Galena High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Galena, KS)

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, - . 744 Mae and Whlie - - . Drum Corps lFirst Raw!-Carr, Edmonds, Armstrong, Allen, Honeywell, Messer, Bennett, Hill, Moyer, McKay, Hatfield, Oyler, Rohrbough. lSecond Row!-Jones, Ellington, Hatfield. lThird Row!-Williams, Craig, Cagle, Scoville, Smith, Cook, Tackitt. lFourth Rowl-Benton, Shetley. lFifth Rowl-Downing, Jarrett, Westcott, Bradshaw, Hasenplaugh, Dixon. lSixth Rowl-Poyner, Breeden, Dunnill. SNARE DRUMS Lavon Downing ldamae Dunnill Betty Dixon Margie Poyner Betty Jean Williams Marjorie Bennett Wayrneth Shetley Helen Rohrbough Kathleen Jones Margaret Benton Nancy Tackitt Zola Hatfield Doris Carr MR. SCOVI LLE, Instructor MAJOR Peggy Ellington TWIRLERS Billie Bradshaw Marjorie Jarrett Mary Westcott Ruth Hasenplaugh FLAG BEARERS Zenobia Cook Lois Craig CYMBALS Leta Smythe Marjorie Cagle BASS DRUM Marie Breeden BUGLES Helen Oyler Annibel Hatfield Geraldine McKay Louise Moyer Eudora Hill Betty Jean Weston Dorothy Freeman Helen Messer Mary Jo Honeywell Myonza Allen Marjorie Armstrong Ruthalea Edmonds Freeman, Weston Page Twentufseuen

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Musical Organizations The musical organizations were reorganized this year under the supervision of Mr. Leslie Scoville. Music was a regular part of the school program with an hour of every day devoted to each group. The girls' drum and bugle corps afforded entertainment for the spectators and encourage- ment for the players at games of both the football and basketball teams. Marching along in their new blue and white uniforms with several additional rows of girls, they did, indeed, pre- sent a flashy spectacle. The first band that the high school has had in many years gave thrills to the students and increased the love of the alumni for their alma mater as they played their snappy pieces at the athletic contests during the year. A group of talented student musicians made up our orchestra. lt made a successful debut in assembly after which it appeared several times at school programs. The orchestra worked on solo work and group numbers, one of which was a string quintet. Although the orchestra was not large, cooperation made it a balanced organization. Increased by a considerable number of voices, the boys' glee club studied group and com- munity singing this year. With twenty-six voices in the girls' glee club, they studied two and three part pieces. At various times throughout the year they appeared in assembly with classical and semi-classical songs. Trio work was carried on during the year. Both glee clubs led in the community singing in the assemblies. The Galena High School may well be proud of the progress that the music department has made. Page Twenty-six

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-I-I+' '7!wBZueamZ2Wu2'e VIOLINS Lois Stinson Kenneth Murphy Glendora Myres Marjorie Bennett Lonnie Stussy CLARINETS Margie Poyner Martha France Frank Tryon SAXOPHONE Hclcn Hinman Orchestra MR. SCOVILLE, Conductor TRUMPETS Maurice Martin Howard Thompson Howard Jones Harry Don Rice PIANO Moyme Lee Stillson CELLO Lou Ann Stillson DRUMS Billy Lee tLeft ta right!-Stillson, Stinson, Martin, Murphy, Thompson, Jones, Rice, Hmman Mr. Scoville, Lee, Stillson, Poyner, France, Tryon, Myres, Bennett, Stussy. Page Twenty-eight ,1.1....l