Minot High School - Searchlight Yearbook (Minot, ND)

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BAND Standing: Pat McDonald, James Van I-Iook. Eugene Wicks, Jim Pankow, Molly Knud- sen. Row 4: Jim Frank, George Dow, Jim Fisher, Wally Varberg, Wayne Huizenga, Eddie Olander, Curtis Christensen. Row 3: Norman Lansverk, Beverly Hunter, Arlowe Hulett, Julian Polsfut, Dean Schrepel. Row 2 Marilyn Waldron, Ken Chambers, Delores Fox, Don Bollig, Jerry Ingalls, Marilyn Grant. Row 1: Genevieve Welch. Sally Thomas, Allen Sherwood, Shirley Bowen. As in the past, the uniform band has put in a full year of credible work. Present at football games, as well as basketball games, they have generously offered their talents at other sport and civic events. The per- sonal, numbering 56 is chosen through special try outs, and the final de- cision is made by director Arvel N. Graving. Several concerts as well as assemblies may be included on the list of activities for the band this year. They also added a lot of pep to the Class B Tournament in March. Dressed in striking maroon and gold uniforms they were named the official tourna- ment band. Loyalty Day and the M. S. T. C. Homecoming parades saw the band on the march. An out of town band trip was the highlight of the year for all band members. These and many other happenings will remain in the minds of band members when they think back and recall the time spent practicing on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday of every week throughout the school year, Page Twenty three

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BAND M, ,,,, ,,,. , ,,,.,. 1 ,i , F ' Standing: Joyce Roos, Mr, Graving, John Weium. Har Leiberb Row 4: Roger Mosvick, Teddv Luedke, John chia-9115? m Pettys Goldon Johnson, Jim Rush, Don Yineman. Row 3: Ritalyuis, dy un , Cla ce itwe , Jim West Paul Be g m Joe ngn. . . Row 2: G ' Gr , fford cP son, ugh lum, Greta B1 W Caiol Mom ac Fr -Du . f Row 1: E1 ne nso , Jow'4g1rs Bernston, ce Martln X X. . f7 5' - Tyf! 7 ' X jf ' .gf 7! 5 'V l F-4 If 2-fi 7! W ff' ,X7 :-'X ZX! ' 'fl . 6 4 k- f Band Officers X, ji!! Jim Rush .............. President I A gp! X John Weium ...... Vice President 5 f f Joyce Martin ,.......... Secretary Jerry Ingalls ........... Treasurer as Page Twenty-two Joyce Roos ....... .. ..... Librarian Judy Dunnel1--Legislative Courc'1 Gordon Johnson .... Businets Mgr. Hardy Leiberg-Asst. Business Mgr.

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SECOND HOUR BAND Standlng Hardy Lleberg Gordon Johnson Mr Gravmo Kenneth Pommxcr J11 1 Van Hook D1ck Thompson Row 2 Ke1th Fmneseth Arthur Oen Ruth Jensen Bobby Stack Norma H11 C8101 Momelack George Dow J1m Flsher J1m West J1m Novak Marllyn Grant Donna H111 Duane Gllege Row 1 Fred Dunnell Janet Peters Lols Torger on Bob Fossum Lenore Ncl 31 D 1 Scholberg Ronald Hoveland Somethmg new 111 the mstrumental mus1c department th1S year IS the able to Jom the ranks of the umform band, and th1s can be done lf they show advancement 1n the1r work as well as a W11l1Hg'I1eSS to work Although they haven t made manv pubhc appeauances th1s year, they have been work 1ng hard They meet every day of the week, second hour 1n the band room They average a number of 29 members, Wh1Ch varles from t1me to t1me ac cordlng to advancements and new members Second Band Officers J1m Flsher P1es1dent O D Gnford V106 Pres1dent J1m Van Hook Sec1eta1y Duane Gllege Treasurer D1Ck Thompson Sergeant at Arms : , , ' S , , S 1 , ic K: formation of a second band. The main aim of these band members is to be , . ' . - Page Twenty-four