Ottumwa High School - Argus Yearbook (Ottumwa, IA)

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Mr. Onerheim Directs Marching Band Junior-Senior Band-ROW 1: Jill Swanson, Nancy Johnson. Julie Prentis, Mary Leedom. Melinda Woollums. Rcnco Martinson, Sue Kreutzbender. Becky Barnett, Marla Utterback, Becky Ruby, Zorana Harris, Greg Os- teon. STANDING-Bernard Onerhiem. ROW 2: JoEllon Shaffer, Chris LaPoint. Sherrie Klyn, Sandra Wilson. Janet Hindman, John Starr, Matt Hetzler. Lonnie Lawson. Bob Geith. Lisa Fritz. Jeff Bunjor. Gary Whickor, Brian Moriarity. Teresa Chapin, Rhonda Tarr, Cherrie Reed. Elaine Mathews. Sue Hendricks. Dave Yeager. ROW 3: Julie Marien. Joann Kreutzbender, Diana Sims. Julie Williams. Diane Townsend, Bryan Booker, Chuck Forbes, Paul Schultz, Kriss Williams. Doug Cooper, Steve The Ottumwa High School Marching Band is now under the direction of Mr. Barney Onerheim with Mr. William Corneluis as assistant. Having a successful marching band was a good way for Mr. Onerheim to start out his first year here at OHS. Mr. Onerheim believes that the best kids in the state of Iowa are in the OHS music program. They are all self-sacrificing, devoted kids. The OHS band activities for 1975-76 included many concerts, the musical “Carnival”, solo and ensemble contests, the Tri-Cities festival, and the marching band which appeared frequently at the home football games. The band also did many community Hartley. Bruce Johnson. Brian Cecil. J. D. Durham, Roy Harwood, Theresa McDowell. Roberta Boisch, Tom Hubbartt, Don Jonnings. Andy Glasson. Mark Wollenbcrg. Jim McDonald. ROW 4: Rhonda Rupo, Joan Troutman. Renee Reed. Connio Wright, Patty Howell. Steve Graham, Brian Stegemann. Ray Bigham. David Hawn, Doug Mabeus. Kevin Luke. David Barnes. Ron Roberts, Dan Cudworth, Phil Wise. ROW 5: Linda Stookcsberry. Bob Barnes. DyAnn Hampton, Kim McDonald, Steve Clime. Perry Thostenson. Terry Quinn. Bill Pedon, Hugh Myors, Dick Dolager, Rick Baker. Glen Harrod. services throughout the year. Mr. Onerheim feels that each concert is getting better and better and one can’t ask anymore of the kids than the desire to improve. He also said, “We are beginning to equalize all phases of music . . . string program, concert and marching band, and jazz ensem- ble music. Mr. Onerheim also expressed how much he was impressed with the school and it’s fine faculty. All students seem to have a good positive action towards leadership. The OHS music department is looking forward to an even more successful year in 1976-77. 16 B«uid

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Sophomore Band Shows Talent Sophomore Band-ROW 1: Shoila Bowman, Alan Housley, Julie Poater. Missy Carson. Suo Martin. Melody Davis. Melody Scott, April Kiodol. Caron Harbour. ROW 2: Lisa Foxx, Dianna Coghlan. Bob Wollenberg, Mary McDonald. Juno Burgason, Teresa Williams, Diana Oatrol. Ann Savage. Denise Roush. Shelly Nelson, Betty Shearer. ROW 3: Paul Bane, Julie Bernard, Lori Brown. Becky Staton. Dian Dawson. Scott Bradley. Darrell Goo. Cindy Collins. Nancy Rimmer. Tim Abbas. Melissa Criswell. Stove Wilson, Both Herrington. Larry Starr. ROW 4: Karen Long. Annotto Alexander. Chris Harty. Kay Larkin, Tom Marble. Cathy Kirkland, Lori Olson, Chris Johnson, Joff Carroll. David Schultz, Noil Anderson, Joan Welsh. ROW 5: Mr. Cornelius. Pat Monroe. Diana Mul- doon, Anita Podrick. Andy Levine. Vince Scott. John Holtsinger. Dave Williams. Jack Burgason. The Ottumwa High School Sophomore Concert Band, under the new direction of Mr. William Cornelius, has a membership of 61 individuals. The members of the Sophomore Band rehearse during the regular school day and prepare for con- certs throughout the year. Besides performing in three concerts in 1975-76. the membership also joined up with the juniors and seniors to play with the Bulldog Marching Band in the fall. Larry Starr fills in the music with his sax. 18 Sophomore Band