Sheridan High School - Bronc Yearbook (Sheridan, WY)

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Fir si Row Marjorie Jenkins .... Iona, Idaho Third Clarinet Age 17; junior; first chair two years; student publications; president of junior class; Student Council. Gene Knowles........................Iona, Idaho B Flat Clarinet Age 12; seventh grade; first chair one year. Victor I.ONGHURST .... Iona, Idaho Trombone Age 19; senior; first chair one year. Plays drums and bass horn; Trombone Quartet; Brass Sextet; dramatics; student publications; vice-president of senior class; cheerleader. Zenna Mickelson .... Iona, Idaho Ban Drum Age 15; sophomore; bass drummer one year; plays piano; soprano soloist; dramatics; athletics. Maurice Nixon....................Iona, Idaho Second Clarinet Age 13; eighth grade; first chair two years. Rei.va Olsen.....................Iona, Idaho Bell Lyre Age 16; sophomore; first bell player for one year; school play. Second Row Ronald Olsen..........................Iona, Idaho Second Trombone Age 17; senior; first chair two years; plays piano and guitar; Trombone Quartet. Earl Owens............................Iona, Idaho Third Cornet Age 15; freshman; first chair one year. Lewis Robins..........................Iona, Idaho Second Horn Age 14; eighth grade; first chair two years; plays violin and baritone; Brass Sextet; Brass Quartet. Murile Rock wood .... Iona, Idaho French Horn Age 17; junior; first chair one year. Fern SCORESBY.........................Iona, Idaho Tympaniit Age 14; freshman; first percussionist one year; plays piano; in cast of her school play. Clive Stancer.........................Iona, Idaho Cornet Age 15; eighth grade; first chair one year; plays mello-phone. Third Row Bll.l. Stoker.........................Iona, Idaho Second Cornet Age 14; freshman; first chair two years; plays violin and baritone; Student Council; dramatics; in cast of school play. Dorothy C. Storer .... Iona, Idaho Banoon Age 16; junior; first chair one year; plays B flat clarinet and tenor saxophone; in school play; publications. Max Storer............................Iona, Idaho Baritone Age 18; senior; first chair two years; plays cornet. French horn and violin; Brass Quaitet; dramatics; letter man on football team. District Solo Contest rating, ‘’superior.” 39; State Contest, ‘‘superior,” ’39; National Contest, ‘‘excellent,” ’39. Vice-president of Student Body. Helen Swensen.................Iona, Idaho Oboe Age 16; junior; first chair two years; student publications. Virginia Swensen .... Iona, Idaho FI Flat Horn Age 18; senior; first chair one year; plays violin. Ovede WALKER.............................Iona, Idaho E Flat Clarinet Age 17; senior; first chair four years; plays B flat clarinet and violin; Woodwind Quintet; athletics; debate. Captain of basketball team; letter on football team; had leading role in school play. Fourth Row Kent Ward...........................Iona, Idaho Flute Age 15; sophomore; first chair three years. Jay Winder..........................Iona, Idaho Souiaphone Age 15; freshman; first chair two years; plays violin; Brass Sextet; dramatics; school play. Arlene Farrar...................Iona, Idaho Betty Thornton......................Iona, Idaho Hazel Stranger......................Iona, Idaho Drum Major and Twitters Billy Ellett . . . McCammon, Idaho Clarinet Age 16; junior; first chair one and one-half years; plays saxophone and violin; athletics; student publica lions. District Solo Contest rating, “superior.” ’37, '38. '39. State Solo Contest rating, “superior,” ’37, ’38, '39. National Contest, “superior,” ’37, ’38, ’39. Plans to be a music teacher. Mavis Green . . . McCammon, Idaho Oboe Age 16; junior; first chair three years; plays piano, clarinet, and saxophone; student publications; school accompanist; Student Council. District Solo Contest rating, “excellent” on clarinet, ’37; “superior” on oboe. ’38; “superior on piano, ’39. State Solo Contest rating, “superior” on clarinet. '36; National Solo Contest rating, “good” on oboe, ’38; “superior” on piano, ’39. Cecelia Delay .... Pocatello, Idaho Drumi and Tympant Age 17; senior; first chair four years; plays all percussion instruments; National Solo Contest rating, “superior,” '39. Plans to be a Western Union operator. Fifth Row Gloria M. Wilcox . . . Preston, Idaho Ban Violin Age 16; junior; plays piano and bell lyre; Pep Club; Builders' Club; Sherwood Music Honorary Sorority. She has a piano scholarship to Sherwood School of Music in Chicago. John F. Belt.....................Buffalo, III. Clarinet Tri City High School Age 14; freshman; first chair one semester. Marabel Louise Bivin . . . Buffalo, III. Piccolo Tri City High School Age 18; senior; first chair five years; plans to be a teacher. Merida L. Bivin..................Buffalo, 111. Fl Flat Alto Horn Tri City High School Age 16; junior; first chair six yean; plays violin; String Ensemble; honor rating in second year Latin contest. John Allen Constant . . . Buffalo, III. Trumpet Tri Gty High School Age 17; senior; first chair five years. Plans to be an undertaker or a photographer. June Crain...................................Buffalo, III. Ban Drum Tri Gty High School Age 16; junior; bass diummer for band five years; plays snare drum; athletics. Plant to do secretarial work. Sixth Row Ross Larue Eari4 .... Buffalo, III. Trumpet Tri City High School Age 15; sophomore; first chair one year. Plans to teach mathematics. Dulce Emmons............................Buffalo, III. Tenor Saxophone Tri City High School Age 17; senior; first chair four years. Plans to be a nurse. Elizabeth Hampton . . . Buffalo, III. Flute Tri City High School Age 13; freshman; plays piano. Loren Park..............................Buffalo, III. Snare Drum Tri City High School Age 16; junior; plays bass drum, orchestra bells, tym-pani; athletics; speech work; Dramatic Club. William Pfeiffer .... Buffalo, III. Violin Tri City High School Age 22; senior; has studied violin six years; member of String Ensemble: F. F. A. Betty Lee Semple .... Buffalo, III. Baritone Tri Gty High School Age 17; senior; first chair three years; plays piano, trombone, cello; String Ensemble; Choruses; Brass Quartet. District Solo Contest rating, “superior.” ’38. ’39. National Contest rating, “excellent.” ’38, ‘39; State Solo Contest rating, “superior.” ’38, ‘39. Plans to become a member of some symphonic musical organization. Seventh Row Richard Bornor........................Rockford, III. Ball Violin Age 17; has played bass violin four years; also plays piano and cello; athletics; letter in swimming; first chair bass in All-State Orchestra. 1939-’40. Don R. Christoph ersen . . Rockford, III. B Flat Clarinet Age 17; senior; first chair four years; plays piano: student publications: member of three clubs; rated “highly superior” District Contest, ’37; “superior,” State Contest, ’37; Eagle Scout. Plans to work in field of aviation. Lorraine 1si.fr......................Rockford, III. Cornet Age 17; senior; has played cornet five years; plays piano; Trumpet Trio; on school paper staff. Bernice Carolyn Johnson . Rockford, III. Oboe Age 17; senior; has played oboe six years; athletics; won prize for golf in city tournament; earned major letter in Girls’ Athletic Association. Plans to be a physical education teacher. Richard Johnson .... Rockford, III. Viola Age 18; senior; first chair two years; plays violin; member of Rockford Little Symphony and String Quartet; Hi Y; Honorary Music Gub; played in All State Orchestra in ’39. Plans to study medicine. Dick Kjellstrom .... Rockford, III. Violin Age 17; senior; first chair two years; plays oboe and viola; member of Rockford High School Concert Orchestra; Rockford Little Symphony Orchestia; Rockford Junior Engineering Society; Rockford Honorary Musical Society; Captain of Company D of R. O. T. C., Rockford. Illinois. President of Honor Musical Society. Plans to become a civil or electrical engineer. I ?7 1

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BAND Corinth High School Band CORINTH. MISSISSIPPI Paul Page, Organized September, 1937. The enrollment at this time was twenty. First concert given in the spring of 1938; colorful addition to the football games of the ’38 season. Joint concerts were given with the hands of several of the neighboring towns. State band contest, 1939—In sight-reading, in marching, and in concert, the band rated good. The number of students taking band has increased to 110, although only sixty of these are members of the Senior Hand. The instrumentation of the band has recently been increased and greatly improved. Director The plans for this year include a radio broadcast, concerts with other bands, participation in the Cotton Carnival parade at Memphis, Tennessee, and entrance in the State Hand Contest at Jackson, Mississippi. We know that the Corinth High School Hand, under the capable baton of Director Page, is well on its way to being one of the finest in the state, and we hope one of the best in the nation. Personnel Reading from left to right, Front Row: Claudia Pound . Thomas Nichols, Virginia Kemp. Peggy Patrick, Doris Berkhiser. Betty Don Sweat. Director Paul R. Page. Garland Taylor. Reid Box. Richard Hinton. Peggy Bennett. Virgainia Ann Bigger . Virginia Haynes, Fadia Dean. Sydney Ceil Davis, James Anderson. Second Row: Frances Thompson. Lester Furr Sumners, Nelson Noel. Brodie Jackson. Earnest Gipson, Boyce Norwood. Hillman Mathis, Elizabeth Ramrey, Roland Dean. Roy Watson, William Adams. Third Row: Cecil Ramer. l-on Taylor, Mike Bvrne . Jimmy Bishop. Jack Sweat, Frances Henson. Janice Biggers, Dorothy Mitchell. Elwyn Suggs, led Thompson. John D. Mercier. Abe Rubel, David Tapp. .Fourth Row: Joe Tacker. Bernard Patrick, Harry Clifton. Horace Berkhiser. Dick limning. Winston Whitfield. Eugene Doran. Tommy Sweat. James Tyson. Fifth Row: Billy Paden. Billy Meeks, William Johnron, Kenneth Smith. James Ridings. Dan I.amherth. Spurgeon Sweat. Victor Johnson. Lair Row: William McCord. Tyrus Strickland. Jimmie McAmit. Yakima High School Band YAKIMA, WASHINGTON A VARY H. Olson, Director Organized September, 1927, by its present director with Entered the state district competition for the first time April, twenty players. Has grown to include forty-eight players and 939. in Class A and received an ‘’Excellent’ rating. Hope for now has a second band for beginners. The band plays at all a “Superior rating this year, school functions, such as football games, basketball games, festivals, and programs. Personnel Avary H. Olson, director; Darwin Ruff, drum major; Audrey Lawler and Norma Durst, drum majorettes. In order of fir ft to Clarinets Nolan Wellon Bob Jones Bob Witte Jennie McCoimick Elaine Speck Carol Frandle Joyce Stephens chair in each lection Flute Richard Sinsel Piccolo Jack Newcomer Saxophone (B Flat) Curtiss Meeker Saxophone (£ Flat) Kirby Ross trumpetf Wesley McKenzie Dick Schactler Bill Gaiser John Pfaff Dean Rowborham Holland Pettitt Richard Haynes Willard LeVan John Holm Trombone Joe Smith John Fairbroofc l-ewis Lund Tommy Williams Betty Jean Jameson Alfred Kendrick Baritonef James Legg Holland Dudley French Horn Leon Newrnhof Don Pingrey Joe Elliott Ban Delbett Frirdline Rob Darling Stewart Brown Dtumt Howard Ramaley Willis Kinnaman Jim Wat nick Washington High School Band WASHINGTON, GEORGIA Walter H. Graham, Conductor Organized 1929 by William T. Vcrran. Forty-two members in band—both boys and girls. Contest ratings: District Contest, First, '37, ’38, 39. State Contest, First, ’37; Second, ’38; First, '39. National Contest, Second, ’37; Second, ’38; First, ’39. Nashua High School Band NASHUA, NEW HAMPSHIRE Elmer Wilson, Director A fine organization, correctly taught and conducted. Takes part in all school and community activities. f 29]