Dakota State University - Trojan Yearbook (Madison, SD)

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Concert Band Presents The second annual Pops Concert was held at Memorial Gymnasium on February 6. Those in at- tendance enjoyed the variety of music which ranged from a novelty number, The Peck-Horn's Revenge featuring Ruth Wilson as narrator, to a selection of waltzes from Der Rosenkavaliern by Strauss and Cailliet. Many of the numbers used in the concert were included on the band tour program which was gmreiented at a number of area high schools, Aprll Bassoon Carolyn Knox Cornets Tim Bjork Sandra Cole Kendra Erickson Larry Fossum Gary Groce Sharon Lunt Tim Peterson Butch Quail Steve Rekstad Ray Schnell Richard Seid Dennis Tonsoger French Horns Dan Bohl Susan Dragseth Martha Gulick Joel Jorgensen Kathy Ogden Marian Reaves Ruth Wilson 6Pops Concert' Baritone Marilyn Jefferis Gloria Ellens Cheryl Schleuter Doug Stout Trombones Gene Bauer Richard Buck Henry Hayes Roger Hallenbeck Martha lken Janis Rikansrud Kathy Tupper Tom Spicer B355 Bill Krause Doug Schetnan Percussion Joy Larson Jolene Lindbloom Greg Olson Dan Ryan Nancy Wheeler I I blasts out a rousing marsh GS the bond The trombone section th homecoming football game. entertams durm9 half Mme af e '

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Flutes Judy Bohl Nancy Hexom Carol Johnston Barbara Knox Lois Olson Connie Prouty Betty Wyant Oboe Jackie Foross E b Clarinet Jan Amert Alto Clarinet Georgia Jorgensen Saxophones LeeAnn Aker James Fitzpatrick B b Clarinet Ronald Beckman Dennis Bossman Beryl Braford Bill Chase Deanna Dubois Theola Ekle Sylvia Erickson Pat Hass Darla Hilgenberg Janice Hink Barbara Johnson Marilyn Moose Linda Nelson Gloria Riecke Barbara Nightser Linda Petheram Deda Rae Schultz Sharon Tastad Janis Westin Bass Clarinet Barbara Hagen Domhy Knutson Contra Bass Clarinet Gene Matson Donna Minnaert Raydell Moose Marci Scott Terri Tomscha Shirley Skelton f arching Band akes Guest Appearanceg Preparing for the annual Tutor Day parade and football game, October 2, Was the band's first major project of the 1965-'66 school year. On October 16, the band was a guest at SFC's Tepee Days in Sioux Falls. After marching in the parade, the band mem- bers Were treated to a noon luncheon at the Sioux Falls College Cafeteria. That afternoon the band pre- ivenield a special half time routine at Howard Wood ie . Cc fl Mem tend: from featu walt: Caill were rf f Q ,. . ww at . A 4 Drummers Danny R - , YU d S leaders in beating ou: :hne chlbIr'itsHuds0l? help the Cheer- The band also provided entertainment before and during the half time periods of all home football and basketball games. . press 11-13 team on to victory, as t e fans urge 'heir

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', yy' in ,,l' are- 191108221911 49' - F P Under the lights the General Beadle A Capella choir rehearsed for their appearance on KSOO TV. S L ii, ir Their Talent -,Mi usical mbassadors 1, 'T Mr. S. K. Lotspeich directed his 60-voice choir in its second appearance on KSOG TV'S Christmas In Song. At 10:45 p.m. on Decem- ber 16 the choir began its program of Christ- mas songs, ranging from foreign carols to traditional American yuletide selections. In the spring the GBSC choir took its an- nual tour of high schools within the state. 82 i