Anamosa High School - Blue Raider (Anamosa, IA)

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Fufth Row Left to right Marilyn Lemrond Mary Holmes Gary White Tommy Pow ell, LaVerne Roberg Buddy Norton, Beverly Ortgues Dorothy 'Ellen Mulluson Hurt, Mr Stusak Charlene Alyea Fourth Row Donna Burke Wulla Oluphant Luanne Buscher Patty Loyet Mau-na Chup- man LeRoy Humpal Don Plond Raymond Handel Don Muchels Multon Meeks, Glenn Cox Duck Wlatkuns Don Norton, Clayton Reeves Sharon Easterly Betty Hurt Dean Mardorf John Lowry Earl Pullard James Rufe, Norman Murfueld Thurd Row Nancy Hovet, Gary Yahnke Judy Weughels Kathryn Muller Donna Folkers Betty Kula, Richard Nuckels Kenneth Hovet. Bull Lemrond Au-lan Dutch June Hulte, Donna Lee First Patty Bowen Don Yahnke Dorothy Buesung .Ianuce Mur fueld Janette Weughels J H Karen Robertuson Virgunua Heun, Darlene Raymond Evelyn Second Row oyce ay Hurt, Eunice Stumpson Mary Anne Nuckels Phyllis Purcell Lois Bruckley San dm Platner, Joan Knight. First Row: Carol Musgrove, Jim Corwin, Deloris Calvert, Charles Metcalf, Marcia Goettsch, Judy Reeves, Iris Porter, Mary Taylor, Constance Braun. The Concert Band played eight summer concerts on the Court House lawn last sum- mer and were justly rewarded by a dinner at the Drive-ln Cafe between Cedar Rapids and Marion and afterward a treat at the Iowa, theatre in a grand 'Vaudeville Show. The Wamac Conference Festival on Jan. 7, 1950, was held at Manchester again this year. There was a reed clinic, conducted by Mr. Mark Biddle, Knox College, Galesburg, ' ' ' H' h School Ma Ill., and a brass cliuuc, conducted by Mr. Carleton Stewart, Mason Cuty ug , - son City, Iowa. There was as usual a picked and massed band concert that evening i.n the Manchester Auditorium. After try-outs in Iowa City Eunice Stipupson and Norman Murfield became mem- bers of the All-State Band and went to Des Moines to play for it Nov. 25-26, 1949, O F b. 9, 1950, we put on a mid-winter concert. At which we played not only the n e concert pieces we expected to play for contest, but a few modern and Jazzy nuuuubers. ' ' . All th soloists and Our pre-concert contest on March 31, 1950, was quute extensive e ensemble partook, playing their contest pieces. The band this year contains seventy pieces, this is the largest it has ever been. e is also a second band in the making. They practice once a week and will be Ther used to substitute for first band members.

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