John Marshall High School - Rochord Yearbook (Rochester, MN)

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With such attractive girls to attend to the car washing, customers didn't mind paying the dollar service charge, which went toward the expense of the trip to Williston, North Dakota. While enroute to the band festival in Williston, band members entertained themselves by playing cards and making posters to put on the train windows. Below, the gymnasium becomes a scene of iumbled confusion as students prepare to seat themselves, only to Hnd that they are sitting in seats which have been assigned to members ot the pep band. ,QQ wb c ,ftei to vajffj s ,E ml -39 wifi: ,xp X ' tv auf .... iti l' ,. 1 gsfgtgsa 2 e 9 , . . Liss -. -.:.,5:,'.r r,:21' ,:, ' Pete Thorkelson, president, Bill Chumbley, vice-presidentg Janice Housenga, treasurer, and Doris Wilkins, secretary, made up this happy foursome of band officers. Q... E s,, , l is seg '39 ' ,slit 1 'FWD ,f ig Q' ill x sw, H , l fi 1 get Q s ,Q ,E s s g ei H im' ' A f Q is - 31 li? ,Et,':l'?,,lll A 3 l 1415 if SX HU Q95 521 WW? Z3 ' ' 5J I

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2 Members of the J.M.H.S. band are from left to right, first row, D. Wilkins, P. Culp, R. Struckman, K. Hurrle, H. Williams, B. Gron vold, N. Fahrman, B. Banner, N. Sorenson, S. Maberg, J. Daugherty, B. Clausen. Second row, P. Thorkelson, D. Faulconer, M. Masek K. Winter, P. Wood, L. Zeigler, N. Gilman, M. Herman, J. Watkins, J. Farnham, N. Gibbons, J. Stocker, H. Hodge, M. Bundy W. Overbaugh, R. Berg, N. Pagenhart, N. Angelici, L. Wendland. Third row, S, Wollaeger, M. Fulrner, J. Housenga, J. Schuette, S Pennock, C. McComb, B, Fulmer, B. Fleener, D. Deuser, C. Stai, B. Hanke, K. Arnold, B. Ellefson, J. Whiting, J. lberg, P. Blum, E Oisted, J. Thurber, S. Stender, B. Solseth, D. Bahman, F. Sauer, D. Steenblock, l.. Nelson, S. Shay Fourth row, B. Bundy, J. lewis P. Hair, P. Dahl, B. Johnson, J, Hein, R. Delish, C. Searle, M. Hirman, C. Dubbert, Mr. Lidstrom, S. Schuster, D, Moehnke, R, Finanger A. Richardson, J. O'Brien, G. lngals, B. Chumbly, A. Searle, S. Thiede, J. Hicks, C. Keys, G. Tillman, M. Lutter, J. Grittith, H. Derk sen, B. Frederichs, and S. Evans. Concerts, Festivals, Highlight Band Events Under the able direction of H. L. Lid- strom, the John Marshall Band was one of the school's busiest groups. ln the beautiful new musical division, the band practiced diligently for fall and spring concerts, ap- pearances at football games and its special trip to Williston, N. D. A special feature at which the band presented a short concert was John Marshall's dedication. Another real highlight enjoyed by all the members was the Big Nine Music Fesival held in Red Wing. Here the band fared favorably in comparison and iudging with the other Big Nine bands. The drum maior was Steve Evans, who directed the band outside of the rehearsal room. Carey Dubbert is shown at right directing the tol lowing members who comprised this year's J.M.H.S. pep band: D. Steenblock, L. Nelson, A. Richardson S. Evans, G. Tillman, P. Blum, D. Faulconer, S. Trib bensee, A. Searle, and J. Hicks.

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Concert mistress, Barbara Clagett, directs the leaders of their sections. They are Gretchen Paullin, Emily Eaton, Pete Thorkelson, Betty Clausen, Kathy Logan, Larry Nelson, and Mary Lee Hayles. Under the baton of Mr. Theodore Cervania, the orchestra has shown great improvement this year. lt was well received at its November concert and as the accompanying orchestra for the production of Babes in Toyland. Following its annual winter con- cert in February, the group began work on the Big Nine Music Festi- val numbers. These were pre- sented in Red Wing on May l following the orchestra's spring concert. Orchestra's Repertoire Included. The orchestra players, from left to right, are: First row, B. Clagett, W. Wollaeger, G. Paullin, A. Ramthun, P. Thorkelson, J. Watkins, R. Bickel, E. Eaton, R. Moore, K. Logan. Second row, N. Blackmun, J. Schultz, M. Ludden, M. Maass, D. Wilkins, H. Williams, K. Hurrle, C. Slickney, B. Banner, B. Clausen, C. Schmidt, N. Sprague, S. Halvorson, T. Slocumb.