Canton High School - Backtrackin Yearbook (Canton, SD)

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Providing music for several occasions was the brass sextet plus one which Included T. Ulrlckson, D.Glenn, K.Konietzko, M. Llntvedt, J. Oakland, L. Alness, and S, Oakland. Smiling over the superior they received at contest is the clarinet quartet—K. Edwards, P. Podnes8, L. Hanson, and R. Nelson. 23 Proving that two Is bet- ter than one are members of this dual brass choir. They are (first row) J. Roetzel, M. Llntvedt, S. Oakland, R. Mlkkelson, and D- Oakland; (second row) J. Lunder, L. Alness, T. Ulrlckson, D. Glenn, and J. Loveland. Investing many hours of hard work proved profitable to these soloists. They are (first row) J. Larsgaard, J.Behring, and M. Llntvedt; (second row) C. Fodness, M. Ulrlckson, and S. Roberts; (third row) J. Oakland, S. Oakland, T. Ulrlckson, and L. Alness. The ratio for this year' s sax quartet seemed a little lopsided but still Interesting for M. Ulrlckson,C.Fodness,M.Sweeter, and J. Behring.

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Alwajs reac(ywlth their light and flighty notes were J. DeRaad, J.Lars- gaard, and N. Lun- der In the flute trio. Perhaps the brass- iest group In the entire band was the trumpet trio, which was composed of Dan Oakland,Donna Glenn, and Tom UlrlckBon. Playing at the Miss Canton Contest was one of the highlights for the C-Notes this year. They are (seated) L. Bogue, J. Behring, C. Podness, M. Olrlckson, P. Hanson, and M. Sweeter; (standing) L. Alness, S. Oakland, T. Ulrlckson, R. Mik- kelson, D. Glenn, D. Oakland, M. Meyers, and S. Roberts. Beating out exotic rhythms was the task of this year's drum ensemble--J. Bulley, S.Roberts, L.Larson, B. Berg, and M. Sherman. Giving a sigh of relief after re- ceiving a first at contest are J. Roetzel, M. Llntvedt, K. Konletzko, and J.Loveland—members of the Prench horn quartet.

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From the Rafters Echoed Sweet Music and the Rafters Came Tumbling Down This year the mixed chorus chalked up another point on their fine record by Journeying by bus to Sioux City In November for an appearance In KTIV's program series of Christmas muslo. Another highlight of the year was the appearance of the chorus In Living Pictures. Joining In the Easter spirit, members of the sixty-seven voice chorus, under the direction of Mr. Henry Llppert, combined with members of the community In the presentation of Handel's Messiah. Attired In colorful spring formals and suits and ties, our mixed chorus set the pace for Some Enchanted Evening, the theme of this year 8 annual spring vocal con- cei t. To add to the mood of the evening the music of the ooncert was dedicated to a Sweetheart of Song, selected by members of the girls' glee club. The cho- rus finished a fine year with their performance at Commencement. With the gradu- ation of twenty-two seniors, a big gap will be left In the chorus. Smiling over the memories of their weekend at Watertown are All-State ohorus members—Nancy Halvorson,Tom Ulrlokson, Jeanne Roetzel, Rlok Mlkkelson, Linda Hanson, Jerry Oakland, Janell Myers, and Scott Martin. 24