Triumph Monterey High School - Hy Tem Yearbook (Trimont, MN)

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' . Af 1 E' Q' e y 5 5 i , Director 'i E Mr. Nelson 5 4 I Officers ' N President . John Feterson 'A w Q , ' Sec.-Trees. A Harriet F V Rlgenhagen ir l e l l s iw ' PERSONNEL 5 5: ' i CLPGINETS FLUTE TRODHBONES SAXOPHONE5 5 ' A EV John Peterson Key Sheppard Roger Sjogren Stanley Baldwin 5 xy Ethel Lech b Lloyd Thomas Dennis Loewenberg 5 iv Wayne Umhoefer E ALTO CLARINET Lloyd Olson Oren Flohrs 2 , Marilyn Kshl Lowell Fischer Mary Rlppel 3 lf' Ann Schmidt Mary Faith Peterson Edward Splegeler Charlotte Swsnsfscn F . Ione Rlgenhngen Marian Ek Marian Meyers g Marilyn Peterson CORN!-ITS Mary Jean Stockdlll 'j 3 Joan wermel szmronss 5 I Joyce Adamson Harriet Rigenhagen DRUMS 5 5 Beverly Peterson Lester Olson Paul Peterson 5 -V Muriel EK Fredrick Koch Darlene Allen Marilyn Qemanko -5 Q ' Lola Carlson Alfred Swensson Lowell Johnson Bernard oemsnko r4 I Robert Hartke Durwsrd Parsons Martha Moore 5 1 Daryl Anderson Kenneth Meyers HORNS Stillman Wlckert fi Q U Nine Allen John Ekstadt Ardls Hllgendorf 5 5 Virglnla Olson Maxine Koch Nadine Jsnzen '5 E ' 555553 Willard Jsnzen Richard Sohurtz 5 Q Marlo Baldwin Hsrlowe Osteboe 5 if ' , David Nordhsueen Gayle Janzen FQ , Evelyn Allen Lowell Koch 5 V f Bernard Hogan 'A I 5 2 During the pest two years the bend has been growing and improving 5 5 N under the able leadership of Mr. Anderson and Mr. Nelson. Mr. Nelson f 'V' returned this pest year after three years in the eervlce to take over 5 NM-,pq 5' f' his former position. fi - ,-,. L f Hr. Anderson built the personnel of' the band from 20 to over 40 5 7, members during 1945 and 1946. 2-ir. Nelson has continued until the present ': number ls 60, 5 5Lf7fF.532,:j During, the past year various organizations within the bend included 5 , a Peo band of QE members, a German bend of 7 members, 6 baton twlrlers, F' ' ' 'li and special ensemble groupe. 5 f The bend made most ot' its appearances at basketball games. Feature fa M-N attrections were baton twlrllng, marching, and novelty musical arrange- 5 lg ments. Formal epnearances were made at the Christmas concert, Memorial 'A - Day program, and the annual Spring concert. Smaller groups performed on 5? ii i various other programs throughout the year. The most important event of 'As ' i . the year was the pnrtlclostlon ln the music festival at Wells. 5 e Tomporarj: uniforms, which odd much to the band's appearance, have 4 been adopted ani completed. -? K The plans are that the band will continue as sn organization during if ,. V the summer and give r'eg.1l:1r concerts. 7A ' e A 51 5 1 5:55:55 ff: !ii5'5i'!?5iiiiifi555s A