Beaman Conrad High School - Trojan Yearbook (Conrad, IA)

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MARC HING BAND FIRST ROW: B. Sharp. V. Dowden, D. Bristley. C. Stubbs. M. Moseley. P. Wiseman. SECOND ROW: P. Hogle. B. Ferneau, S. Larson, B. Smith. C. Hillygus. W. McAllister. I. Newton. D. Parker. L. Stackhouse. B. Small. V. Clay, C. Parker. THIRD ROW: L. Clemons. J. Brockway. M. Specht. J'. Davis. J. Stover. D. Schmidt. A. Parker. D. Brown. C. Eggleston. D. Stewart. L. Bone. Gustav Reickhoff. director. FOURTH ROW: D. Ferneau, J. Walling. J. Healey. H. McLean. L. Hogle. H. Cooper. M. Katzer, D. McLean. J'. Kell. M. Smith. R. I-Iogle. T. Schultz. The Conrad High School Marching Band, under the direction of Gustav J. Rieckhoff, was this year again prominent in school affairs. During the football season the band gave interesting half-time performances for all six of the home football games and finished off the season by giving a half-time demonstration at Colo on October 2.9. The band made several other out of town marching appearances, including a band day trip to Marshalltown in October and Band jubilee celebration at Waterloo in May. Through the untiring efforts of our Band Mother's organization a complete set of new twirler uniforms were purchased. This addition finished the two year project of new band uniforms which was started last year. An outstanding representation of the marching band was made by our six twirlers, Delores Bristley, Pat Wiseman, Cloris Stubbs, Barbara Sharp, Mary jo Moseley, and Verdel Dowden, during the mass baton twirling demonstration at the. Iowa-Michigan Football Garne at Iowa City, September 25. This year, for the first time, band members enjoyed several band parties: these included a surprise wiener roast, a Christmas Party, and a surprise band party in the spring. 29

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PEP BAND FIRST ROW: Lila Stackhousae, Beverly Smith. Betty Ferneau. Donita Brown. Arlene Parker. Howard McLean. Don McLean, .Tim Brocxway, SECOND ROW: Dale Parker. Wesley MfA1lister. Barbara Small Jerry Newton. Frances Brlndle. Maurice Smith. Lee Hogle. Jark Healey.'Jay Kell Roger Hogle. Jim Davis, Leslie Clemons Hal Cooper. Larry Bone. THIRD ROW: Ted Schultz, Dick Ferneau. Gustav Reickhoff. Direftor. FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: STANDING: JUNIOR BAND B. Ferneau. S. Larson. V. Dowden. G. Thomas. J'. Crouse, C. Small, R. Bristley. C. Keeler. S. Bristley. J. Dotterwich, J. Moseley. Coulter. B. Zern. D. Crouse, G. Long. L. Cooper. Hogle. G. Hillygus. J. Cufiel. P. Clay, L. Reece, J. Hillygus, W. Smith. Gustav 28 Brindle. B. Hornberg. P. Gould. R. R. Parker. L. Connell. K. Stover. R J. Ferneau. J. Reece. W. King. H. Reirkhoif. director.

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SENIOR CONCERT BAND FRONT ROW: L. Stackhouse. B. Smith, C. Stubbs, P. Wiseman, P. Hogle, C. Parker, V. Clay, B. Ferneau. SECOND ROW: W. McAllister, B. Small, C. Eggleston, J. Davis, L. Clemons. H. Cooper. D. Stewart, L. I Bone, H. McLean, D. McLean J. Brockway, D. Bristley, J. Stover, D. Schmidt, D. Brown. 'THIRD ROW: D. Parker, J. Newton, C. Hillygus, S. Larson, M. Katzer, L. Hogle, M. Specht, A. Parker, F. Brindle, M. Smith, J. Walling, J. Healey, J. Kell, R. Hogle. STANDING: T. Schultz, D. Ferneau, Gustav Reickhoff, director. CONCERT BAND The Conrad High School Concert Band, under the baton of Gustav Rieckhoff. made several memorable appearances during the winter and spring months. They played for two political rallies and aided in making the Armistice Day program a success. Two formal concerts were given, consisting of a wide selection of music. ranging from overtures and selections to pop tunes and novelties. Several fine solos and ensembles were taken to the music contest at Story City on March IZ. These included the saxophone sextet--Donita Brown, Dorothy Schmidt, Arlene Parker, Cloris Stubbs, Janet Stover, and Marjorie Spechtg brass sextet-- Delores Bristley, Dora Stewart, Phyllis Hogle, Frances Brindle, Lee Hogle, and Roger Hogleg clarinet quartet--Beverly Smith, Barbara Small, Wesley McAllister., and Lila Stackhouseg alto saxophone solo--Donita Brown: baritone solo--Maurice Smithg and bass saxophone solo--Marjorie Specht. After much hard work and perserverance, the concert band made an excellent appearance at Eldora on April 9. Several interesting events took place during the school year: saxophone quintet appearance on WHO radio station. Grundy County Music Festival at Grundy Center in May, performance of Iowa State Teachers College Band at Conrad in March, and several music clinics at Waterloo. During the last semester special band pins were given for perfect attendance at band rehearsals. 30