Sheridan High School - Bronc Yearbook (Sheridan, WY)

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LITTLE ROCK HIGH SCHOOL BAND State Contest Record Little Rock, Arkansas L. Bruch Jones, Conductor ..... First Place 1931, ‘32. '33 Dixie Contest Record ....................................... Superior 1935 Superior 1934, ’35. ‘36, ‘37, 38. 39 National Contest Record...................Superior 1936. '37, '38. '39, ’40 Regarded as the South's most outstanding band. Band Rosier, Season QJQ-. G L. Bruch Jones........................................................Director Bill Emerson ...................................................Student Leader J.MMY Wuitsitt.......................................Assistant Student Leader Gl-HNN Riddi.I.I.................................... Assistant Student Leader David LcdbT............................................Aimtant Student Leader Db Llute and Piccolo JiMMt Walton First C Flute and Piccolo Jimmy Walton George Scmobneck Second C Piute and Piccolo David Rked Roy Bkll Third C Piute and Piccolo H. I.. Lambert Eb Piute and Piccolo Roy Spuncl Hamilton Fit;mister Pirn Oboe David Ledet Second Oboe Jkvrll Nottage English Horn Dan McAnincu . Charles Bossingek Pint Bassoon Jimmy Virgin Second Bassoon H. A. Courtney Contra-Bassoon Duane Brothers Lb Clarinet James Wray Pint fib Clarinet Merhi. BOYCE George Sihbert John Vi.amidhs Louis Stout Second fib Clarinet Blakely Si.nter Calvi n Hoi.t Robert Fair Jimmy Blevins Third fib Clarinet W. O. Fleming Hobart Hunt Mack Dietz C. C. Collins Fourth fib Clarinet Dwight Pattison John Shermbr Charles Dietz George Thompson A Ito Clarinet Leonard Stride i James Gammill Bobby Burton Arthur Stranz Ban Clarinet David Ri agan Bobby Baker Harry Page Lowell Dabbs Eb Contra-fiats Clarinet McKay Riggs Grover Hemphill fib Contra-Ban Clarinet Chester Creech Firtt Alto Saxophone Billy Finch Don Campbell Second Alto Saxophone Charlene Cox Tenor Saxophone S. G. Catlett Robert Naylor David I.edet . Paul Marion . Merei. Boyce . Bill Emerson . Paul Marion George Surer r OmcERs .................Preiident .... Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer . . fiunneif Alanager .... Qujrtermaiter ............... Librarian Baritone Saxophone Winston Morgan Ban Saxophone John Long Pint Comer Oiarles Crook Ambrose Walker Second Cornet Earl Rankin J. A. Wanamaker First Trumpet Winston Weese Pint Ftuegel Horn Donald Woolsey Second Fluegel Horn Donald Flanders Pint French Horn James Williams Second French Horn Billy Hammann Jack Hunter Third French Horn Rupert Blakely Bob Hemby Fourth French Horr. Charles Treadway Pint Trombone Jimmy Wuitsitt Elmer Hewitt Second Trombone Oscar Barnes Be n Ash Ban Trombone Milton Barrett Homer Hawkins Euphonium Glenn Riddell Richard Landes Baritone Bobby Wells Eb Ban Billy Davell Carl Matchett fib Ban Robert Parr M. E. Yancy Sanford Smith Robert Lincoln String Ban Mary Joe McKnight 5njrr Drums and Traps Glynn Roberts John Oi.tman Robert Blendkn J. W. Owens Bass Drum and Cymbals John Hussey Tympam Paul Marion Alar tmba-Bells-Chimes-Vibraharp Mary Harden Jbanbtte Briggs Harp Sarah Nell Marshall I-aurib Butts MARSHALL HIGH SCHOOL BAND Chicago, Illinois Flutes Helene Kpstien Dorothy Shi.oSBHRG Alice Helfgoit Anne Haas Harry Ma kih Dorothy Shelton Marguerite Millikan Oboes Dina Blackman Teddy Gordon English Horn William Roscoe Bassoons David Klfinerman Bennie Cohen fib Clarinets Jordan Canzone, Jerome Sacks Harold Rotii Frieda Karn Spartaco Tinucci Jacob Friges David Kaplan Mickey Diana Ethelyn Cook Bernadine Goldberg Max Shmulfvith Harold Com ins Victor Zajbc Jean Swirsky Harriett Fumel Marvin Chaiken Eleanor Wolfson Berenice Fitch Gerald Kanter Maynard Meyers Albert Stun Vivian Primus Geraldine Young Pearl Rosen Marion Muefson Henry Wildberger Gilbert Swig Dorothy Lavin Alto Clarinets Lawrhno Ross Leo Katzman Harold Wei.lbk Bass Clarinets Casper Boghosian Syrene Silver Vivian Chez Alto Saxophones Harris Krawitz Sophia Gorlach Sol Feldman Paul Roth Tenor Saxophones Geraldine Dkyo Dolly DeBruzzi Baritone Saxophone Robert Resnick Cornets Thomas DiCicco Paul Pozen Herbert Omens Bernard Parmbt Jerome Gordon Krling Lund Sheldon Lewis Trumpets Sidney Katz Margaret Morgan Leonard Wasserman Martin Tuchow Howard Watt French Horns Leon Mendelsohn Ruth Slutzky Dorothy Kaplan Shirley Slutzky Marvin Lehtman Herbert Mazer Martin Blachman Baritones Bernice Simon Joh n Roscoe Thelma Ginsberg Trombones Albert Cassoria Jerome Bfrlin Thelma Koons John Boenzi Melvin Miller Seymour Rosofsky Felicia Kinzie Sousaphone i Matthew Ellenhorn Yale Williams John Flynn Harold DeMirsky String Ba'S David Tfplitz Marshall Simon Sanford Klingman Percumon Gene Wile ns Martin Brouner Marvin Kaplan Gi-rald Rosenberg

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DIRECTORS First Row William II. Gould.........................Grand Junction, Colorado Started at Grand Junction. 1932. Ha built a fine band and orchestra with enviable records made by each of these organizations. II. W. Dodd....................................Dickinson, North Dakota Organized band at Dickinson two years ago. Has built up a fine concert and marching organization that rates well with the finest bands in the state. Captain A. T. Henson......................................Logan, Utah Director of band and orchestra. Grandson of the famous English bandmaster. Edward Hopewell of the King's Royal Rifles. Studied under Doctor Daniel Prothers; at the age of twenty-two. he organized the first school band and orchestra in Western Canada; was for a number of years conductor of the Alberta Philharmonic Symphony Oichestra; obtained Bachelor of Music degree from the Royal Academy of Music in London. Located at Logan. Utah. 1929. The story of his woik there is told in the story of his organizations. Edith M. Hanson.......................................Hudson, Wisconsin Music supervisor Hudson school twelve years. Has developed fine mixed chorus. Also outstanding soloists; giaduate of St. Olaf College. Studied Universities of Minnesota. Washington, and Wisconsin; Christiansen Choral School. Paul E. Carlson...........................Brownsville, Pennsylvania Director of the fine Brownsville High School Band. Second Row Mrs. Marcaret Rawson Goheen . . . Tacoma, Washington B.A. and M.A., Washington College. Special work at Columbia and Northwestern Universities; Qioral schools of Dr. Christianson and Father Finn and University of Washington. Took charge of A Capclla Choir, Lincoln High School, Tacoma Washington. 1935. Has remarkable record of achievement. A. II. Schleunes.................................Mansfield, Wisconsin Directs the fine band at Marshfield; thirty two out of thirty-five solos and ensembles rated superior, 1939 State Contest. A record showing fine teaching. B. E. degree Oshkorh State Teachers College; studied at University of Wisconsin, Northwestern University, Lawrence College, Vandercook School of Music. Simon Kooyman.....................................Clarksdale, Mississippi Of native Dutch parentage; born in Holland. 1882; educated in Holland, studied music at Beverwyk School of Music and at Haarlem. Became director of band and orchestra at Wykanzee, beach resort. In 1908. went to city of Medan. Netherland East Indies, to direct city orchestra; on account of World War, came to United States in 1915. Since has been director of several city bands in different sections of the country; came to Clarksdale, 1926. Has enviable record in band and orchestra field; member of American Bandmasters Association; vice chairman. Region 7; has received recognition as composer and teacher. Has host of friends in Mid-South. Miss Peari. Jacobson..................................Eureka, California Has done outstanding choral work at Eureka. California. Has outstanding contest record. Miss Chlor Lufkin.........................Water Valley, Mississippi Miss Lufkin went to Water Valley six years ago and organized the band which now has fifty-four members. Miss Lufkin is regarded as one of Mississippi’s outstanding conductors, which is attested by the record of the fine Water Valley High School Band. Third Row W. II. Greenwood.....................................Lebanon, Tennessee Serving his first year at Lebanon; has built the band from twenty eight to fifty piece . Elmo Low..................................................Laredo, Texas Graduate of San Marcos Baptist Academy. B.A. with band. Hardin Simmons University; member of famous Cowboy Band, assistant director. I930-’31. Solo chair clarinet for three years; voted most valuable member, 1927,’31. Graduate study Sul Ross State Teachers College. Texas Technological College. Vale II. Ellis....................................Montgomery, Alabama Bachelor of Music from Dana Musical Institute; Bachelor of Science in Education, from Kent University; Master’s degree in Education from Howard College; director of bands Woodlawn High School, Birmingham. Alabama. 1927-’38; first trombone with Birmingham Civic Symphony six seasons; instructor of trombone and baritone at Birmingham Conservatory of Music. 1V36-'38; director of bands at Sidney Lanier High School. Montgomery, Alabama. 1938-’40; director of Alcazar Temple Shrine Band. Montgomery. Ala bama; president of Alabama Music Festival Association, I939’40. C. A. Wallick........................................Jackson, Tennessee Commercial course, Webster Reserve Academy, Hudson. Ohio, also Case School, Cleveland, Ohio. Taught school in Missouri and Indian Territory with band as a side line; attended college at Pea Ridge, Arkansas, and organized a college band there; worked for Rock Island. Railroad at Hartshorn, Oklahoma, and organized various bands. Has organized and taught numerous bands and orchestras in Arkansas and Mississippi where he has been most successful in his work. Started in Jackson. Tennessee. 1937, and has built a fine organiza tion. C. E. Cl.AUSSEN.........................................Holstein, Iowa Director of band, Holstein, Iowa. Educated in Germany. Studied in a mill tary school; traveled with an orchestra thioughout the Danube country. Fourth Row Walter C. Minniear....................................Monroe, Louisiana Ouachita Parish High School. Organized band, 1936; has built it to seventy five members with an enviable record. C. W. Martin...............................North Little Rock, Arkansas Junior High School. Starting with his own family of eight boys and three girls, Mr. Martin dc vcloped the famous “Martin Family Band at Quitman, Arkansas, some twenty-five years ago. A lover of band music, he began teaching it to his children in their infancy. Has taught bands throughout Arkansas. Started school bands in the North Little Rock schools. Now teaches the Junior High Band. Robert Scriver...................................Browning, Montana Has been at Browning five years; has produced unique “Blackfoot Indian Band. Has outstanding record in contests. J. E. King, Jr..........................................Caldwell, Texas Started music under his father, who is a bandmaster; took charge of junior college band at age sixteen; attended S. M. U. Was first chair cornet for two years, earning the first band scholarship ever offered at that school. Attended T. C. U. and won scholarship in band; bandmaster at Daniel Baker College two years; taught at Sanderson, Texas, at Caldwell four years; has studied at Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, H. A. Vandercook. Chicago. Hobbies: chess and tennis. W. Ronzik Francis............................Grantvillc, West Virginia Calhoun County High School. Has developed a sixty four piece band with a fine record. Fifth Row Andrew Mikita........................................Effingham, Illinois Has developed an outstanding band. Teaches fine citizenship to students through community service. Outstanding contest record. [91