Lake City High School - Whirlwind Yearbook (Lake City, IA)

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Standing: Frances Bentley, Mr. Spalding, and Mabel Leathers. Back Row: Phyllis Hall, Frank Heath, Richard Decker, Bernard Stout, and Harlan Ihrke. Second Row: Billy Eldredge, Walter Campbell, Shirley Lovett, Don Sherman, Marvel Clark, Robert Pratt, Marian Picht, Gerald Green, Eugene Seufferleln, Don Squires. Front Row: Arlene Sommerfield, Rosemary Farber, Margery Lovett, Betty Brosz, and Janet Adams, and Mabel Wilson. During the 1940-41 school year Mr. 5?ald1ng's able baton led the instrumental depart- ment through an outstanding noerformance. A fitting climax to the season came at Rockwell City on April 3, 4, and 5. The occasion was the crellmlnary state music contest and the blstweasels and the soueek sticks emerged with flying colors--and eleven first division ratings. Besides giving first ranking to the two larger organizations concert band and orchestra, the Judges also marked the following grouys as Wsuperlcrh: Brass sextet, clarinet ouartet, trombone ouartet, woodwind trio, and cornet trio. Individual honors, in the form of first division ratings, were given the following: Gerald Green--tuba soloist Donald McCrary--barltone--euohonlum soloist, Bob Eldredge'-trombone soloist, and Donald McCrery--student conducting. BRASS SEXTET Robert Pratt, Marian Plcht, Gerald Green, Marion McCaulley, Jr. Bobby Eldredge, Janet Adams.

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Attention: Twlrler Drum Twirler Doty Majoress Johnson Glass The marching band playef between halves at the home foot- ball games, participated in the football Jamboree at Manson, and entered the annual fall marching contest at Harlan,where they re- ceived a second division rating. Drum Majoress Gwenn Glass led the bandg Dorothy Doty and Doris Jean Johnson were the twlrlers. The twlrlere and drum major had new outfits: white satin skirts trimmed with gold boots. The band kept busy during the winter season playing at the basketball games and preparing for the mldwinter concert, the night school banquet, and the county music festival. At the midwlnter concert the band had as their guest conductor,Knrl L. King, well known composer. illSfl lllll0llflll MARCHING BRASS QUARTET Mabel Wilson. Donald McCrary, Warren Littlefield, Don Squires BAND n Mi S Y o,t 3

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Standing: Back Row: Second Row: Front Row: Not in Picture: Betty Brdssfleld, Merlin Hays, and Mary Lou Johnson. Billy Damon, Daryl Simpson, Fred Hucka, Ben Sievert, Eddie Soulres, Jimmy Eakin, Richard Crandall, and Bobby Eldredge. Mata Ellen Blair, Ruth Mathews, Edgar Weaklend, Warren Littlefield, Joan Gor- don, Norma Wegner, Beryl Wollen, Burge Hammond Jr., Donald McCrary, Marion Mc Caulley, Jr. Pauline Patterson, Elinor Mae Nelson, Ashton McCrary Paul Hammond, Eugene Monr, and Mary Ann Sherman. , Keith Hanks. CLARINET QUARTET Rosemary Farber, Arlene Sommerfield, Betty Brosz, and Marjery Lovett. ..,AiPSF?E'x 5 oy. ,,,,..,m