Patrick Henry High School - Orator Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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BAND TROMBONES—J. Cass. E. Mjos. A. Boquist. J. Snyder. K. Nordby . . . CLARINETS—H. Davis. M. Johnson. O. Stoutland. D. Thurston. H. Boquist. I. Schneider. D. Giltaim. G. Lindgrcn. K. Kerchoff. C. Laursen. L. Larsen. D. Swanson. A. Bredeson. C. Macht. V. Haertzen. I. Nastund. P. Thunell, D. Ullcvig . . . BARITONES—D. Loun-berg. V Johnson. J. Johnson. E. Gadbois . . . BASSESV. Peterson. B. LeVahn. J. Johnson. B. Hanson. B. Wilcox . . . CORNETS—D. Thoen. D. Saunders. T. Ruppelious. J. Mickelberg. C- Just. G. Kiecker. D. Nordby. B. Gagne. B. Winger . . . FLUTES AND PICCOLO—D. Annett. A. Ausenious. A. Edberg. W. Gendreau . . . PERCUSSION—J. Menntzer. H. Hauck. T. Defor. P. Solbcrg. P. McGrath . . . BELLS—L. Beautner. D. Gendreau . . . FRENCH HORNS—M. Enquist. D. Loberg. E. Peterson. S. Chapman, S. Zelcnski. J. Nafstad . . . DRUM MAJORS—J. Kahler. P. Murphy. H. Taylor. L. Lee. Mr. Moldenhauer — Credit goes to him for the band's thrilling performances. ORCHESTRA Row 3—Jacobson. Fiske. Repcllias. Saunders. Lindgren. Boquist. Carlscot. Strom, tali' 2— St. Mayne. Sullivan. Langley. Harkee. Jackson. Nordby, Loberg. MacIntyre. Strom. Row 1 — Rummeloff. June Rummeloff. Koewig. Femling. Annett. S. Johnson. C. Larson. Gadbois. Farnsworth. 24

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me PATRIOT STAFF Rout 2 Naalund. Swanson. Bredeson. Clark. Bunnell. Clangena. Dewey. DeLange. Johnaon. Rou; 1—Ramberg. Folia. Caahman. Purdham. Roberta. Over. Harden. Taylor. to S produce a' g fitf Other thing, that have of the PATRIOT very busy. The JX o n TKthe s(«dent body since the origin of its senior high edition in 1 4U. 1 hose on both the Patriot and Orator staffs who are outstanding in journalism are recognized in the QUILL AND SCROLL honorary society for high school journalists. QUILL AND SCROLL Row 2—Roisum, CU . DrUnfe. Cabman. Meder Row l-Mr. John.cn. S..»»n, Bredeson. Roberta. Dewey. Purdham. 9'l ng exponent in the si news class

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FLAG TWIRLERS Betty Echolm. Florence Froelich. Shirley Heartzen. Marilyn Hoffstad. Shirley Johnson. Louise Langley. Margaret Langley. Shirley Lee. Geraldine McGrath. Margaret McGuire. Mary Moore. Lillian Nelson. Marilyn Nelson. Irene Parrin. Patty Peterson. Mary Jane Robinson. Shirley Schneider. Jeanette Stolee. MUSICMAKtRS % . . . Have you ever said to someone I Love a Parade '? During the Aqua-tennial Parade last summer every Henry student had good reason to say it because of the prominent part our BAND played in it. In their brand new scarlet and gray uniforms they walked off with top honors in the evening pageantry. Later in the year the FLAG TWIRLERS were added to appear in the St. Paul Winter Carnival. Again the band, augmented by the twirlers. gained a trophy for being the best band in the parade. Is it no wonder then that we dedicate this book to that grand organization? Other musical groups in the school are the CHOIR, which has furnished numbers for countless auditoriums and churches in the neighborhood, and the ORCHESTRA, which has played for the commencement programs. Mr. Jamieson — The band’s drill master. CHOIR Row 6 — Dunbar. DonCarlos. Ullevig. Backlund. Robinson. Westberg. Therm. Row 5—We t. Mitera. Wilkin . Frank. Sullivan. Frie . Lysdahl. Meder. Row 4— Lewi . Zelinsky. UUtrom. Mason. Ser-flatin. M Bayerle. Kurke. Row 5—P. Johnson. A. Bayerle. Brown. Bunnell. Grobc. Wang. Taubensee. Row 2—Mr. Strom. D. Johnson. Lund. Carroll. Shef-flin. Kasmar. Emery. Holub. Stableski. Row I—Cola. Fitzgerald. Berge. Bednar czyk. Meinke. Carlson. Boyson. Sundt. , . «' } fit ? »V ;j • ± f J 25