Leroy Ostrander High School - Leroyan Yearbook (Le Roy, MN)

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28 BAND Over forty-five members comprise Le Roy High School’s Band. It is supervised and directed by J. A. Sime. Their main activity is participation in the Music Contest at Chatfleld each spring. This year they played very successfully the number, Crusaders' • They also dress in full uniform for summer concerts, short appearances at plays and assemblies and at each home basketball game. They boosted their team on to victory at the Sub-District Basketball Tournament at Adams and also played at the District Tourney at Austin. Their last Journey was to the annual Music Festival held in Riceville. Two additional features from the band are the Brass and Reed Quartettes. They were entered as ensemble units at Chatfleld and played Andante Cantabile and the The Serenade . OCR HIGH SCHOOL BAND Up bright and early, 8:20 in the worn, 8till students com With scowl or scorn. Off to the Band Room They trudge on forlorn; 8ome without music. Others with horns. Their seats they do take, All lined in a row; Up goes the music, And they're ready to blow. The director is ready; He raises the stick They strike up a tune Like the crack of a whip. The suslc crescendoes, They're nearing the close, For the band blew so hard That the roof almost rose. As the band leaves the room There is a hurrying scram, The practice Is ended For our high school band. Leslie Edmonds.

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27 BOYS QUARTETTE The Boys Glee Club, newly organized group of 1940-41, Is composed of boys from grades nine through twelve. Although these boys had no past year’s experience they have shown much progress; they began singing two-part music and were able to enter the annual music festival at Chatfleld singing four-part harmony. The Boys Quartette, which entered the State Music Contest last year was also active this year. Several public appearances have been made and again they participated In the District Music Contest. Left to right—Bernard Halver, Leslie Eden Joe Regan, Glenn Grlmley. Back Roe, left to right—Donavon Helllckson, Philip Price, Donald Hall, Orville Helgeson, Elwood Thorson, Louis Hungerford, Robert Osheie. Front Roe, left to right—Bernard Halver, Loren Baker, Joe Regan, Miss Gilbertson, Leslie Ednunds, Glenn Grinley, Charles Martz.

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BAND Back Row, left to right—Maxine Moe, Foster Hanson, Elizabeth Erie, Doris McRoberts, Robert Oeheim, Orlo Sorenson, Louis Hungerford, Arlene Mahoney, Beverly Benson, Donald Bothum, Maynard Miller, Glenn 8tevene. Third Row, left to right—Shirley DuMond, Dorothea Whlsler, Beth Murphy, Richard Larson, Orville Helgeson, George Medlnnus, Leslie Edmonds, Helen Regan, Jean Strom, Lorraine Began, Violet Bj or toad, Mr. Sine, Director. Second Row, left to right—Grant Hawkins, Donald Olson, John Petsch, Wendell Meyers, Ioren Baker, Donald Hall, Joseph Regan, Bernard Halver, Keith Morse, Harold Sanuel. Mary Lou Moe, Keith Hall. Front Row, left to right—Charles Martz, Gene Medinrajs, Verde 11 Eastwold, Gladys Hall, Patricia Hawkins, Philip Price, Alice Moe, Doris Subra, Carolyn petsch, Marie Regan, Marjorie Ludenan, Elaine Price, Norma Jean Share. Baton Twirlers, left to right—Marjorie Malconson, Mary Regan, Beverly 8tlles. Absent from picture—Carmen Start, Russell Sorenson. REED QUARTETTE BRASS QUARTETTE Left to right—Bernard Halver, Loren Baker, Donald Hall, Harold Sanuel. Left to right—Verdell Eastwold, Alice Moe, Patricia Hawkins, Marie Regan.