Cumberland High School - Milestone Yearbook (Cumberland, IA)

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CLARINET TRIO A clarlnet tr1o was formed during 1946-47. Its members were: Arlene Krallk, Bernadlne Hodges, and Marilyn Dory, with Martha Hoyt as their accompanist. They played at such occasions as Assembly programs, Declamatory contests, and at the Junior Class Play. Some of their best selections were 'Evening Star' and uC1rlb1r1b1n ' INSTRUMENTAL ENSEHBLE The members of our Instrumental Ensemble were Martha Hoyt, wlano Bernadine Hodges and Marilyn Dory, Clarlnets Arlene Krallk, Saxophone Lorene Lugeland and Harold Pettlnger, Cornets Their favorite pieces were 'Always Jolly' and 'larch On ' T ev made appearances at P T A and One act plays BAND BANQUET As th year's finale a band banquet was prepared by the Band lothels and served by the Band Fathers April 22, 1947 at the'Leg1on all A motiff of red and white was carried out ln the decoxations and favors The place cards were miniature music racks, and the programs were the shape of lyres TH MENU Intro Gusto Unison Pomposo Varlxtlon Harmony Tremolo Discord Duc Elegante Finale TH PROGRAM Director lr DeLuc1a Caprice Eleanor Hyndman Rhythm Margaret McLaren Melody Harold Pettinger Presentation of Awards Hrs Weber Cadenze Girls Sextette Flnls Mr Saville We Band members want to express our sincere thanks to lr DeLuc1a and our mothers for such a lovely Banquet V1vace--- -------- ----------- Harold Campbell

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DECLAM 'Ihe home declamatory contest was held February 5, 1947, vnth twelve students competing 1n the various divisions Of the three oratorical speakers, Eldon Porter with 'Whose Respons1b1lity' won first, Dale Weber, 'Freedom Is Not Enough,' second, and Harold Campbell. FHands ' third Mary Sa11na Byers speaklng WThe Governor's Shoes' carried top honors 1n dramatic wlth Joan 1cConne1l Nln Rebecca's Room,' second, and sleanor Hyndman, 'Jean harlen, th1rd In the humorous dlVlB1OU, first rating went to Geneva Porter, nOne Big Happy Familyn, second to Beulah Howt, 'Tipp1ng Off Teachern and third to Ernest Thomsen, 'You Gotta Have Glamour Joan McCon nell won first ln 1nterpret1ve read1ng, Eleanor Hyndman second, and Betty Wolford, third The four nF1rsts' entered the prelim1nary contest February lf, 1947 at Cumberland 1n cowpetit1on with Nassena and Grlswold Eldon and Geneva Porter won first ratings and then particlpated 1n the pre d1str1ct contest held in Atlantic, narch 7, 1947 where they both rated second X I ' . U o ' I . - r ' 1 15 - 7 ' ' 4 0 . 7 I' Q ll - Q . 0 , - I O 1' . . . . L . . . 0 - - ' ' .1 . . 'U Q ' . l .f-, f iff 1 , gh ' .ag . -J k 1 ' A' Q ,y sl f f ff' ' 4 -J , S ' 'A Q. 4 X Y X71 '1 5 wb ' X ' ,X , f . ,xN,f L Q ' 'xi . o X : v , I I 1 . -V 0 '-I , K Y ,lkla wxx , ' r' ' ' v