Dalton High School - Luanna Yearbook (Dalton, OH)

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VIOLINS TRUMPETS FLUTES HORNS Doris Amstutz June Domer Clark Gerber Doris Hunsberger Lois Hranko Doris Nussbaum Edith Nussbaum Ruth Nussbaum Jeannette Miller Marjorie Steiner Curtis Sprunger Alice Domer Carl Showalter Franklin Stockham TROMBONE Marion Moser CLARINETS Lela Hochstetler Waneta Showalter STRING BASS - Nancy Warnock OBOE CELLO - Peter Huebner Glenn Showalter Mary Jean Smucker Donna Graber Marlene McKee Gerald Hackett SAXOPHONES JoAnn Groff Mildred Nolt Clark Weygandt TUBA Eddie Herr PERCUSSION Tom McFarren - Tympani Carol Sommer - Vibraharp Hazeljean Sprunger - Bass Drum Maryrose Sommer - Marimba Barbara Tinsler - Snare Drum BASSOON Richard Stevie PIANIST - Janice Douglas A V lA l) The first public appearance made by the High School ance at the Christmas Program was a formal affair. Out- Orchestra was at the Junior Class Play. The curtain standing numbers rendered were: Christmas Fantasy by opened to the strains of The Hall of the Mountain King E. H. Bergh, Farandole” by G. Bizet, and The Clock in by Edvard Grieg which put the audience in the right mood the Toy Shop by Lemont and Kullak. Other appearances for the play, The Haunted Chair. Their next perform- were in Assembly, the Operetta, and Senior Class Play. 29

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TRUMPETS FLUTES BARITONES HORNS June Ault Alice Domer Evelyn Houghton Carl Showalter Franklin Stockham Shirley Wertz Curtis Sprunger TROMBONES Peter Huebner Vaughn Kurzen Marion Moser Harold Showalter Herbert Young Marlene McKee Mary Jean Snrucker CLARINETS Lela Hochstetler Lois Hranko Dolores Kurzen Norma Jean Schultz Waneta Showalter Kay Douglas John Buchwalter Charles Lavering SAXAPHONES Jo Ann Groff Carol Graber Mildred Nolt Clark Weygandt Donna Graber Gerald Hackett BASSES Edward Herr Marjorie Steiner OBOE Glenn Showalter PERCUSSIONS Maryrose Sommer - Bells Tom McFarren - Bass Drum Barbara Tinsler - Snare Drum Nancy Warnock - Cymbals BASSOON Richard Stevie The Concert Band meets once a week on Monday dur¬ ing fifth period, and has played for Assembly, Thanks¬ giving, and other special programs. This organization furnished members for the All- County Band Festival held at Smithville April 30. From this group girls are chosen for the All-Girl Band fea¬ tured during football season and also members for our snappy Pep Band. Some of the compositions played by the band were: Marching Symphony by Dick Feasel, whose father was originally from Dalton, and Lassus Trombone which featured the trombone section. The Band continues to grow in popularity through playing better music. 28

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MIXED CHORUS First Row: Maxine Werntz, Donna Shane, Ruth Nussbaum, Marjorie Steiner, Delores Snyder Jean Hammer, Nancy Warnock, JoAnn Groff, Maryrose ommer, Lois Hranko, June L 0 mer, Doris Hunsberger, Doris Eberly Second Row: Laura Miller, Pearl Lehman, Mary Jean Smucker, Gladys Saurer, Marlene McKee Hazeljean Sprunger, Donna Graber, Kathleen Lehman, Mildred Withrich, Waneta Showalter Eleanor Martin, Jeannette Miller, Alice Domer, Mildred Nolt, Barbara Winkler Third Row: Robert Domer, Curtis Sprunger, Bob Snyder, John Hostetler, Roy Nussbaum, Charles Lavering, Joe Hoobler, Richard Stevie, Glenn Showalter, Olen Lehman, Tom McF ' arren Kenneth Leisy, Marion Moser, Robert Sword Fourth Row: Eddie Herr, Franklin Stockham, Bill Bodager, Benjamin Eberly, Clark Weygandt Jerry Hackett, Charles Etling, Jim Thompson, John Kelbly, Harold Lehman, Harry Gerber Grant Egley, Carl Showalter, Donovan Hunsberger Pianist, Lela Hochstetler GIRLS ' OLEE CLUB First Row: Jacqueline Kick, Wanda Shane, Evelyn Houghton, Wanda McCoy, Vera Werntz Gerry Weisgarber, Carol Sommer, Shirley Wertz, Eleanor Withrich, Lillian Amstutz Marilyn Weygandt Second Row: Carolyn Smith, Mildred Steiner, Phyllis Buss, Mary Alice Baer, Marilyn Sommer, Barbara Tinsler, Wanda Wertz, Carol Graber, Marjorie Ott, June Gerber Third Row: June Ault, Norma McGovern, Doris Nussbaum, Nora Flueckiger, Patricia Lavering, Grace Hoover, Beverly Lintern, Janet Brotherton, Edith Nussbaum, Norma Jean Schultz. Pianist, Janice Douglas 30