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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NONETTE The Nonette this year consisted of ne Seniors and one Junior. They were iosen from among all those girls who ere interested in music and tried out r a part in the group. They did entertaining at the school semblies, at the Christmas Concert, :ring Concert, Baccalaureate, and ,rious social functions throughout the mmunity. Their piano accompanist orothy Roake gave them a great deal assistance. Their director, Jack Potter, will al- ays be remembered for the outstand- g work he did in the Music Depart- ent during his first year at Castle ack. 'rm- NONETTE-FRONT Row-left to right- Jane Bredfield, Dorothy Roake, Accom- panist, Jean Bredfield. SECOND now- Ardis Nelson, Marlene Alton and Harriet Babcock. BACK Row-janet Cook, Donna Nelson, Marcia Howard, and Marilyn Swift. GLEE CLUB Do Re Me Fa So were only a few of the melodious sounds floating forth from the direction of the music room. The Glee Club started under the direction of Mr. Potter, the new music instructor. Right at the beginning it showed signs of being a very successful year and it was proven with the fine rating they received at the Music Contest, of excellent. Their first performance was at the annual Christmas Concert where they sang many of the Carols and two spe- cial numbers. In April all the girls wore formals and sang for the Annual Spring Concert, which was a huge suc- cess and proved the excellent ability . K, t . . .Q ., . FRONT Row-left to right-Virginia Ralston, Grace I-Iansch, Avery, Rose Settlemier, Donna Dahl, Jeanne Eklund, Marlene ompanist, Miriam Kayser, Arlene Gonser, Nancy Harding, Alton, Dorothy Roake, Ardis Nelson, Pat Dawson, Eileen Dil- :ilyn Gonser, Mavis Johnson, jean Cranston. SECOND Row- linger. Top Row-Harriet Babcock, Donna Nelson, Jane Bred- rcia Howard, Kitty Dean, Irene Lyness, Edith Reiman, Flor- field, Jean Bredfield, Marilyn Swift, Gwen Howell, and Billie : Enevoldsen, Janet Cook, ,Io Ann Curry. THIRD Row-Betty Willman.