Ventura College - La Revista Yearbook (Ventura, CA)

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I El I. -I E 1: 1 1 171 BAND Let ' s give three hearty cheers for the band, under the direction of George Y. Wright. They certainly deserve a word of commendation for attending the games so faithfully and for helping to furnish extra pep with their music. Ventura Junior College was well represented in the Tournament of Roses Parade at Fresno by the band members, who were dressed in the colors of their Alma Mater and made good use of their instruments, annexing first place. Several numbers were presented by the band in the concert given on Novem- ber 2i. 1950. The organization also assisted the glee clubs in the rendering of a Medley of American College Songs arranged by the director, George W. Wright. The following is the personnel of the band: Trumpets: Mayo Argabrite Sidney De Ros Keith Duval Wesley Fraser Harrel Holub Bill O ' Leary W illard Pool Oboe and Bas Marion Walker Baritones: Kendrick Spin; i i. Henry Teeter Bass Horns: Jack Ans Richard Carlin M . Junes Don Lee JOHN MoSSMAN Saxophones : Hewitt Carman Bob Hunt Junior Locey Ted McLachlin Gordon Trenholm Shields Turner Fred Willard Trombones: Robert Coats Arthur Harrison Harold Pool Ray Pulaski Jack Rains Piccolo and Flute: Burnett Atkinson- Ralph Hall Tympani: Arthur Mooney Clarinets: Harold Frank William Grifi in Dell Hopkins Royal Johnson- Billy Roberts Vernon Reed Richard Stock Alios: Harlan Lamp Robert Smith Li gene Trusty Bass Drum : Tom Meilandt Snare Drums : Robert Brazil Walter Powell Billy VeDel Ventura Junior College Band 60

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I El I. I V I: 1 1 171 ■I 5LY! MUSIC

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I El 1 1 V 1: 1 1 171 31 R C H E S T R A The orchestra, under the direction ol George . Wright, has made real progress. From numbers I a simpler type ii has progressed to such the Symphony in I) Minor In Cesai Fram work which is played by the finesi rchestras ovei the world. And in addition to increasing in quality, I niz- ation has grown in numbers since the beginning ol the second semester, until now the group is a well balanced one. The entire orchestra furnished the Overture and Entr ' acte, Romance, for the operetta, The Count and the Co-ed. The) took pari in the November 21 concert. This musical organization also furnished numbers for the commencement ises. The following compose the i rchestra: Violins : Bernice Brok Mae Brown Doris ( Ioodw i Marvelle Grei |o-[ PHINE ( RI1 I II 11 R l VEL I [ern VNDEZ ERNER 1 lol.MKR Fr WCIS kill 0GG Billy Low i Pal lii vvaris Hazel Richardsi in Bass Violins: I UK AnSON William Grii i i Evi i.vn I Ii.w STON ii dincellos : ERNER 1 lol.MI R Calvine Inm Saxophones : IRGINIA FARIA I i i: Miller Willard Stew ri il IRDON TrEN Holm Trumpets : I I RRELL HoLUB Bill O ' Li . ar Willard Pool Kendrick Spidell Trombones: Aktih r I [arrison R Pi LASKl Catherine Tri - 1 Clarinets : 1 1 Roi.n Fran k Vernon Reed Obi I )o. ALU Pi III Basi Marion VLKER Flutes: Burne ii Atkinson Ralph 1 1 i.i. Frank I )rr Tympani: Alia Mon M0N ier Dru ms : Walter Pov ell P ' ni F.lma McReynolds Venti ra J i n ior College ( )r . hestra 61