Lafayette Jackson High School - Golden Memories Yearbook (Lafayette, OH)

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BAND u This organization was founded in the spring of 1959. This year's membership totaled 54. Public appearances were made at basketball games and, for the first tlme, at foot ball games. Band members also participated in the county festival, which was held November 5, at Shawnee. The Joint officers elected for the band and the orchestra were as follows: President, Danny Reedg Secretary, Resales Emerickg Treasurer, Maxine McNettg and Reporter, Calvin Early. MIXED CHORUS Started 1n'l952, this organization holds the interest of many Students. Unhbemhhtp is open tt. all high school students interested ih this singtng. V This year'sofficers were: President, JamesBassett, Vice President, Lloyd Littlerg Secretary Danny Reed: Treasurer, JoAnne-Hefner, and Reporters, Joan Landes and Calvin Early. A Christmas Cantata,composmdof selectionsnfvnm several cantata books, was presented on December 20. Bolo and duet numbers were sung by Glenna Arnold,-Paul Arthur, Alice Jean Bassett, James Bassett, Joan Boyd, Calvin Early, Marilyn Early, Shirley Edwards, Richard Kersker,Dor1sK1racofe, Joan Landes, Lloyd Littler, Clcdith Long, Herbert McElwa1n, Betty North, Danny Reed, Stanley Reed, Betty Rund1o,Jeanne Sumney, Dick Whitmore, and Nolan Younkman. Every year the students in the Music Department partl- cipate in the annua1county'e1stcddfod. Competition was car- ried on the same as in previousyearswdth the exception that tries and quartets were changed to ensembles. - , The preliminary cisteddfod was held April 2, with Mr. W. C. Temple of Lima serving as adjudicator, and Mr. George Cox, as conductor. The winning octettc consisted of Joan Boyd, Shirley-Edwards, Betty North, Dorothy Sterling, Dick Whitmore, James Bassett, Lloyd Littlcr, and Calvin Early. The octette to enter the district contest consisted of Glenna Arnold, Shirley .Edwards, Doris Kiracofe, Betty North, James Bassett, Dick Whitmore, Calvin Early, and Lloyd Littler,

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BAND Row I Marilyn Hawk, Maxine McNett, Janet Smith, Anna Mae Stump, Mary Hill, Roberta Hawk, and Patsy Snyder. Row II Joan Landes, Roger Bixel, Dwight Reed, Clara Dirmeyer, Jean Chidister, Janice Carey, Joseph Sophag Donald Stoodg Cledlth Long, and Calvin Early. Row III David Stuber, Dick Smith, Marjorie Yoakam, Roseann Dkpenbrodg Cleola Zimmerman, Clolyn Hefner, Betty Anspach, Carole Oberdier, Gail Long, Judy Die- penbrock, Rosalie Emerick, Betty Runlo, Mr. Doyt Yoakam, and Lela Joseph. Row IV Phyllis Lutz, Donald Boyd, Johnny Bin- kley, Robert Maxwell, Mary Sterling, JoAnne Barnes, Norma Hawk, Laura Koogler, and Esther Guthrie. Row V Alice Jean Bassett, Marilyn Early, Rosemary Bradford, Levauda Sandy, Jack King, Herbert McElwa1n, and Nolan Younkman. Row VI Joan Boyd, Bernice Hulllbarger, Jeanne Sumney, Kathryn Mc- Clure, Marcia Connor, Richard Kersker, and Daniel Reed. MIXED'CHORUS Row I James Bassett, Bill Hall, Cledith Long, Robert Max- well, Ronald Conaway, Dick Kersker, Daniel Reed, Dick Whit- more, Robert Hunsaker, Row II Phyllis Lutz, Levauda Sandy, Jo Anne Hefner, Doris Kiracofe, Joan Boyd, Betty Rundio, Rosalie Emerick, Gladys Aldrich, Joan Smith, Doris Hunsaker, Mr. Doyt Yoakam. Row III Robert Nungester, Bob Harrison, Avonelle Rumbaugh, Waneta Ransbottom, Betty Lou North, Joan Landes, Hilda Rumsey, Esther Guthrie, Lela Joseph, Laura Koogler, Nancy Bennett, Bud Reichelderfer. Row IV Joseph Sopher, Betty Parks,Viola Gause, Joan May, Dorothy Sterling, Jean Miller, Betty Fleming, Jean Clum, Beverly Knotts, Cal- vin Early. Row V Dick Smith, Stanley Reed,Al1ce Jean Bas- set, Marilyn Early, Jeanne Sumney, Nola Condon, Carolyn Hef- ner, Maxine McNett, Clara Dirmeyer, Herbert McElwa1n. Row VI Johnnie Baker, Wayne Anspach, Glenna Arnold, Jean Flem- ing, Ella Mae VanHorn, Shirley Edwards, Norma Hawk, Bernice Hullibarger, Mary Jane Saunders. Row VII Paul Arthur,L1oyd Littler, Jim Smith, Kenneth Schick, Don Smith, Joe Skinner, Nolan Younkman. A

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The county cisteddfod washeldApr1l 18, atEl1,da. Prof. Hadyn Morgan, Prof. Russell A. Lantz, and Mr. Herman Ostheimcr were adjudicators, and Hr, F. Marlon Cheney and Hr. Charles O. Guy were the conductors. We returned with eight first place ratings, four second place ratings, and one third, to- talling a winning score of 426 out of a possible 441. The following day we entered 13 numbers at the district contest at Bowling Green. The choruses also participated in the district contest at Bluffton, April 26. The students of the music department are very grateful to Mr. Doyt Yoakam whose efforts have made this a year never to be forgotten. We of the senior class are thankful that we shall have such pleasant memories and with many more such successful years to Mr. Yoakam and the music department of our school. XRA X t XX X X K-, 'Q YV-x X. U. -' do .xt T 'vis p s ' -': a 'wi Q ' - xx... .i ,:x-xo ft X 6 -Al Q4 'AQEKEQTNNQKERQ XXX X My X iw?-I IX-x.. I XYXXXXF-xxx.: if 2: -32,5 'ywix ,. -.. .m',,-Y4' xfj 5 rf- L-X ...sax YNQQXXN N -n xeqvzasf S, ,rl fl, ,ffj we '+NXvf:bWXr ,X Wckw-4,4--sxmg f-ff-'-s - -. ,r.,., -my 1 -is A xx N X X 1 , X ' ' Q1-gg X ,X-Q K sl -:N l 2'Xxx ' . I Q . KQL - tg: 5, j ,yx.N, 7 A - , x Q. it ' Pkg 'fl Nw , ' 'S QD' S4 Wg 1 0 . P N - xv Mrs-:W A .X-4-Q1-Vi Ng.x-fl, - X. WMA ,,'.'x ' U. x ix f T N 1 xx Y,fj F