joyce Long. Jane Underwood, Artis Olson, Gay Houk, Ann Stevens, Velmo Wiley, Jockie Johnson, Beverly Smith. Front Row: Donna Cooke, Carolyn Hutted, Normo Jeon Oolon, Eula Belle Sklllmon, Anno Marie White, Betty Coleman, Mortho Greene, Phyllis Nehrbass. Helping Jack Stephenson with the dance band was Charles Kassinger, grade school music teacher. Front- ing the band was Dick Fritz, a junior who played lead trombone. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Ttylrd Row: Money Krtmminger, Borboro Beers, lloise Stevenson, Evelyn Murray, Dorsey Pollord, Carolina Williams, Beverly Lee Smith, Caroline Helmet, Margaret Black, Phylli Fiery, Iris Jones, Ruth Kite, Violet Zimmermon. Second Row R. Wayne Nelson, (director). Helen Koehler. Oonno Moson, Potty Cox, Joyce Wyatt, Joon Wiley, Betty Larson, Shirley Spector, Pat Davis, Gaylene Kennedy, Nadine Schwcitzberger, Dorothy Deckwo, Virginio Roberts. First Row Neva Ketchum, Pot Coflmon, Marilyn Kipp, ChoHotte Corbin, Cloro Brown, Pat Schmedemonn, Pat Plummer, Betty Davrt, Noncy Gilchnst, Delores Mitchell, Beulah Flory, Borboro Pugh 25

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ORCHESTRA Percuwiorv left To right Kenneth 01 ton. Salty Sis. Battet Richord Stewort, .Ruth Ann Kieffer, Donno Jockion, Noemon Hick», Phil'ip White. Bock Row Jim Koch, Dick Frit , Dean Ponliut, Jomet Sim . (ttonding,) Jock Stephcnton, (director itondirvg ; Thirl Row: Betty Miller, Freida Luckon, Su»on Montgomery, Borbora Andcrion, Chorie» Newman, Carolyn Laing, Chorltlo Von Gunten, Douglot Bctno, Carolyn Zimmermon, Fred Wright, Franklin Toylor, Lucille Wolter, Jeon Boren, Peggy Wilton, Dona leibongood. Jim Sommer, Lean Serenaders: Probably ihe busiest of all the music groups was the school dance band, known as the “Serenadcrs. Furnishing music for all school varsities and many of the school parties and assemblies, and coming to the reg- ular Wednesday night rehearsals took quite a bit of time. R. WAYNE NELSON However, the boys enjoyed doing it. SERENADERS (Lett to Right). Vocalist». 8onnle Avey, Mortho Greene, Morgorot Borr, 8o»s Phillip White; Director», Jock Stephcnton ond Chorie» Kottinger; Trumpet», Jim Sommer, Fred Coomb», Jock Borlond; Drum», Kenneth Olton; Piono, Bob Morquettc; Trombooe». Oeon Pontiu». Jomet Sim», Dick Frit ; Soxaphonet, Fred Wright, Richard Stcwort, Bill Alburty, Don Springer, Fronklin Taylor, Larry Gillum.

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SENIOR BLACK CHORUS Bock row: lof» to right, Ado Moc Portont, Mory Beth Key . John Boyle , le»Me Artmon, Horry Illlott, Tyehe Speor . Jim Schmltendorf, Prle l Jordon, Fron °Row. r' VoV c? Moriene Sfoyton, Poverty Rob.on, Marjorie Skinner, Jeon Squire , Bor boro .Jeon Spoormon, Morjonc Denewller, Kothleen Dougon, France Miller, Deno Mae Wlngef. Perhaps the busiest of all the vocal music groups were the Red and Black Senior Choruses. These two groups appeared in all the major musical productions presented this year. They appeared jointly with the or- SOPHOMORE BLACK CHORUS Welter Komptchroder, Dee Co . Eddie Bouton, Lawrence Colton, Jim Richard, Glenn Daniel, Bill Nieder, Karl Haidar, Hlckt, Mormon Croig, Phillip White, Phillip Endocott, Melvin Button. Virginia Lewi , Donno Cook, Dorothy Dimond, Barboro Brodley, Sue Wright, Catherine Morrlton, Ruby Jaa e , Ruth Hixton, Martha Ottlnger, Irmo King, Hoxd Ewing, Wayne Helton, (director). Mary Lewi , Delore Dillon, Carolyn Radford, Pat Riling, Mory Pierott, Charlotte Mory Jo Brlttoln. The Modern Left to Right; Marilyn Poltom, Beverly J. Smith, Peggy WHtan. chestra in the “Christmas Prelude.” and “For You a Song.” In an appearance at the district music festival at Kansas University they presented the number that cli- maxed the entire year’s work, “Lost in the Night.” by Christiansen. In addition to major appearances during the year, the two groups appeared together and separ- 26