Missouri Valley High School - Spirit Yearbook (Missouri Valley, IA)

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g L R In The biggest project for the Missouri Valley Band was the purchasing of new trousers. The members sold chocolate, and ball point pens to finance this project. The twenty-first anniversary of the Band was celebrated this year by a con- cert held March 15. Highlighting this years activities was the Council Bluffs Band Clinic. The Band also participated ., if itz the Dana College Homecoming Cere- monies, and the Harrison County Festi- 'F vu's, jf . ,Y ,ads-hm ,M X 4 . val. I' 1 m '-s,.f- 5 Thisyearsofficers were M. Jensen. S LM, Pres:P.Smith,Vice-Pres,ar.dC. ,.-X wif IvicCoy,Sec. StudentCouncilrepresenta- J 'D' m tiveswereD.Tan'1isiea,A.Fry,P. Brookhouser, and M. Collier. Cfanccrf Band FRONi ROW: M. Jensen, A, Fry, P. Brookhouser, J. Faith, G. Yanrnan, C. Ryan, K. Smith, L. Hasliberger, M. Tague, K. .-Xcrea, R. Mumma, L. Frazier. SECOND ROW: J. Motz, D. Yen- aglia, TNI. Tierney, M. Sawir., R. Polley, B. Vanrnan, J. Bergstrom, L. Burgen, G. McDaniel,E. Simldt, D. Tamisiea, J. Webber, R. Murray. THIRD ROW: G. O'Daniels, K. Algers, N. Ash, L. WXvlhVi'1ll7,S ll.irvex', L. R n s er. N. Stessman, M. Collier, S. Hirst, R. Axtell, M. Brummer,C. Lunaieen. D. Roser, D. Savery. T. Moorman, V. Finken, F. Keeney, A. Smith. FOURTH ROW: D. Pullack, F. Hoyle, M O'Connoz', Mr. Wilcox, J. Butler, J. Petersen, G. Lundeen, D. Prior, P Smith, E. Hirst, M Turner, R. McOrew, D. Rodewald, G. Krull, J. Laughunn, R. Murray. FlF'l'll ROW: P. Petersen, C. McCoy, A. Bonham,D. Anderson, R. Behn, R. Sisley, J. Wohlers, SlXTll ROW: C. Rodewalcl, R. Roclewald, J. Bertelson, L. Cvaver, J. Murray. ggua-ae-eag:...mix.:wu:m ries. .flgf if th

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Student Zounfil The Student Council sponsored the Home- making festivities and dances at noon. They received a letter of Commendation from the National Foundation of In fantile Paralysis concerning their well-organized program to raise money for the polio drive. The council collected donations at basketball games and at the student talent show. They also belong to the National and State Student Council. C. Varnes, Pres: D. Madsen, Vice-Presg M. Mendenhallg S. Baerg S. Smithg M. Jensen. C. McCoy: R. Murrayg J. Motz. Standing: M. Acreag J. Schwertleyg L. KougiasgT.Berte1song J. BOI'1dQJ. Tomaniog N. Ager, Sec-Treas. . S X 4 S 41771 ill' .1 -Allah

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rM1:lf.MQ eettnilwlv H as ? ',-'MW . Q k 4 HSN: ' in .sum V Mftummhm NM? 'MV' 1 tex. Unde r the able direction of Miss Lois J Petersen, the Mixed Chorus achieved a long- awaited goal---the purchase of fine new blue robe s and white rabats. Over Sl,8OO was raised in some five months after a great deal of hard work on the parts of both the members and Miss Petersen. Not only does the Mixed Chorus look resplendent in their new robes, but they can also sing! This was attested to by the Ex- cellent r ating received at the State Music Contest held in Denison. Mira! Ehorus K. Acrea, M. Acrea, N. Ager, K. Alger, K. Andersen, B. Anderson, K. Anderson, N. Ash, R Axtell, S. Bates, R. Behm, J. Bertelson, A. Chick, A. Chittenden, C. C una rd, Cv. Dinsmore, J Ellis, J. Faith, P. Finken, V. Finken, L. Frazier, A. Fry, D. Greer, K. Guyett, J. Hammer, M Harder, D. Hemmingsen, B. Hinrichs , E. Hirst, D. Janes, D. Jones, L. Jordan, B. Josten, F Keeney, B. Larson, J. Laughhunn, D. Madsen, C. McCoy, R. McCoy, B. Miller, J. Motz, R Murray, J. Niles, G. O'Daniels, L. Pete rsen, P. Petersen, R. Polly, D. Prior, R. Riley, B Risney, L. Roberts, D. Roser, H. Ryan, E. Scebold, W. Seaholm, D. Sisley, A. Smith, N. Spires P. Sprague, E. Stoldt, D. Tamisiea, B. Taylo, C. Varne s , L. Wisecup, B. Woody, R. Woolson croft, S. Young.