Vinton High School - Arrow Yearbook (Vinton, IA)

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BAND FLAT CLARINETS Roger Albert Nancy Hartman Ianet Miller Alden Morrison Mary Wallace Helen Bruch La Vonne Robison Beth Smalley John Hays Bernice Fm-mer Dixie Hundley Mary Wa1'd Bob Brown Mickie Dexter Betty Hoefle ALTO CLARINET Kathryn Bickel BASS CLARINET Dudley Koontz FLUTES Colleen Taylor Ianet Struble Ruth Hansen Beth Wilson Patricia Kray OBOE Bill Berry BASSOON Lois Worthen SAXOPHONES Patricia Britt Patricia Milroy Dorothy Colston Francine Kruse Bill Barron CORNETS Don Briclcley Ianet St. Clair Alvin Brickley Richard Whipple Mary Ellen Easter Iohn Bunten Leland Haack Dondaleen Schlotfelt FRENCH HORNS Shirley Fry Duane Schmidt Page Twelve Ianella Peterson Bill Guenther TROMBONES David Crew Esther Haack Gary Gibson Esther Hensinq Roger Bassett Oleen Knutson BARITONES Iames Kruse Margaret Kelley Kathryn Welton TUBAS Glenn Primmer Richard Abernathy Fred Hite DRUMS Mariorie Richardson Carol Harper Margaret Fischer Stella Baldwin Ralph Richardson

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V CLUB IS! ROW-MVS!!! Yerkes. Lloyd Hhodds, Bill Cdldwell, Donald Herbert, Iohn Davis, lim Wagner, Clarence Selken, Bob Hanneman. 2nd Row-Russell Rinker, Cecil Kelly, Roqer Schlottelt. Alden Morrison, lack Maclkllister, Don Brickley, Ralph Richs Rardson, lim Banse. Mr. Grant. The V Club is an athletic honor society for all boys who have earned a maior letter in a maior sport-Football, Basketball or Track. Although they are not required to ioin, most letter winners desire to become members. The purpose oi this organization is to stimulate interest in athletic activities and to promote good sportsmanship on the part of the players US well as the lans. This year Dick Byam was elected to serve as president. Stanley McCctleb and Lloyd Hhoads were elected vice-president and secretary-treasurer respectively. At homecoming time the boys put their heads together to elect a sports queen to be crowned between halves at the homecoming game. Phyllis Dick was chosen to hold the coveted title this year. Page Eleven

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7 , 1 1 Clarinet Quartet: Roger Alberts, Helen Bruch, Kathryn Bickel, Beth Smalley. Trumpet Trio: Richard Whipple, Ianet St. Clair, Alvin Brickley. B Stt:D1dB'kl,IhBt D 5h'dtEth H k, K G1 P rass exe ona ric ey o n un en, uane c m1 , s er aac Iim ruse, enn rimmer. Drum Quintet: Carol Harper, Marjorie Richardson, Ralph Richardson, Margaret Fischer, Stella Baldwin. One of the most active o1'ganizations at V. H. S. is the band. No one could pass a single day without seeing or hearing something from this organization. During the autumn season you couldn't miss the marching band parading up and down the streets after school every night. A special feature of the marching band was the llashy twirling section which was heartily received by all football fans. At the pep meetings and at all the home basketball games the school spirit was stimulated by music furnished by the pep band. Later in the year you heard the various chamber groups and solos practicing in different parts of the building before and after school. Then, of course, you could always hear the whole band tooting away fourth period. Under the baton of Mr. Kosowsky the band successfully presented iive concerts during the year. On March 24 the home contest was held. Mr. A. R. Edgar, director of the band at Iowa State College at Ames was iudge. A limited number of contest- ants were chosen to represent V. H. S. at the pre-state contest held on April 7. Those receiving superior ratings in this contest participated in the state contest, April 27 and 28, at Marion. Page Thirteen