Blackduck High School - Quill Yearbook (Blackduck, MN)

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Row Is Manthei, Cox, Swanson, Beier, Christenson, Engberg, E. Cross, P. McNeil, Wild, Row 2s V. Goltz, Baltes, J. Gladen, Park-r, K. Cross, Ostlund, Wingren, C. Spencer, Matthew, Row Js Braum, Hunter, Shea, Olson, Langord, Peterson, L. Palmer, Berg, Row 4s Langord, L. Mitton, Gregg, Thorbrogger, A. McNeil, Hanson, H. Gladen, Lien, Ashley, S. Palmer CONCERT All ninty-four members of the Blackduck Band will tell you that they are expanding every year. The Band has added a tenor saxophone this year and plan to secure more instruments in the future. Two money-making events that the students work on are the Pishing Derby and the Magazine Drive. The Fishing Derby, held on Blackduck Lake January 19th this year, was very successful. The Band Parents helped in the Derby along with the students. 3y getting a cut of one-third net gain, the Band has an added incentive to work hard on the Magazine Drive. The members sell nationally known publications to the towns people and people from the surrounding areas. The Band puts on many concerts throughout the year, plays at the football and basketball games, and marches in the annual Blackduck parades. CLARINET SOLOISTS Spencer, Thorbrogger, Baltes

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STAGE BAND Sitting! Thorbrogger, Baltes, V. Goltz, Palmer, Gulseth, Lien, Standing: Jensen, Lindquist, Lueck, Lausche, V istey, J. Goltz, Gladen The Stage Band , a non-profit organization, has played for many of the high school dances Mr. Hanson started this group last year having only nine mem- bers at that time. The Stage Band has grown to thirteen. David Palmer and Larry Gulseth play cornets; Janis Thorbrogger, Judy Baltes and Verna Goltz play clarinets; Jean Jensen and Janis Lindquist play soprano sax; Gary Lueck on the tenor sax; Barry Wistey and Jim Goltz play trombones; Dave Lausche on the bass horn; Helen Gladen is the accompanist; with Herbie Lien on the drums. They performed at the Squaw Lake PTA in January and were invited to play at a Jaycee sponsored dance at Walker, Minnesota on February 14, 1964« There are various types of music that they play, but most of it is fast- moving. Playing in the group is indeed an honor and it enables the players to associ- ate with students in other schools.

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Row 1: T. Hufhagle, Huffman, Jensen, Lindquist, S. Page, C. Page, Bergin, Bodien, Krueger, Row 2: Kichalek, Forseen, Swedberg, Hatch, Gilstad, Joy, Stately, L. Nord, S. Spencer, Row J: Spindler, Hines, Baltes, Hayes, S. Palmer, R. Hufnagle, D. Nord, D. Mitton, Vernberg, Adv. Hanson, Row 4» R. Palmer, D. Palmer, Lausche, V istey, Gordon, V. Goltz, Falk, Lueck, Gulseth BAN MAJORETTE Seen marching before the band for Home- coming and parades was our pretty and able majorette, Nita Swanson, chosen by Hr. Hanson early this fall. The Blackduck band has had one majorette for fourteen years. If more interest is shown we will purchase more uniforms in the future.