Ogden High School - Eagle Yearbook (Ogden, IA)

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Y: - lg., I .qv is is BAND Left to Right: First Row-Don Galloro, G. Heldt, M. J. Boehm, E. Johnson, P. Lark, B. Eckley, Keith Killinger, C. Fredericks, B. Crosman, F. Vaughan, D. Dillman, J. Garland, M. Moravetz. Second Row-B. Miller, P. Blyth, M. Sher- bring, D. Clausen, E. Anderson, N. Moravetz, A. Blaskey, H. Banzhoff, P. Burt, R. Caldwell, A. Carpenter, M. Treloar, M. Miner, M. Andrew, B. Murdock. Third Row-C. Sexauer, D. Dillman, B. Porter, N. Mendon, R. Hansen, M. Blaskey, J. Atwood, V. Carpenter, D. Treloar, K. Killinger, C. Garland, D. Kuhl, N. Sexauer, E. Marquardt. The Ogden High School Band was organized three years ago under the capable instruction of Henry Killinger. At that time there were only twelve members in the organization. Since that time the band has gone steadily forward. There are now a total of ninety-eight enrolled in instrumental workg forty-three are in Senior high, twenty-six in Junior high and twenty- nine in the beginner's band. Besides increasing the enrollment they have also enlarged their band repertoire by learning on the average of three hundred new numbers each year. Included in the repertoire are classical num- bers: The Blue Danube, Stradella, Pique Dame, Barber of Seville, Colonel Bogey, and other well known selections. They have made 125 appearances. They have ap- peared on an average of 52 times a year, playing for Sunday afternoon concerts, town concerts, Spring Lake concerts, Farm Bureau meetings an well as putting on marching exhibitions for Fun Day, football and basketball games, and the Boone County Basketball Tournament. In the past two years this organization has been entirely self-supporting and has realized an income of approximately Sr,ooo.oo. This money has been used to buy complete band uniforms, instruments, and music.