Marysville High School - Key Yearbook (Marysville, OH)

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Bowl FLUTES A. Call E. Fitzgerald ' E. Riser ' T. Welsch OBOES L. Holycross N. Somerlot BASSOON ' Jerry Yoder CLARINETS S. Balderson B. Bugh S. Burnside M. Gibson S. Gilbert J. Gray K. Harless K. Heimlich M. Heimlich A. Helmick P. Herre B. Johnson J. Latham L. Lavender N. Liller D. Otte M. Rowe S. Sabins R. Smith R. Smith S. Sutton P. Taylor D. Weaver BASS CLARINETS V. Groome K. Ritchie Senior SENIOR BAND MEMBERS ALTO SAXOPHONES BARITONES 1' S. Dolan K. Doellinger ' B. Hardesty J. Hale L. Harriman R. Hoffman D. Rittenhouse B. Huey J. Smith J. Riser S. Williams TROMBONES TENOR SAXOPHONES L. Coleman K. Stiner E. Hall Judy Yoder 't J. Herd S. Herd BARITONE SAXOPHONE P. Howey T. Strayer L. Jewell L. Morris CORNETS dc TRUMPETS S. Stevenson T. Ambroz L. Ballard BASSES S. Fisher ' P. Dittmar ' S. Hites 'l' B. Elk L. Mathys L. Nicol G. Pound D. Sherhurne PERCUSSION D. Shuler C. Brown ' J. Straley 'Q' B. Clifford L. Thompson D, Creviston B. Yoakum L. Dittmar B. Gaumer FRENCH HORNS R. Lowe E. Bywater L. Near B. Dana J. Leach ' A. Yarrington OFFICERS Jim Straley ....... President Jerry Yoder ...... Vice President . . Secretary-Treasurer Barbara Clifford Toni Welsch ....... Librarian Ellen Fitzgerald . . Assistant Librarian Compliments of SEED TECHNOLOGY INC The Concert Band reached new heights this year under the able direction of Mr. Zimmerman. This was demonstrated at the several concerts throughout the school year. Two of the concerts were for reli- gious services. These were the Christmas and the Easter Programs. The highlight of the Band Season came in April, when the annual Spring Musical was held. This was followed by the Annual Military Ball. Jerry Yoder and Hazel Freeman were crowned King and Queen. The final per- formances were for Recognition Day and Memorial Day. Queen Hazel, King Jerry n 2 L !.diY.fiIr' 9 ,r. zEVl0u?k:fai:' B 1, A ri' v 'I Y -

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Mafwliiug Bomb Early last fall before school opened, the members of the Senior Band could be found marching and playing at their practice field behind Edgewood School. The success of these early morning practices was shown throughout the football season both on the field and on the sidelines. The Marching Band performed at 8 of the 9 football games, omitting the Groveport game. They performed at two fairs this year, the Richwood and the Union County Fair. There was a dance band that played for several dances and a small pep band that played at the Pep Meetings, and for home basketball games. Dame Bcwwb Compliments of COLUMBUS PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION

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SOPRANO lst S. Balderson ' N. Burnside I. Burson S. Chalfin P. Daley J. Blessing t' K. Darby 'i' 'i' 4' S. Dasher M. Drumm L. Ferris M. Graham V. Groome ' Jo Herd K. Huffman M. Kandel B. Poling G. Renner L. Rife C. Schwartzwalder T Schery 'l' S. Sabins P. Simpson ' 't S. Simpson N Streng J. Tillman M. Weidman I. Wheeler B. Williams BARITONE L. Cooper I. Heineman J. Hervey R. Hudson D. Ha user B. Noakes D Rausch D Thompson .CHORUS MEMBERS The Marysville High School Chorus, SOPRANO 2nd ALTO J. Clevenger ' ' A. Arnold I. Crothers 'l' S. Barnhart t' 't P. Elliott Ik lk Ik 42 41 III 151 E as wo- I. Heidorn D. Hegenderfer S. Elliott Joy Herd S. Herd S. Hites R. Hoffman S. Huffman C. Jordan N. Kandel K. Kreis L. Lentz K. Magsig L. Parker I. Rohr K. Ritchie J. Rauscli K. Rausch 't t S. Sergenr S. Spain A. Sparks S. Strunkenburg I. Schillinger ' ' P. Trees M. Vollrath NSEMBLE H. Freeman tt ' E. Riser ' K. Stiner ' Senior 'i' 'f Ensemble P. Blumenschein S. Brown C. Bumgarner ' B. Clifford ' ' B. Cooper L. Dodge S. Gilbert I. Gardner K. Harless P. ,lobe tt' 't' A. Kinsey R. Lowe M. Magsig S. McBride ' 'i' L. Newman L. Peterman C. Navin tl' L. Rausch ' D. Shirlc ' C. Smith J. Smith R. Smith tt' K. Starr S. Weidman L. Wray ' J. Zell Compliments of UNION COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION and HILDRETHS JEWELRY STORE under the direction of Mrs. Carman Wib- lin, consisted of 90 members. This year the chorus sponsored the Backward Ball at which Bob Gordon and Alice Call were chosen King and Queen. The chorus performed for Chapel services, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter, Recog- nition Day, Baccalaureate, and the Spring Musical. On March l9th the musical Brigadoon was presented. The officers of the chorus were: Presi- dent: Sharon Barnhart, Karen Rausch, Don Hauser, Vice-President: Katie Starr, Kay Darby, Donna Shirk, Sec.-Treas.: Martha Troyer, Sandy Sabins, Janet Beightler, Sergeant-at-Arms: Jo Herd, Bill Noakes, Jerry Yoder, Student Director: Jo Herd, Accompanists: Joann Schillinger, Jerry Yoder, .lan Clevenger, Joy Heidorn. Queen Alice Kin g Bob