Dakota High School - Talebearer Yearbook (Dakota, IL)

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TL o 4 , , H G VY, ki r'I v N f fo -frm ...,,m -Q f - .. -..q Q .. lu . . 1 'N -.. f 4--,'.-.- e . Q ,gf n as - -no-4-Mf2f. ...W -.- -. BAND P Pauline Niblo Roselyn Ruth , Virginia Hodgson Norma Hufford , Jean Hofmeister Rachael Nelson- Zelda Weber , BRSONNEL Corolyn Bennehofff Pauline Barr , Catherine Shippy Gladys Ter Hark Neve Henze , Norma Long , James Gentz , Gilbert Crull , Chester nfflerbau Leo Heinen , Marie Grunder , Yuteva Haubach, Barbara Ruef , Edgar Barr , Ronald Goeke Ted Long , , Glen Ter Bark Don Wise 4 , Charles Schroeder Verl Foss ,, . Verlene Lawler, Stanley Thomas Judd Hodgson , Phyllis Wise Cecil Meyer , Gloria Rnetz , Jaunita Detwiler Loretta Pieper,- Frank Meinert , Lucille Germain Neva Meyers , Betty Haass Mr. Schaper I 1 O g. D . I O I l I 'I U I 0 O I I C I .. O' O Clarinet Clarinet Clarinet Clarinet Clarinet Clarinet Clarinet Clarinet Clarinet Clarinet Cornet Cornet Cornet Cornet Cornet Cornet Cornet , ,Base Drum , S . S :Fi f Fr . Fr nare Drum nare Drum Baritone Baritone Trombone Trombone Trombone Trombone Trombone Base Horn Base Horn , Flute . Flute ench Horn ench Horn ench Horn Saxophone Saxophone Saxophone Saxophone Saxophone Director

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, ,1 i ' 1 1, Gr-'ff- TF! 'gf -lv-55 ILE? i BAND The band has shown great improvement this year. Mr, Kiburz again came out and gave lessons both to beginners and to the old- er members. Two practices a week and more when necessary were insisted upon as a qu- alification for band membership, One new instrument was added to the band - a baritone saxophone, played by Loretta Pieper. Band membership increased when several new members from Davis joined, At Christmas time the Band joined with the Chorus and gave a concert under the direct tion of Mr, Kiburz and Mr. Sehaper, The band did not play at basketball games this year owing to the fact that not enough ne- mbers could come to the games. The Band and Chorus sponsored the Home Ta- lent Show on February sixteenth. The me- ney made from this affair is to be devoted to the purchase of new music. This year Dakota was host to the annual county Music Festival, The Band took an active part in making this Festival in- structive and entertaining. .-.1-Q-vu-n-s q..,.,' lla.

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'beg tsse G , . 'jttf' '... -N. . 4+ V ... -5?'.f1,P W ff C 1 JUNIOR PLAY The Junior Class chose nCampus Puarantineu by Robert Gray as their Spring play. ,This was e comedy in three acts - a delightful, rollicking story of college life. Lnagine a girl's sorority house on the es- mpus of a well known university. It is e Saturday night, all the girls are ready to go out for the evening. Some are wishing that they could stay in when suddenly one of the girls becomes ill. The doctor is culled and nehicken poxn is the verdict... The house is quarantined for two weeks,.,. when they discover several boys in the gskq sorority house, what s situftion follows!! It all ends to the s one, however, and Gloria Smith , Mrs. Smith , Beryl Shepherd Edythe Rhodes . Lola Dunn . . Dr. Leon Atwell . Gordon Dunn . Q Ronald Steele Elliot Maxim 5 . Finlay Carruthers. Howard Ross . . Deborah Mercer. ntisfaetion of every ch gets his match, Betty Maass . Marian Rsetz . Bennie Miller . Grace Epling , . Neva Meyers . . Judd Hodgson . Chester Afflerbaugh . . Arvin Sehworze . Charles Schroeder Stanley Thomas Maurice Ter Hnrk Marie Grunder. ......,h,m,., 0 We Im'F ' Q-it -sv :Qin as K 6 I3 l Q Q . 4?