John Muir College - Roundup Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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li -5' lf? K 2 v tl, Faiiiillit 'li M , in ii9fa.1.w', 5 'ii Vi ' R 1 ' 5 'i'.. 4- 'f :il n w 1, left to right: Director H. Leland Green. Saxophones: Jo Yoakum, Helen Lynch, Jackie Corbin, Lionel Jennings, Al Leavitt, David Schulz, Dick Tubbs, Drum Major Jack Pattison. Clarinets: Frances Sherrill, Charlotte Bond, Don Short, Glenn Phillips, Harlan Weitzel, Sophie Seretes. Vocalist: Florence Beezer. Flag twirlers: Jean Hoover, Ginger Weber, Billie Rothrock, Dona Duggan, Nancy Asquith, Bonnie Avoux, Pat Kiner, Angie Mont. 2: Cornets: Paul Tanzawa, Donald Satuloff, Robert Cooper, Dick Donnellan, Bob Kelly, Bob Hemingway, Andy Pfleuger, Donald Fraser, Chan Paris Calso Drum Majorj, Bob Briscoe, joe Abbot, Tom Pederson. . 3: Trombones: Donna Larson, Byron Peebles, Loren Summers, James Carter, Ronald Roberson. Euhponium: Ed Weakland, Darlene Jameson, O'Keith Lasswell. French horn: Eugene Prince, William Burland, Barbara Brown, Ronald Fortune. ' 4 k row: Flutes: Suzanne Borge, john Steven. Drums: Margaret Watkins, Don Lyle, Ron Rowen. Basses: William Dodds, Richard Kirby, Don Toland, Richard Soyland. Drums: Gerald Cline, jack Wallace, Charles Dickson, Lorry Bridston. game! y , - rs-v. O- li!!- fl V ih- . - . ,jj ,, . Ei sk ' The Mustang Band wound up the second year of its history june 17, joining the Bulldog Band to usher Pasadena graduates from the Rose Bowl. With instrumentation nearly doubling that band had the opportunity to present a varied Highlights of the year included the football Parade, a concert tour of Pasadena schools, the of 1946-1947, the musical program. season, the Rose annual Boy Scout Rodeo, a spring concert in May, and many other school and civic performances. , The band is directed by H. Leland Green. Co-presidents for the year were Jack Pattison and jack Wallace. Q P096 175

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'F two: B. Brubakerg M. Hampton, E. Berndtg J. Bishop, P. Powellg B. Weigelg J. Boggs B. Chambersg B. Marquisg J. Bartong D. Bailey: E. Chavez, C. Huggg R. Hunt L. Brown, P. Oliver. three: G. Feensterg B. Donhostg D. Kandeleng B. Andersong B. Forbes, D. Warkentin j. Roachg E. Williams: H. Strattong F. Hodge: M. Fraustog A. Woodside, B. LaPlaunt B. Anderson, I. Strauss. four' M. Gemmeg F. Dempster: M. Robinson, A. Reidg R. Goodwing S. johnson D. Burressg J. Youngstromg C. Hughesg C. Browng N. McKnight, E. Pricherg D. Benioff H. Wickamg B. Coon. ' Row five: C. Smithg N. Brainardg D. Bowling: J. Fugittg J. Beattyg B. Woodallg R. jones R. Sallenstalg G. Brock, D. Stoutg G. Bradshawg Miss Smith. der the direction of Isobel Smith vocal organiza- at Muir were a highlight of the music department. of the A Cappella Choir was phenomenal, 30 members the second semester to bring the 96. Very much in demand, the choir could fill only a small number of its invitations to sing. Outstand- ing performances were given at the International Kiwanis Convention, McCormack Hospital and the May Music Festival. The Menls and Women's Glee Clubs also had a full semester of singing at, Pasadena Service Clubs and doing much concert work. The Glee Clubs climaxed the year by participating in the May Music Festival. s one, left to right: N. McLain: G. Smithg B. Garrisong M. Penny T. Rubleg A. Martin, J. Carrollg R. Wall, I. Hooperg N. Ingalls, J. Wallisg J. Karnigiang D. Goudeau. 495m Isobel Smith page 177