Marceline High School - Marcello Yearbook (Marceline, MO)

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M II S DANCE BAND The lv' H S dance band was organ1zed 1n the fall of 1944 Smte th ti t1me mt has played for school dances programs and out of town dances Thls organ1zat1on has con'cr1buted much to the act1v1t1es of the school by p1ay1ng for the students The members of the band now are Don Wootren and Merle foster trumpet john Earl Young and Fred Stanley trombrm Dale Hazlett bass Patty Cameron and Naoma Stanley saxaphone r ran kye Cameron drums and Wanda Wampler p1ano Gladys Vlsserlng was vocallst Th1s year another dance band was orgaruzed by some underclassmen, wh1ch w1l1 take the place of the Oflglnal one when 1ts members graduate The members are john Earl Young and Howard Green trombone Donna Dale Bunch p1ano M1tchell lviagee Bobby Stephenson and Louls Engel hard trumpet jlmmy Henderson bassoon Hazel Vlsserlng drums San dra Cavanaugh and Beverly Brxggs clar1net, and Perry Conrad gu1tar DANCE BAND Planlst Wanda Wampler Readlng from left to r1ght Merle 1 1' Don Wootten Dale Hazlett, Frankye Cameron Fred Stanley Patty Cameron Naoma Stanley and Gladys Vlsserlng 67 . ..- 1. . . . T K 1 A9 - - eq' , ., , . .e 1 , f p ' , r Q 9 1 ' ' ' v 1 7 1 - C Q . I 1 ' . ' ' , - 1 J 9 1 9 3 r 2 2 4: J 1 ' J Q I 'CILSLC 1 x J 1 1 , 1

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CONCER T BAND The Marcelme H1gh School concert band composed of forty mem bers completed a successful and full season wlth the comlng of May 1946 In all four concerts were gxven one durlng each quarter of the school year Bach of these was well attended Instead of chargmg adm1ss1on lvlr Hulen started the pract1ce of tak1ng up a free wrll offernmg Th1S method netted more money for the department than that of the adrrussxon pr1ce cond ratlng 1n the local ellmxnahon contest therefore be1ng allowed to part1c1pate 1n the Klrksvllle d1S'U'1Ct fesi1valApr1l ll Much cred1t IS to be gwen to the organ1zatlon for the f1ne work lt has done 1n the past year Half of the thlrd concert was dlrected by the bands student d1rec tlon Don Wootten He was also trumpet SO101St 66 , - 4 ! Y , . The concert band, under the dlrectxon of Mr. Hulen,received a se- I . I , C . I

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Left to Tlght Patty K1ng Donna Mae Moore Dorothy Klenast Donna Dale Bunch Bernlece Lane Paulme Fhckenger and Lols W olfe MAR C I-IING BAND The marchmg band tl'l1S year has had a Season of ceasless aCt1v1ty Dur1ng the fall several booster tr1ps were made One of these was for a rades advertlsmg the football games For all of the home football games and also for some of the out of town games the marchmg band played durxng the quarters and marched dur1ng the half makmg an lmpresslve plcture W1th the black and gold unlforms of the band members and Whlte and gold unlforms of the baton tw1r1ers Donna Burgener was the mascot and Ernest1ne Hammond was drum major The marchmg band has to be on 1ts toes to learn all the latest and most comphcated maneuvers and ours has proved by 1tS f1ne perform ances that It can keep up w1th the best any other school has to offer 68 dvertising the Tri-Couhty Fair. Several times the band marched in pa-