Gallatin County High School - Gallatin Yearbook (Bozeman, MT)

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UTC ,165 f I7 I The school orchestra is organized each year at the beginning of the school term, The students participating in this activity sign up at the close of each fiscal year. The school furnishes some instruments to those students who do not have their own. The orchestra. during the year. has played for the teachers' convention. Parrot play. Senior play, Senior Baccalaureate. graduation exergises. and for the music festival in April. lt placed second in the Midland Empire festival at Billings. The orchestra meets twice a week, on Tuesday and Thursday. At this time they are directed by Conrad Sandvig on music which is carefully selecled to interest the group. Manager-George Rosncss First row: Yvonne Catheart, David VYessel. John Youlkns, Vhester Thurston, Joe l'op1-nnaver, Joe Litle, Richard VVar1l. and Irwin Smith. Seeond row: Edwin Roby. Donald Mc-Roberts, Georgie Rosness, Jerry Stapleton, Donald Bell, Louis Schaffer, Jaek Dexter, James Berg. Dlive Noyes, and Dorothy liinyon, Third row: Henry Hagar, Douglas Morrison, Norman Anderson, Dick Lewis, Glen Muller, George Normen, Ed Cliauner, Ed Voldseth, Boh Martin, John Penwell. Lee Nayler, Dorothea Cutting and Marie Roberts-. Director, Vonraul Sandvig. Not in picture: Vernon NY1-stlake, Dorothy Spanget, ,lane Doering, Nlaek Low, and Lorraine Lowry. fill

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ofzcerf .Band Front row: George Rosness, Jerry Stapleton, Mary Voulkos, Glenn Muller, Chester Thurston, Dor- othy Carlson, Ralph Challender, Art McDonald, Jack Dexter, and James Berg. Second row: Norman Anderson, Dick Lewsl, Bob Klelnschmldt, Harold Eagle, Jean Haynes, Joe C0- penhaver, George Domasco, Donald Bell, Charles Llquln, Mr. Sandvlg, director: Darwin Moriarty, Ed Chauner, Lee Naylor, Blll Judevine, and Bill laylor. Third row: Sam Holller, Lewis Mayfield, Joe Lltle, Ed Voldseth, Bonnie Jo Sanders, Herb Nich- ols, Gwendolyn Haynes, Louis Schaffer, manager: Elmer Butler, Bob Martin, and John Penwell. Not ln picture: James Strand. OFFICERS Manager-Louis Schaffer Drum major-Joe Couenhaver Assistant student director-Chester Thurston Director-Conrad Sandvig The Gallatin high school concert band is a picked group of 37 who represent Galla- tin's best in band work. They have the most nearly complete instrumentation of any band in this section of Montana. During the year the work of the band has been playing for athletic games, pep assemblies, and rallies. They also worked up formations for football games and pre- sented an interesting display at the Park-Gallatin game in Livingston. The band tied with Billings for top honors at the Midland Empire Music Festival. Together with the Bobcat band, the Gallatin concert band presented a combined band concert on March 24. Besides playing numbers jointly, the bands also offered separate pieces. The Gallatin band also gave a concert during the open house at the Squaw Creek C.C.C. camp on Easter Sunday, April 9. 59

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ozzcerf Glzorus First row: Elizabeth Covey, Greta Coshaw, Marjorie Stewart, Winona Norton, Hazel Hanson, Ruth Hoey, Lucille Westlake, Peggy Mosier, Margaret Pope, Conrad Sandvig, director, Peggy Howard, Lois Koch, Eloise Leltrkind, Anna Lee Cosens, Marilyn Stone, Yvonne Cothcart, Margaret Ser-or. Rhoda Ann Hoverson, and Betty Adamson. Second row: Nadine VVatson, Nadine Goodrich, Edna May Hubble, Dorothy Pinkerton, Jean Haynes, Hallie Spring, Elinore Hollier, Doris Jean Ragsdale, Mary Ann Batch, Agnes Taylor, Marjorie 'Tvs- low, Jean Henderson, Margaret Ann Cox, Alys Jane Watson, Eva Gene Spaulding, and Jeanne Emery. Third row: Vernon Holmquist, Lloyd Sandiland, Ralph Cha'elndcr, Donald Bell, Dale Fenrn, James Dickson, Donald Mc-Kee, Charles Liquin, Marshal Love, Bill Davis, and Perry Lenz. Fourth row: Darwin Moriarty, Kirby Whitham, Roger Plumlee, Douglas Morrison, Chester Thurs- ton, Donald Niven, George Moe, Ed Chauner chorus managerg Frank Howard, Carl Hokanson, Ray- mond Lewis, Harold Vllilson, :ind Phillip Pollock. Mangaer-Ed Chauncr The first conccrt given by the chorus c'othed in thc new maroon robes, took place at the Presbyterian church. The chorus also appeared in the Student council assembly. In participating in the Midland Empire Music Festival at Billings, the chorus ticd for first place. The group of sixty is selected from those one-hundred and eighty taking chorus work to compose the Concert chorus. Recent appearances of this group have been in the Baccalurate and graduation ccremoniies and a concert in Manhattan, May 3. 61