Campbell County High School - Camel Yearbook (Gillette, WY)

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TWlRlLElRS Opal Keck, Betty Darling, Dona Mohan, Ramona Baalhom The twirlers are a major attraction performing with the band at many of the athletic events, the tournament, and the concerts. T FALL BAND CONCERT PROGRAM SPRING BAND CONCERT PROGRAM Star Spangled Banner Key The Thunder March Sousa E1 Ccpilcmf Merch SOHSU Twirlinq Exhibition - Dona Mohan Twirlinq EXhibiliO1'1 Transendence Overture Frank Kiser Will You Remember Romberq Reverie Debuny Clarinet Quartette KI Claeuret Qiidartege S . . ing o on, arc ousa Bofegtgiiesulte Voxmn ln The Clock store orfh ' Deep Purple De Rose 2- Menueffo Waterfall, Xylophone Solo Tom Hannum Colonel Bogey, March Alford Non Belew Kurtz Ameflaafl Petrol Meacham Marche Militaire Schubert Carolina In the Morninq Donaldson Gir1's Glee Club WOOdWindEnSemb1e The Blind Plouqhman Clarke Menuet Bach Summer Time Gershwin . . Girl s Sextette Rondeau Buononcml Sympgthy Friml k- Make Believe Kern Rustgcon Overture Fmnq lser Vocal Solo - Leta Record The Rosary Nevin Smoke Gets in Your Eyes Kern -ec55k

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lst row: Twirlers: Dona Mohan, Opal Keck, Betty Darling, Ramona Baalhorn. 2nd row: Clarinets: Geraldine James, Louise Hoadley, Bonnie Jean Clark, Dorothy Ann Wormwood, Nadine Thomas, Delores Nielsen, Flute: Donna Webster, Clarinets: Edith Middaugh, Carol Mae Daniels, Fred Barlow, Betty McManamen, 3rd row': French horn: Loleta Record, Altos: Josephine Magnusson, Donna Jean Cook, Carol Jones, Cornets: Allen Cates, Jordan Davis, Nancy Gates, Keith Raitt, Mary Ellen Huston, Joanna Haley, Saxophones: Joan Brandner, George Riggle, Betty Webster, Phoebe Ann Fitch. 4th row: Director: Mr. Waterman, Trombones: Mary Record, Raymond Smith, Billie Lee Moore, Donna Thomas, Doris Force, Mona Hubbard. Bass: Iola Badger, Betty Kouba. Baritones: Betty Kuzma, Patty Addison, Bass Drum: Roma Underwood. Snare Drums: Yvonne Westersund, Kay Patrick, Virginia Boyle. I ..g.g. BAND The C. C. H. S. band, under the direction of C. R. Waterman, furnishes entertainment between halves of athletic events, besides sponsoring both a Spring and a' F all Concert. Members of the band with three semesters of active service receive a letter. Those qualifying are chosen by the band committee, a newly organized group consisting of section leaders. Buffalo is host town for the district music festival this year. ln this festival, bands contest for ratings of l, II, and Ill. They are rated on their accomplish- ments according to the number of years they have worked together as an organization. -54F-

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mrs M vs. ig! ,aw ik Q in ,. . , g -E553 Q . X . 7 K- -'if X . First Row: Billie Lee Moore, Roma Underwood, Donna Webster, Virginia Boyle, Patty Addison, Betty Kouba, Znd row: Doris Force, Yvonne Westersund, Betty Kuzma, Patricia McNichols, Dona Mohan, Donna Jean Cook, Loleta Record, Phoebe Ann Fitch. 3rd row: Lois Dillon, Mary Ellen Houston, Betty Tyrrell, Opal Keck, . Mona Hybbard, Betty McMannarnen, Virginia Norman, Iola Badger, Rosemary Janousek, Doris Isenbergor. 4th row: Edith Middaugh, Carol Gustafson, Bonnie MQ Jean Clark, Christel Jessen, Dorothy Cooper, Jean Hackett, Carol Jones, Gertrude Q Jessen, Kay Patrick. Girls Chorus is under the direction ot C. R. Waterman, with Dorothy Ann Wormwood as accompanist. The Girls's Sextette was chosen from members of the Chorus. srislww' Mary Ellen Huston, Opal Keck' Betty Kouloa, Donna Webster, Dorotlff Wormwood Leia Record, Rosemary Ianousek ---55--