Steamboat Rock High School - Old Gold Yearbook (Steamboat Rock, IA)

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FRONT ROW Left to Right Jimmy Miller Gary Greenfield Verlon Klaver R1 hard Smith Gary Arends Lyal Clabuagh Junior Anderson John Koop Jane Greenfield Wesley Naber Sarah Hudtloff Ruth Fonken Lora Tempel Gale Schweppe larxon Jaycox Marlene Arends MIDDLE ROW Left to Rxght Dale Van Langen Gary Arnold Junlor Arends Wayne Tempel Wayne Smld Norman Arnold Norman Barth James Tgentland Janlce Olthoff JoAnn Olthoff Twyla Koop Ne Eslxck Alice Klosterbuer Left to Right Mr Haupt dxrector Melvin Jansen Marion Klaver Gary Fonken Jula Klaver Kendall Hassebrock Louxse H dtloff Shxrley Van Langen Martha Schweppe Ruth Greenfield Orpha Klaver BACK ROW Music Actwltles This year the band, and iDdiV1dU31 instrumentalists trek to the Berven Bu lding for the1r xnstructxon under the direction of lr I C Haupt The band has furnished entertalnment for PTA meetings throughout the year January 20 they partlclpated 1D the County Muslc Festival play1ng The Star Spangled Banner', NPop Goes the Weaselu Gallant Marines', 'Londonderry Airu, W0rverture Fairest Lord Jesusn, and Lift Up Your Headsn, under the d1rection of Mr Walter Lake and Mr Clayton Hathaway They also particlpated in the Preliminary State Band Contest held at Gilmore Cxty, May 5. At this time they played Carl K1ng's HGal1ant larinesn, Will Hoff s Nlagneta Overtureu, and HGerman Medley Waltzn. A group of lnstrumentalxsts from the regular band was organ1zed 1nto a Pep Band Wh1Ch played spir1ted numbers between halves of our home games. These numbers 1ncluded the favor1tes: HV1ctory larchn, Hlilxtary Escortn, HF1rst Paraden, nsuccessu, and NSalutationN. Th1s organizatlon also played whlle the baton twxrlers performed. Six girls Marlyce H1nderks, Colleen Arends, Mavis Van Langen, Janet Van Langen, Sandra Van Langen, and Penny West were tralned 1D the art of twirling by Miss Vera Cormaney. The mothers of the twirlers made their white satin uniforms trimmed in gold and black.V Z5

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Muslc Actwmes Contlnued The elementary grades have each had regular 1DStFUCt1OD 1n vocal muslc 1nclud1ng the s1ng1ng of songs, p1ay1ng of group games, and readlng of notes for twenty mlnutes dally throughout the year At Christmas these chlldren sang a number of songs during the annual program which was presented by the elementary grades d1rected by the1r teachers, Mrs Potts, M1ss Ina Cormane M1SS Vera Cormaney, and Mr Braxda Thursday, March 29, the second and th1rd graders, asslsted by the K1nd ergarten and the Flrst grade, presented a mus1ca1 fantasy, The Cobbler and the Elvesn, w1th Little Harry Haupt and Judy Schaa play1ng the parts of the Cobbler and his wlfe December 1 four of Kamrar's mus1c students Jula Klaver, Joann Olthoff Gerald Fonken, and Marion Klaver Journeyed to Des MOIDBS to practlce w1th the all state chorus The g1r1s' sang 1D the All State Chorus the following evenlng, but the boys were unable to practice at the Friday evenlng rehearsal due to a confllct with their basketball schedule, so they forfelted thelr rlght to s1ng 1n the concert Saturday night Several students also were members of the Chorus at the County Fest1va1 1n Webster Clty January 20 The selectlons lncluded L1ft Up Your Heads Sleep, Baby Sleep , HGIVG Me Your Tlred, Your Poor', nS1mOD the Flsherm H and NHear Thou Our Prayer', under the d1rection of Mr Clayton Hathaway of Fort Dodge Four boys from Kamrar Kendall Hassebrock Lee Clabaugh, Dav1d H6ndr1CkSOD and J1mmy M1ller served as narrators during the rend1t1on of uS1m0D the Fishermanu April 13 and 14 the Pre11minary State MUSIC Contest for solos and ensem bles was held at Rolland A clarlnet quartette composed of Lou1se Hudtloff Ruth Greenfleld, Orpha Klaver, and Martha Schweppe entered th1S contest LOUISE Hudtloff also played a clarlnet solo, Mozart s 'Andante It 1S 1 possible to report the outcome of these sprlng muslc contests slnce the to that date When Granny Was a Glrl October 27 a sketch ent1tled When Granny Was a G1rl , wr1tteu and d1r ected by Ruth Langland Hudtloff, was presented to P3139 funds toward acqulr lng a mov1e progector A choral group of slxteen slngers NdOm1 Tempel, Beverly Smlth Faye Kennedy, Aletha Van Langen, Marilyn Gerber, Sarah Hudtloff, Dorothy Welp, Norma Anderson, Gerald Fonken, Henry Gerber, J1mm1e M1ller, Melroy Luppes, Arland Greenfleld Harlan Klaver, Mar1on Klaver, Gerald Naber sang old favorltes to acoompanv the f011OW1Hg tableaux School Days Karen, Lee, Norman Barth, Larry, Norman Arnold and Gerald1ne Where The M0rD1Dg Glorles Grow Laurene, Janice Fonken anxce Olthoff, Joann, Sharlyn, and Karen Over The Sea James, Bob, Richard, Gary, Merrlll Wayne 0 Worshxp the K1ng Marlys Smlth Four Leaf Clover Orpha Klaver The B1rd on Nel11es' dat lane, Ruth, Irene Sh1rley, Twyla Louise Blcycle Bu1lt for Two Judy Hove and John Koop The Courtin' Marlys Smlth and Joel Rlgter The Qu11t1ng Party Janna, Jane Kay, Orpha Llttle Red Ear Roger, Dav1d, Johr seelng Nell1e Home Roger Hassebrock and Jane My Darllng Nell1e Gray Ianna Br1dal Chorus Verona and Roger Tempel Home Joys Dlvine Martha and Maynard 26 O O O O U . . D . Y, ' ' H - r D ' l 1 ' ' . ' ' n ' n i ' ' ! Il , ll I , ' . 1 -I a n - N , 1 1 . n l , K u .. ' D , V . . , , no . Tm- dummy for this annual was sent in to the Walsworth Publishing Company prior I ' n - u ' ' - , 1 , . , , . n 4. , . . . . , J . n u o U -5 0 . , . . v Q u Q 1 , ' , . . . 0 s A n l , Q 0 0 0 u 1 . A ru ' l 0 s . ' a c 5 u I