Moline High School - Hornet Yearbook (Moline, KS)

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Front row: Karen McDonald, Beverly DeWater, Anita McDonald, Shirley Fransworth, Marlene Douglas, Carolyn Smith, Elbin Lewis, Lynn May, Gene Fergpson, Bill Larkin, Second row: Nancy Wilson, Janett Nigh, Leana Giesy, Myrna Foote, Me va Westbroo , Louise Long, Ronnie Street, Kathryn Barnes, Dale Clubine, Linda Eckert, Alice Larkin. Third row: Harry Stephens, Jane Byrnes, Gwenda Parish, Jer Peak, Ruth Larkin, Marlys Horn, Ronnie Wilson, Donna Wilson. Standing: Mr. Ferguson, Sharongarn- sworth, Beverly! Harper, Patsy Plaxne Iola McCo11im, Joan Vanderhoof, ob Walker, Judy Byrnes, Betty- gail Douglas, ancy Reynol s, arrlyn Jacot, Bobby Huntington. Mr. Ferguson Director The Moline School Band of'54-'55 had a larger membership than its parent organization of the precedinglyear. Made up of pupils o the grade school and of the high so ool its total com- plement was orty-seven members--thirty-nine instrumentalists, seven twirlers, and one majorette. The band appeared in seven parades in communities odmer than its own and presented three half-time football shows on its home field. Concert appearances included the Moline Schools Christmas Program, a springtime concert preceding the District Music Festival, and an appearance as an integral part o the Black Jack Music Fes- tival Mass Band of the springtime of '55--a large ensemble numb- ering over two hundred instrumentalists formed from the bands of the member schools of the League. The M. S. Band was directed by Mr. Robert Ferguson with the members of the twirling unit being coached by Miss Elaine Davis, Home Economics teacher. Drum Majorette for the year was Carol Hopper. Band officers were Anita McDonald, president, Janett Nigh, vice-president: Iola McCo1lim, secretary-treasurerg Bettygail Douglas, reporter, and Donna Wilson, Student conductor. Carol Hopper Majorette

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FIRST ROW: Shirley Hampton, Sue McG1asson, Donna Huntington, Carol Hopper, Linda Spiller, Janett Nigh, Marlene Douglas, Carolyn Higginbotham, Joyce Snyder. SECOND ROW: Carlene Hampton, Patricia Galvan, Esther Galvan, Anita McDonald, Nancy Reynolds, Jane Byrnes, Judy Byrnes, Ruth Larkin, Mr. Ferguson, Director. THIRD ROW: Karen Kent, Marilyn Jacot, Patsy Payne, Beverly Harper, Lou Jean Davidson, Donna Wilson, Iola McCo1lim, Janet Parish, Marjorie Jacot. Pianist Shirley Farnsworth. FIRST ROW: Larry Loyd, Gene Cummings, Joe Byrnes, Bob Walker, John Ellis. SECOND ROW: Marvin Smith, Jerry Boyer, Tom Metcalf, Jack Mills, Ronny Wilson, Director Mr. Ferguson. Pianist Janet Parish. 26