Canton High School - Backtrackin Yearbook (Canton, SD)

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Representing CHS at Vermil- lion as soloists were L. Ness, J.'Dexter, M. Lintvedt, L. Al- ness, M. Ulrlckson, C. Fodness, D. Tupper, S. Oakland, and J. Oakland. The drum ensemble-J. Bulley, S. Halvorson,K. Veenis, and L. set the rhythm for the band. The trumpet trio consisted of M. My- ers, D. Glenn, and T. Ulrlckson. B. Berg, Larson- Partlcipant8 of the brass choir were M. Myers, D. Glenn, R. Mlkkelson, T. Ulrlckson, G. Sweeter, D. Tupper, L. Oli- ver, L. Alness, S. Oakland, M. Llntvedt, J. Roetzel, and K. Konietzko.

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Included In the brass sextet were T. Ulrlckson, D. Glenn, M. Llntvedt, J. Oakland, L. Alness, and S. Oakland, A 1 was earned by the flute trio—J. Mikkelson, J. Lars- gaard, and J. Dexter. The clarinet quartet mem- bers were L. Hanson, L. Ness, P. Heeren, and R. Nelson. Another first for the high school band Is this flashy set of field drums. It takes three young ladles like Julie Dexter as head major- ette and Linda Ness and Debbie Harmellnk, twirlers, to lead the Canton High marching band.

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Thursday nights found these students who were Interested In science. Here Don Tupper, Dave Muller, Lee Holter, and Dave Fodness perfect an experiment. Sorcerers of T ester day Bob Thles presented his science project which won him first place In the Junior chemistry division. Are Scientists of T oday Learning the basics of scientific prooedure were these Science Club members: F. Bartllng, G. Sweeter, J. Imbrock, R. Fodness, T. Ulrlckson, D. Hardy, P. Martin, R. Mlkkelson, M. Overby, and G. Clark. They were advised by Mr. Hoff.