Castle Rock High School - Rocket Log Yearbook (Castle Rock, WA)

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P Elftment MAJORETTES Dne of the outstanding additions to the :ic Department in recent years was the for- ion of the Majorettes, under the direction of ,. Jack Potter. Paula Howard, head Major- , Elaine Babcock, and Marlene Alton, rep- ented the High School, while Barbara Lund, 'lene Frye, and Jean Stockbridge, represent- he Junior High. They received many com- ents for their marching at the football es. Their cute performance at one of our etball games was outstanding. In the 'ng, Paula, Elaine, Darlene, Barbara, and accompanied the band to Tacoma where strutted-their-stuff along with Majorettes In many big schools in the annual Daffodil ade. Paula gained individual honors by :ing honorable mention at the competion in tralia. We all hope the Majorettes will be k again with us next year. SWING BAND The newly formed swing band this year consisted of Marilyn Swift, piano, Jerry Windham, Ken Davis, and Don Taylor, trumpetsg Ed Ayres, trombone, Tom Cooney, saxg and Mr. Potter drums. They put a lot of zip into our dances and played for many affairs such as the Sweetheart Ball, the Junior and Senior plays, the Sophomore Hop, and sev- eral social affairs in the com- munity. With Mr. Potters' help, patience, music, and drumming, they really did a swell job! Q an -I , V145 W -..,. xg 5 X fir MRS. IACK POTTER Majorette Advisor and Coach. SWING BAND-lfff to right-Tom Cooney, Ed Ayres, Mr. Potter, Ken Davis, Don Taylor, Jerry Windham, Marilyn Swift. 3455 o Row-Donald Grimes, john Elliot, Ronald Kagee, BAND-FRONT Row-left to right-Mona Fackrell, Paula Enevoldsen, Caro- Cox, David Moore. Tor Row-Pat Lane, Ed lyn Turula, Maureen Kelly, Marilyn Davis, Virginia Moore. SECOND Row- a, Bob Hawkins, Lyle Frenter, Jimmy Hansch, and Jerry Windham, Don Taylor, Tom Hansen, Ken Davis, Torn Cooney, Sandra illen. WER-Band Marching in Daffodil Parade in , .3. Hawkins. 5, W 1.4

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Mu ' qu S5 L ,M ia. .1 tc W gas p. Img 'TAA ' R 9 f ff? is 3 , - , -1 ' K - .tim . . ' ' '- I-mfg. L' 1 'f pper let Band in President Lower Band pr BAND As we look back over the past year at all our school organizations, we feel that our band, under the excellent leadership of Mr. Jack Potter, has made the most improvement of any organization in our high school. They provided a lot of pep and en- tertainment at our football and basketball games. We feel sure no one who attended our basketball games shall ever forget the mighty CHARGE with trumpet solo. Mr. Potter turned out to be a wonderful asset to the band with his conducting and playing the drums. A few of their specialties were: Playing for football games and with majorettes at half time, open house during Education Week, the Red Cross program at Tacoma, the Spring Concert for the school, for Basketball games and entertain- ment during the half, and for the Contest at Van- couver. They also traveled to Tacoma to hear the Navy Band and to Longview to hear the Portland Symphony. acuon in gym Center Ie t-Sandra I-Iawkms, Band acticmg for Tacoma Parade MR. IACK POTTER T Band, Glee Club and Nonette Directl MR. JACK POTTER Mr. Jack Potter, a graduate og the College of Puget Sound ana Music Supervisor of the Castle Rock Public Schools, was chiefly responsible for the outstanding progress made by the Music Def partment of the Castle Rock Public Schools this year. He instilled new pep and enthusiasm in the entire organization. His work with the Band was particularly successfuli The Castle Rock Band this year compared very favorably with the larger bands of Southwest Washl ington. With the help of Mrs. Poti ter he organized the Majorettesl our fine twirling unit His singm groups performed very well an gave several excellent programs We will miss both Mr and Mrs Potter and Whizzer next year l

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