Canton High School - Backtrackin Yearbook (Canton, SD)

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Plying through the air via the pole vault route were Jim Bulley, Marvin Schutz.and Handy Relmers. fiarnlng points for the C-Hawks by high Jumping were G. Carlson, D. Martin, T. Beck, and M. Schutz. The broad Jumpers for this year s squad were (first row) N. Nelson, R. Ingebrlgtson, and R. Richter; (second row) T. Al- bertsen, and R. Knutson. Rod Knutson's expression says that he'11 break a school record, which he did with a leap of 21' 3 4 In the long Jump. Quarter mllers for the team were (first row) C. Hoeppner, G. Rossow.and M.Schutz; (second row) J. Pox, G. Carlson, and P. Martin. 18

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Musical Moments Ma e Hours Bright FLUTE •Judy Larsgaard Joyce DeRaad Nancy Lunder Joyce Ller Luella Fossum CELLO Laurie Bogue BASSOON Nancy Halvorson BASS CLARINET June Thormodsgard •Jane Roberts CLARINET Teresa Anderson Ruel Eneboe Diane Hanson Renae Nelson •Linda Hanson Pat Fodness Kathy Edwards Cynthia Souvlgnler Linda Schneller BARITONE SAXOPHONE John Behring FRENCH HORN Scott Martin Jeanne Roetzel Karla Konletzko Jean Loveland •Marty Llntvedt ALTO SAXOPHONE •Mary Ulrlckson Mary Sweeter Bthelyn Danielson Debbie Van Bockern TENOR SAXOPHONE •Carol Fodness Pam Hanson Chuck Mausbach DIRECTOR Glenn Slverson CORNETS Dan Oakland Marllynn Myers •Tom Ulrlckson Donna Glenn Rick Mlkkelson Marvin Schutz Jerry Soderstrom Lea Ramstad PERCUSSION •Judy Bulley Barb Berg Linda Bartllng Linda Larson Sandy Roberts Mary Sherman TROMBONE Steve Oakland Arlyn Olsen Trent Van Bookern •Lon Alness . TUBA •Jerry Oakland Jim Lunder As the students of CHS looked forward with anticipation to the annual Home- coming, the Canton High School band practiced diligently for this highlight In the school year. Coronation set the pace for the exciting week of festivities. The Homecoming parade and football game were complete washouts, but the CHS marching band performed their half time show the following weekend. Rain seemed to be ha- bitual as the band traveled to Vermillion to march In the annual Dakota Day Parade. Performing at football and basketball games completed the fall and winter schedule. Next, Intense practicing began for the upcoming Winter Concert, featuring Dr. H. D. Harmon as trumpet soloist. ot„I«e te pera?ur ln ?arg0 North Dakota, was below average, as several CHS students traveled to a Nels Vogel Band Clinic,which featured TV's Doc Severeneon. .f® we end of the school year drew near, a community sponsored banquet for Mr. White hosted a performance of the OHS conoert band. Concert with soloist Dave Amundson, a sixth grader from E. 0. Lawrence, highlighted the spring activities. As the Seniors of 1967 approached the end of their high school years,the majestic strains of Pomp and Circumstance rilled the air. The many hours of toll and hard work were not over, however, as the practice continued for the trip to Rapid City and the Midwest Band Festival. 20