Sheridan High School - Bronc Yearbook (Sheridan, WY)

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Leesburg, Fla. First Row Jos: Hanmcan . . Grand Junction, Colo. Mildred J. Knight . Grand Junction, Colo. Flute Age 17; senior; first chair two years; plays piccolo and piano; Flute Quartet; Woodwind Hrio; Tri-Y; National Honor Society; Dramatic Club. Flans to be a teacher. Carlyle Larson . Grand Junction, Colo. Trumpet Age 16; junior. Virginia Paul . . Grand Junction, Colo. A ho Saxophone Naomi Perkins . . Grand Junction, Colo. Piccolo Shirley Phillips . Grand Junction, Colo. French Horn Second Row Robert A. PORTER . Grand Junction, Colo. Flute (Orchestra) Age IS; freshman; first chair one year; plays piccolo and snare drum; Woodwind Quintet and Sextet. District Solo Contest rating, “superior.” '39; National Solo Contest, “superior.” ’39. Honors in Salesmanship and for essay on “Americanism.” James K. Samuel . Grand Junction, Colo. Trombone Age 17; senior; first chair two years; Trombone Quartet; plays football; District Solo Contest rating, “excellent.” ’39. Jack Spence . . . Grand Junction, Colo. French Horn Age 17; senior; Brass Quintet; French Horn Duet; Hi-Y Club. Marie Teeslink . Grand Junction, Colo. Hanoon (Orchestra) Claire V. Unger . Grand Junction, Colo. Snare Drum Age 13; sophomore; first chair five years; plays tympani, cymbals, and bass drum; Drum Trio. District Contest rating, superior.” ’38; excellent,” '39; National Solo Contest, superior,” '37. '38. Plans to be a musician. Eugene Crandall . . . Hamden, Conn. Baritone Third Row Harold E. Jones, Jr. . . Hamden, Conn. Cornet Charles Bowman.........................Eustis, Fla. baritone Age 15; junior; first chair one and one-half years; Brass Sextet; Brass Ouartet; State Solo Contest rating, “good,” ’39. Plans to enter field of aviation. Robert M. Bronson .... Eustis, Fla. Oboe Age 14; freshman; first chair one year; plays clannet; Woodwind Ensemble; small orchestra; athletics; Eagle Scout. Plans to be a Scout executive. Miriam Choate.....................Eustis, Fla. Alto Clarinet Age 15; sophomore; first chair one year; plays piano; Woodwind Sextet; Clarinet Quartet; Girl Scout. Francys Cuff..........................Eustis, Fla. Drum Major Age 16; plays clarinet; first division State Contest. 39 in drum majoring; second division in twirling. Oscar B. Eckstein, Jr. . . . Eustis, Fla. Cornet Age 16; sophomore; first chair two year ; Brass Sextet; Brass Quartet; athletics. Rated “superior.” State Contest, ’38; excellent. '39; National Contest rating, “good.” ’39. Plans to do religious musical work. Fourth Row Clayton Grimstad .... Eustis, Fla. B Flat Clannet Age 17; senior; captain of band; plays all woodwind instruments and has a fair knowledge of brass and percussion; student conductor. State Contest rating, superior,” ’38, ’39; National Solo Contest rating, “superior,” '38. ’39. Bob Hollenbeck......................Eustis, Fla. French Horn Age 16; junior; first chair two years; Brass Sextet and Orchestra; State Solo Contest rating, “excellent. '39; National Solo Contest rating superior.” ’39. Plans to be a bandmaster or play in a symphony orchestra. Martha Hopson.........................Eustis, Fla. Ban Clarinet Age 14; freshman; first chair one year; Woodwind Quintet; Clarinet Quartet. Mary Marshal!.........................Eustis, Fla. banoon Age 15; sophomore; first chair one year; plays piano, pipe organ, and clarinet; Woodwind Quintet. Woodwind Sextet; various ensembles in church and Sunday School. Wayne Matthews .... Eustis, Fla. Drumt Age 17; played drums four years. Harold Rudolph Sims . . . Eustis Fla. Flute Age 15; junior; first chair one and one half years; plays piano; Woodwind Quintet; Flute Quartet; junior play; debate. State Solo Contest rating, “good.” ’39. Plans to be a musical evangelist. Fifth Row Ralph Elmore Sims .... Eustis, Fla. Souiaphone Age 13; eighth grade; first chair two years; plays violin; Brass Sextet; Brass Quartet; Orchestra. State Solo Contest rating, “superior,” ’39; National Solo Contest. “superior,” '39. A leader in church work. Mary Lorraine Stockwbll . Eustis, Fla. Saxophone Age 15; first chair one year. Debating team; straight “A” grades in literary work. Sarah Armstrong .... Leesburg, Fla. Majorette Age 14; freshman; plays piano and cello; Clarinet Quartet; Woodwind Quintet; Girls’ Glee Club; Girls' Chorus; Home Room reporter for paper. Elizabeth Colson . . . Leesburg, Fla. Drum Major Age 14; freshman; plays piano; sings; Woodwind Quintet. Winner in a local beauty contest. Plans to specialize in music. Catherine Davis .... Leesburg, Fla. Trombone Age 14; freshman; first chair nine months; plays piano, organ; Brass Sextet; Brass Quartet; Glee Club. Plans to specialize in music. Louise Davis .... baritone Age 14; freshman; first chair one year; plays piano; Brass Quartet; tennis team. State Solo Contest rating, “excellent,” 39. Sixth Row Martha Ezei.i....................Leesburg, Fla. Tenor Saxophone Age 14; fir,t chair one year; plays piano; Saxophone Quartet; Glee Club. Plans to be a nurse. William I). Finlayson . . Leesburg, Fla. A ho Saxophone Age 16; junior; first chair one and one-half years; plays piano, accordian; bass violin; Student Council; Hi Y Club; Junior Rotary; Glee Club. GEORGE Kramer .... Leesburg, Fla. Trumpet Age 15; sophomore; first chair two years; Brass Sextet; Brass Quartet; Dance Orchestra; Student Counctl. State Solo Contest rating, excellent,” '39; president of sophomore class; assistant secretary-treasurer of Church School; vice-president of the Young People’s Service League. Adella Pooler.........................Leesburg, Fla. Drum Major Agr 17; senior. George O. Pringle . . . Leesburg, Fla. Clarinet Age 16; junior; first chair one year; plays saxophone; president of Hi Y; treasurer of Junior Class; highest •core in intelligence tert in his class; delegate to Young People's Conference. Ned Carmichaei...........................Ocala, Fla. ban Clarinet Age 17; senior; first chair two years; plays B flat clarinet; member of F. F. A., Dramatic Club; Letter Man's Club; football team. Honor in aviation. Seventh Row Franklys Creekbaum . . . Ocala, Fla. DrumI Age 17; senior; first chair four years; plays all drums and traps and bell lyre; cheerleader; S. P. O. national fraternity. Bob Dosh............................Ocala, Fla. Trombone Age 17; senior; on first chair one semester; plays cornet; Brass Ensemble; Brass Quartet; Silver Kings (dance orchestra). Plays football; S. P. O. national fraternity; Sea Scouts; T. T. T. local fraternity: American Legion honor award; National Honor Society; Commencement speaker; president of Young Men’s Civic Club; captain of band. Plans to go to West Point. Lloyd Hefner..........................Ocala, Fla. baritone Age 16; sophomore; first chair one semester; plays comet; Brass Ensemble; Brass Quartet; American Legion award. Plans to be a chemist. Nathan Kindt.........................Ocala, Fla. Ban Horn Age 16; junior; first chair one year; plays bass violin, baritone horn; Brass Ensemble; Biass Quartet. Plans to major in music. Victor Leavengood .... Ocala, Fla. Drum Major Age 16; junior; plays baritone; drum major of band for one year; Brars Ensemble; editor of the Wildcat”; T. T. T. local fraternity; American legion award; National Honor Society. Plans to go to West Point. Ernest Non, Jr...........................Ocala, Fla. SeconJ Cornet Age 16; sophomore; first chair two years; Cornet Duct: Brass Ouartet; Brass Ensemble; S. P. O. National Fraternity. Plans to be a diagnostician. [21 I

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BAND High School Band CARO, MICHIGAN Harry L. Wood. Director One of the best equipped hands in Eastern Michigan. Also one of the finest playing bands. Was selected to attend the famous Holland, Michigan, Tulip Festival. Mr. Wood graduated from Fairmont State Teachers College, Fairmont, West Virginia. Taught there one and one-half summer terms after graduation. Teacher of Reeds West Virginia Pioneer Music Camp,” 1935. Taught and organized the “Viking Band of Petersburg High School, Grant County, West Virginia. Holds Masters Degree in Music from University of Michigan, 1940 Summer Term. Has been director of the Caro High School Band two years. Author of several articles and pamphlets on bands and orchestras. Haywood High School Band BROWNSVII.LE, TENNE3SEE R. Roy Coates, Director Brownsville has developed a 50-piece high school band in the school band and 25 beginners. State Contest Raring: “Superior four years Mr. Coates has been instructor, also a 40-piece grade —Marching and Concert—1939. High School Band COLUMBIA CITY, INDIANA Lawrence Johnston, Director Organized in 1923. Claims to be the second school band in Indiana. Entered competition in 1932 winning third place in (Mass B; 1933 first place in marching; 1934 started a five-year winning streak. National Marching Championship, 1936. The only Class B band to rate “Superior” in both playing and marching in 1938, Region 3 Contest. Has completely modern music building. “Larry Johnston’s one big hobby is marching bands. Personnel Reading left to right. First Circle: Clarinets: Joe Manago, Alberta Fry, Helen Walker. Oboes: Phyllis Eberhard, Betty Souder. Flutes: Mary Alice Gates. Betty Miller. Loi Koirn, Katherine Evans. Second Circle: Clarinets: Junior Souder, Mary Marie Monroe. Marilee McCrea. Bob Yontz. Horns: Harry Bennett. Dora Mae Evans. Bobby DePoy, Jean Travelbee. Flute: Nancy Myers. Bassoons: Elaine Dunn, (Jack Ampaugh, absent). Alto Clarinets: Vivian Reider. Gwendolyn Barsch. Third Grcle: Clarinets: Lois Trout. Eugene Shepherd. Alice Shroyer. Cornels: Dwight Jones. Lois Barnes. Dick Pence. DeWitt Phillips. Bill Langohr. Jimmy Fischer. Nelson Black. Charles Travelbee. Saxophones: Patricia Gates. John Firestone, Phyllis Baker. Charlotte Moore. Betty Stevens. Mary Fahl, Charlotte Krautrr. Bass Clarinets: Marion Cassaday and Vera Kneller. Fourth Grcle: Clarinets: Sara LaFever, Truman Schmidt. Walter Quinn. Basses: Jim Hull. Jim Johnston. David Bolyard. Baritone Saxophone: Martha Oil. Baritones: Dewey Goudy. Lewis Gregg. Trombones: Gail Snyder, Phil Pinckly, Paul Schrader. Jack Peabody (Alan Obermiller, absent). Standing: Percussion: Marcia Lee Daniel, Bobby Fisher. Edward Meyers, Paul Windemuth. Walter Meyers. Barbara Myers, and Malcolm Bowman. Thomas Jefferson High School Band ELIZABETH, NEW JERSEY Arthur H. Brandenburg, Director In 1924 there was only one high school band in Elizabeth, an enrollment of 1,000 students. This band won first division New Jersey. 'File first to be organized was a pep band of honors in National Competition, 1939. nine players. Instrumental music in the schools has grown to Beaver Dam High School Band BEAVER DAM, WISCONSIN J. W. Myers, Conductor The Beaver Dam High School Band was organized in 1920. with a membership of fifteen players. By 1930 it had grown to forty members. Success in the district and state contests and festivals aroused much interest, with the result that the present Senior Band has Roster Back Row, left to right: G. Letizke, B. Bauer. R. Bar tell. H. Hock, D. Schepp. Second Row: W. Anthony, E. McCaffery. R. Jacobs, M. Oliver, A. Klug. I Rake. N. Rich, C. I.uedke, J. Adams, H. Morgan, J. Rhodes, D. Weber. W. Block, I. Schulze, R. Stangl. M. Uhl. A. Washtock. K. Mahoney. J. Woodward. E. Walters. Third Row: H. Deglow. J. W. Myers. Director, L. Guerndc. G. De approximately seventy members and the Junior Band numbers sixtv-five. Each year the High School Band takes an active part in the civic affairs of our city and community. It is assisted by the tireless efforts of the Music Parents Asoociation. Velice, E. Matthews, D. Heublein, T. Magyar. C. Stebbins, B. Prest. G. Immerfall, G. Griesbach, E. Deniger. R. Maier, C. Bender, M. Worden. W. Murphy. Fourth Row: P. Manley, S. Abfall. J. Reider. E. Kronenberg, G. Kelley. W. Michalski. D. Pettack, D. Storm. J Helfert, D. Reddick. P. Brefka. C. Roedl, M. McLaughlin. Twyla Bohl and J. Johnson. I 23 i