Mitchell High School - Warbler Yearbook (Mitchell, SD)

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1 Row l: Daune Gall, Jo Ann Wilson, Pat Comstock, llene Snow, Pam Weller, Mary Frances Hoven, Fred Johnson, and Kenneth Juul Row 2: Maurice Burg, Rillamae Anderson, Jeff Kruse, Audrey Snawden, Bonnie Royalty, Nancy Lockie, Helen Ann Jordan, Clara Sum- mers, Violet Knickrehm, Kenneth Koop, Harold Cahoy, Adolph Wegehaupt, and Junior Corstens. Row 3: Joanne Treganzo, Laven Weide, Ralph Steiber, Delores Putnam, James Johnston, Norma Bartlirig, Jim Smith, Merle Bryant, Mr. Harold Hamoker, Herbert Wright Anita Herbst, John Laufman, Carola Koehn, James Tiede, and Tommy Steinkoenig. PERSONNEL CORNETS Kenneth Juul Fred Johnson George Carstens Kenneth Koop Harold Cahoy Adolph Wegehaupt Violet Knickrehm Lyle Lyons CLARINETS Daune Gall Jo Ann Wilson Maurice Burg Rillamae Anderson Pat Comstock Jeff Kruse Audrey Snowden Bonnie Royalty Nancy Lackie Joanne Treganza Lavern Weide Jean Uecker TROMBONES Tommy Steinkoenig James Tiede Carola Koehn John Laufmon Anita Herbst Bam! Mitchell High was very proud of its high school band for the entertainment which it furnished at games. The band played for seven of the eight home basketball games and two of three home football games. Sioux Falls and Madison were the extent of the band's performance at out-of-town games. To achieve a more experienced band in future years, individual instruction was given in the grade schools and Junior High by the director, Mr. Harold Hamaker. A grade school band was organized in the latter part of the year. Members of the Junior High band who had the proper qualifications were also in the Senior High band. The band officers were: Herbert Wright, president, Pam Weller, vice-president, Daune Gall, secretary-treasurer, and Carola Koehn, librarian. In April the band entered the regional music contest, which was held in Mitchell at the Corn Palace. Early in May they participated in the annual Living Day Spring Festi- val, which is sponsored by the Mitchell City Band. PERSONNEL BARlTONE Herbert Wright BASS Norma Bartling Merle Bryant Jim Smith FRENCH HORN Clara Summers OBOE llene Snow SAXOPHONE Helen Ann Jordan FLUTES Pam Weller Mary Frances Hoven DRUMS James Johnston Ralph Steiber Deloris Putnam

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3 'Ns gras craig Gently steal upon the ear. The Mixed Ensemble and the Girls' Ensemble furnished music tor several community service organizations, The large choral groups gave an evening concert in the Chamberlain High School on April 29 A return concert by the Chamberlain singers was presented May 6 in Mitchell. Other events ot the year in which the choral groups participated were the annual Lenten Service in the high school assembly, the tradi- tional Spring Music Festival at the Corn Palace, and the baccalaureate and commencement exercises. Row 5: Velma Johnson, Carolo Koehn, Dorothy Rindels, Darlene Rozenboom, Shirley Broolcbank, Bill Kaye, Lorna Cassem, and Harry Picht. Row 6: Betty Bietz, Donna Lou Starr, Darlene Carlson, La Vay Johnson, Bonnie Blacksten, Eunice Phillips, Ruth lburg, Bill Hand, and Patty Johnson. Row 7: Verna Jo Vanderburgh, Elizabeth Woods, Frances Weber, Margie Cramer, and Shirley Fillmore, Row 8: Pearl Drown, Virginia Heck, Ilene Snow, Fannie Ann Woods, Shirley Johnson, Sarah Scoville, La Vae Hetland, and Ann McClenahan. Not pictured: Evelyn Baldwin, lone Brown, Phillis Cunningham, Ida Mae Gere, Helen Herbst, Ruth Herbst, Nancy Hosford, Justine Koop, Jimmy Lyman, John Mabee, Mary Morrison, Esther Neugebauer, Alice Rogers, Marianne Thoden, and Jean Uecker, A W ii S l K X If J fb X 0 , 0 MM .W

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PERSONNEL VIOLINS Velma Johnson Alberta Cohrt Jonis Hildebrandt Mary Quintal Jack Carr CELLOS Donna Summers Doris Hanneman Mary Lou Dougherty Evelyn Morrison VIOLA lsabella McNary PIANO Leona rd J a red FLUTE Pam Weller zagesbza The Mitchell High orchestra organized last fall under the direction of Miss Jane Guyer. Following the October accident, Mr. Arnold Rudd, music instructor from Dakota Wesleyan University, took charge, the group meeting on Mondays and Wednesdays. The orchestra was represented at the district music contest in Platte on January 29 by three of its members: Alberta Cohrt, violin, Doris Hanneman, cello, and Pam Weller, flute. The entire orchestra played April ll in the regional music contest held in the Corn Palace. All the organizations of Class A, B, and C schools in Region S entered. There was no state contest. Officers of the orchestra elected by its members are: Pam Weller, president, Velma Johnson, vice-president, Mary Quintal, secretary-treasurer, and Jack Carr, manager. PERSONNEL CLARINETS Jo Ann Wilson Pat Comstock Audrey Snowden BASSOON Rillamae Anderson TYMPANI Bonnie Royalty FRENCH HORNS Clara Summers CORNETS Kenneth Juul Fred Johnson ,-wg. Mr. Rudd directs the orchestra lov I: Velma Johnson, Alberta Cohrt, Doris Hanneman, Donna Summers, Evelyn Morrison, Mary Lou Dougherty, Jack Carr, and Mary Quintal. Row 2: Janis Hildebrandt, Isabella McNary, Jo Ann Wilson, Pat Comstock, Rillamae Anderson, Audrey Snowden Bonnie Royalty, Pam Weller, Leonard Jared, Fred Johnson, and Kenneth Juul, Not pictured: Clara Summers.