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

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, , M 'v - '--1-.V Y - A Q.. . . , Q w, , ti , Q r A ' ...Ex Msg' B M ,, i A - ii JEAN i . M y viii' - - STOCKBRIDGE DARLENE FRYE s' 3 xr 'A 'Ll i CW 'Q im 4. ' ,xi 5 M V 2 is ...,.,A 1 X A w 4 ' 3 1 i i ' . E g i we i 1, I ' ,, ,W ,, BARBARA LUND PAULA HOWARD 1 V, iifwkig ELAINE BABCOCK A A 4, 3 ' ,,f it ' g J s, Y BAND Starting out this year with a new director and many new members we were soon on the ball playing for games and practicing hard. With practice sheets to turn in and concerts to perform we can hardly forget the success we have had. The Band made excel- lent progress this year and with many Jr. High students as mem- bers we should have a fine band for several years. Mr. Van Gasken deserves a lot of credit for the band's success. SWING BAND Playing for different organizations and dances was something that made everyone sit up and listen for dance, . Gur little group had many good times at practices. They played at the Sweetheart Ball, the Sophomore Hop and other school dances. MAIORETTES Our majorettes added much to the marching performances of the Band. They also gave many individual exhibitions, accompanied by the Band. L MR. VAN GASKEN Director SWING BAND Left to right-Helen Dunn, pianog Lyle Frenter, Tromboneg Carl Gillen, Saxaphoneg Mr. Van Gaskeng Pat Lane, Baritoneg Ken Davis, Trumpet.

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M u ,' Front row, left to right: Eugene Speakman, Bobby left to right: Ronald Moore, Pat Lane, Doris Frye, Woodruff, David Moore, Mr. Van Gasken, director, Lyle Frenter, Dale Coulter, Jimmy Hansch, and Lorna Chapman, Steve Hansen, and Gordon Bolar. John Elliott. Back row, left to right: Larry Kleme- Second row, left to right: Carl Gillen, Virginia strud, Don Grimes, Tom Hansen, Ronald Kagee, Moore, Sandra Hawkins, Betty Cox, Roy Oliver, Dan Stanley, Bob Smith, Michael Thornsbury, Betty Tom Anderson, and Lowell McKone. Third row, Haney, and Barbara Bass. BELOW-BAND IN MARCHING POSITION ON FIELD Q

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as Y.. .-v ,. ,. if 5 SE' wi K A fe Front row, left to right: Virginia Ralston, Paula Howard, Grace Hansch, Elaine Babcock, and Billie Willman. 2nd row, left to right: Betty Avery, Rose Settlemier, Astrid Skeie, Dixie Alton, Marcia How- - GLEE CLUB Having only about half as many members as usual, the Glee Club got off to a slow start. But once it got going, under Mr. Van Gaslcen's able direction, we really accomplished things! Singing for such thin-gs as the Christmas Concert, school program, P.-T. A., and the Spring Concert, we gave the ifL1lJllC a sample of our achievements. xii? Q., - ,j A i ' . X t ' Q, , g ,fe ard, and Elizabeth Dudonsky. 'Back row, left to right: Louise Gunnels, Violette Eklund, Gwen Howell, Gloria Storie, and Sally Van Tassel. N ON ETTE This year the Nonette consisted of ive Seniors and four Juniors selected, after tryouts, by the music director, Mr. Mark Van Gaslcen. The group sang at the Christmas Concert, the high school Christmas program, the Senior Play, and other social functions throughout the com- munity. Helen Dunn gave them a great deal of assistance as the piano accompanist. Elizabeth Dudonsky, Paul H ' d, V' - Ekiund, Dixie Alton A r 'daSk 'Own ' lrglma Ralston' Vlolette Sally Van Tassel. , s Fl e1e, Gloria Storie, Grace Hansch, and