Greene High School - Greene and White Yearbook (Greene, IA)

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Cancer! Band Qgp gow: M, Anderson, E. Needham, M, Bathke, G, Wiebke, H. Downs, S. Craven, G, Dovey, D. Curtis, M. Spratt, E. Shaffer. Second 393: L, Tindall, T. Shook J. Byers, L. Schuknecht, T, Barnhart, M, Petersen, R. Weiss, T. Stanton, L. Conn Third Bow: P, Hauser, M. Witwer, R. Crooks, C, Shook, B. Yaw, D. Delker J. McRoberts, H. Heidenwirth, P. Burroughs, H. Stanton, Fourth Bow: R. McRoberts, P. Crosby, D. Landers, M. Noehl, J. Frudden, F, Shultz, M. MacLeod, M, Henline, D. Smith, G. Wittgreve. Fifth gow: D. Bruns, H, Stanton, M. Meyers, L. Sperry, B. Hahn, P, Kingery, J. Kingery, J. Hoben. The High School Concert Band, directed by Mr. Milton Mussehl, is composed of 47 members. The band entertains occasionally at various school and civic functions and at the annual Spring concert of the G. H. S. Music Dept. At this concert the vocal dept. and contest participants also present the fruits of their winter labor . 22 Band Queen of 1948 By popular vote, the band selects a candidate from the Senor band members to represent the school at the North Iowa Band Festival at Mason City in June. This year Jane Frudden has been chosen to compete for the title of Miss North Iowa. The an- pe nual festival is an anticipated event for all the -fl members of the band.

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Sfdflf Of 1948 Editor .... . Marian Petersen Asst. Editor. . . .Harvey Siemens Sports. . . Stanley Shook Features. . . .Jane Frudden Donna Delker Betty Lou Yaw Frederick Nordmeyer Typlsts . . . . Audrey Bohner Lavon Rover Photography . . .Bob Albrecht Keith Menken Business Manager ..... Charles Wildman Asst. Business Manager ..... Bill Weiss Compiling a yearbook, such as the Greene and White, takes no little time and effort. Don't misunderstand. We're not com- plaining. Creating this annual has been fun, as well as work. To Miss Farmer goes all kinds of laurels for an excellent job of supervising and assisting in our production. We extend our sincere thanks to herg she stood by us, through it alll Here it is--we hope you enjoy it.

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Marching Banu' The marching band made five appearances this fall at foot- ball games, entertaining at four home games and making a trip to perform at Nashua, The usual program included an qmn- ing flag raising ceremony as- sisted by the Boy Scouts and formations during the half. The unusual and interesting manuevers presented this year included a battleship complete with signal flags and propel- ler, a football which was in- flated and exploded,amd snappy drill. The marching band also livened the Homecoming pep meetings. In October the twirlers entered the State contest at Postville. Mary Noehl received a first division rating in flag twirling, Margaret MacLeod and Jane Frudden placed first in baton twirling from the large field of contestants. This June the marching band will again taKe part at the Nortl Iowa Band Festival in Mason City, performing in the morning parade and afternoon and evering events