Fort Benton High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Fort Benton, MT)

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FIRST ROW, 1. to r.: Dione Albers, lone Bratvold, Joan Benjamin, Betty Hightower, Raedene Nottingham, Carolyn Holm, Jane Peterson, Kathy Moorse, Patsy Jordan, Donna Olson, Roxanne Kegel, Susan Larson, Rachel Vielleux, Diane Ritter. SECOND ROW: Elaine Wolf, Jean Benjamin, Sandra Smith, Monda Kalanick, Kathy Ries, Candy Meredith, Clarice Holm, Bob Appleby, Jim Tacke, Martyna Richard, Rusty Peres, Tom Leinart, Rick Gilbert, Tom Tope, Brian Wood, Ginny Ries, Howard Hanford. THIRD ROW: Mary Kay Lenington, Merial Chappell, Kathy Price, Mary Jane Ross, James Lofstrom, Danny Vielleux, Linda Cook, Ernie LaBarre, Gene Bennett, Rick Blummer, Joei Beauregard, Ray Grande, Jim Herbold, Gar Wood, Dick Grande, John Olson, Kent Aznoe, Ed Lenington, Kathie Burch, Linda Bateman, Marilynn Nagengast, Lea LaBarre, Linda Hailey, Dan Laubach, Albert Calkin, Gary Gomoll, Jim Trott, Gary Taylor. Director, Mr. Jerry Schreuder. NOT PICTURED: Glenda Schultz. Concert Band Applauded The 1964-65 band year was concluded with a concert in the park, marking the end of a success- ful year. The full band performed in the home- coming parade, Thanksgiving Concert, Spring Concert and Memorial Day Parade, and in the District Music Festival, where the band received a superior rating. This year smaller ensembles performed such as a woodwind trio, Hungary five band, and a brass ensemble rather than a stage band. The Pep Band had a busy year of home games, district tournament, and a trip to Conrad. The band was honored by ten, preauditioned All-State Band members: Diane Ritter, Rachael Vielleux, Dione Albers, lone Bratvold, Gary Tay- lor, Lea LaBarre, Ed Lenington, Candy Meredith, Clarice Holm and Carolyn Holm. Further honor came as Carolyn Holm represented Fort Benton as the first chair bassoon in All-Northwest Band. - •------------- Mr. Schreuder directs band during the Spring 28 Concert.

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 It's a good thing for you that I do use my head, M exclaims the Widow Piper (Betty Hightower) as Bamaby (Larry Krum- wiede) complains of her extravagance. Babes In Toyland ’’See that ogre tall! M cries Jane (Roxanne Kegal) as she points him out to her brother Alan (Ray Grande) in the Spider Forest. ,rWhy not try your Irish iliquence on me? inquires Villager Sandy Smith of Dandy Bob Appleby. ’’Hear ye! Hear ye! For loosing the spirits of evil, Alan shall be beheaded in the public square! proclaims Tom (Gene Bennett). 27

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Under the direction of Mr. Jerry Schreuder, the Pep Band boosted school spirit by playing at all home basketball and football games and during District Basketball Tourna- ment. The Pep Band also traveled to Conrad for the divisional play-off games. The band, selected by Mr. Schreuder, entertained the spectators during the half-time and assisted the cheerleaders. Much versatility was exemplified by the members as they played num- bers ranging from Birth of the Blues to Hands Across the Sea,” a concert march. Since many of the players were from the junior high band, they gained added experience. Led by Mr. Schreuder, the Pep Band performs at one of the many home basketball games in their traditional uniforms. It looks as though everyone is concentrating deeply on giving a good performance. Pep Band Plays for Games FIRST ROW, L to r.: Dione Albers, lone Bratvole, Elaine Wolf, Betty Hightower, Susan Larson, Diane Ritter, Rick Gilbert, Brian Wood, Ginny Ries, Howard Hanford. SECOND ROW: Sandra Smith, Monda Kalanick, Kathy Ries, Mary Kay Lenington, Candy Meredith, Clarice Holm, Gary Gomoll, Dan Laubach, Jim Trott, Gary Taylor, Marilynn Nagengast, Kathie Burch, Linda Bateman, Lea LaBarre. THIRD ROW: Kent Aznoe, Jim Herbo Id, Chris Engren, Linda Cook, Gene Bennett, Rick Blummer, Gerald Aznoe. 29