Pocahontas High School - Indian Yearbook (Pocahontas, IA)

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' '1!1IF ' NIAIHIHI GBA ll BAND MEMBERS DRUM FRENCH HORNS DOUBLE REEDS Norman Botine Roger Hunt Melinda Foege David Bjorquist Ruth Johnston Dorothy Grosvenor Dick Lieb Jeanette Vosika Joyce Hansen Dick Mell Janette Young Vernon Meyer SAXAPHONES Gene Seger Jerry Alexander CLARINETS - Dick Walters Marvin Anderson Gloria Beneke John Kopriva John Bouma BASSES Janet Plantz Miriam FQSSS Mardella Dewall Terese Stoulil 'Virginia Grosvenor Harriet Hudek Kay Hoffert LeRoy Klocko Alvin Johnson TRUMPETS Mavis Johnson Charles Charmichael Susan Reynolds Bob Chase Delores Stoulil Delaine Greenwood Kay Streit Dennis Johnson Joann Wainwright Basil Monkelien Jerry Slayton TROMBONES Val Dean Whistler FLAG BEARERS James Anderson DOPiS Carlson Ronald Foege Alberta Zech DIRECTOR Jack Anderson 28

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XX if The Black and Red uniformed Marching Band wona Division II rating, under the direc- tion of Mr. Jack Anderson and the Leader- ship of Janet Lou Bouma, our drum major- ette. The contest was held at Storm Lake, Iowa on October 16, 1948, and was judged by Gordon Bird, L. W. Giles, and Herbert Goodwin. Storm Lake extended a hearty welcome to the 27 schools who participat- ed in the largest Marching Band Contest ever scheduled in the State Association's History. mf Each band hada time limit of ten minutes, In tne Class C Division there were Albert City, Alta, Britt, Coon Rapids, Garner, George, Laurens, Manning, Mapleton, Poca- hontas, Rockwell City, and Scranton. In this class Albert City, Alta, and Garner won a Division I rating, and Britt, Man- ning and Pocahontas won a Division II ra- ting, .A X xXlfffff 29