Washington State University - Chinook Yearbook (Pullman, WA)

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PEP BAND Under the skillful direction of Jofinny Harris, the college pep band is recognized more than ever this year as an outstanding musical organiza- tion. Their presentation of the latest songs has become synonymous with the liveliest rallies, the best basketball half-times and the peppiest student convocations. The solid seventeen traveled en masse to Seattle for the Cougar-Husky gridiron skirmish last fall where they were exceptionally well received. Members of the pep band are: trumpets— Don Graham, Jock Field, Elven Backholm, and Rome Endsley,- trombones — Zone Van Auken, Walt Byers, and Jock Anderson; saxophones— Not Endsley, Russ Larsen, Bob Hagenau, and Chuck Armson; basses— Ralph Allert and Maynard Ayler; piano— Cloirton Lee; drums— Spec Field; manager- Jack Scott; librarian. Jack Field. JOHNNY HARRIS

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GLEE CLUB Under the excellent supervision of Mr. Herbert T. Morris the Washington State College Choir has had a busy and very successful year. Among the several recitals given this year were the Christmas Vespers and the Americana program in the Spring. The State College Choir also sang in an excellent program at the Northv est Musical Educators Conference in Spokane on April 1, and ended a busy year of participation with the choral music for the Tableau at Rogers Field during Mothers ' Weekend. Members of the State College of Washington Choir are: Norma Jo Anderson, John Bachman, Floy Bale, Gene Bower, George Bower, Eleanor Bundy, Marianne Busch, Kenneth Clark, Phyllis Clark, Robert Clay, Herschel Coleman, Geneva Cotten, Virginia Cummings, Ira Daniel, Ray Daniel, Janice Day, Athill Dow, llene Droz, Robert Dunn, Dorothy Elliot, Donald Graham, Kathrine Gray, Lillie Gwinn, Edward Hagenau, Muriel Harriman, Peggy Johnson, Rosina Johnson, Amarante Just, Eldon Lake, Maria Larson, Gordon LaVigne, Margaret Anne Lindley, Marjory Marks, Ruth Marler, Jack Meyer, Gerald Mohr, Clyde Morrell, Grant Oswalt, Dave Padgham, Hazel Phillips, LaRonne Pozzi, Eileen Roaberg, Jack Rice, Mormon Ross, June Rucker, Betty Soling, Jack Scott, Ethel Selfridge, Mary Lou Schafer, James Schroder, Earl Smith, Richard Stanford, Norman Street, Carroll Tretner, Bettie Turner, Mark Van Auken, Zone Von Auken, Virginia Van Hoy, Betty Walsh, Betty Jo Wainscott, Arthur Williams, Norma Woodard, Helen Woodhurst, Robert Zimmerman. 123

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Dick Godon broadcasis the news. A regular broadcast from Bryan Hall auditorium. Ruth Eagleson keeps the words flowing. K W S C A new United Press teletype clicked out news of world events six days o week for KWSCs special fiot off the wire broadcasts this year. Since KWSC was one of the two stations in the nation not involved in the famous BMl- ASCAP war, it was able to play music re- stricted by the feud. KENNETH E. YEEND ALLEN MILLER 130