Wahkiakum High School - Lamele Yearbook (Cathlamet, WA)

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Larsen, Betty Halloway, Hal John- aoatawwvli wmwr- 'h MR. E. L. GADBOIS, director of the Band and Choir. He is known as. the former Educational Director of the Victor Publishing Company. Clarinetsz Delmer Enge, Earl Darrah, Johny Ronning, Jackie Stanley, Maxine Olmsted, Ronnie Vog and lrene Olson. Bass: Willard Gyrland. Baritone: Howard Anderson. Saxo- phones: Gordon Petersen, Bob Hen- drickson, Leslie Prestegard and Mary Lou Jacobson. Horns: Edith Jacob- sen, June Downey and Jeanette Stanley. Trombones: Orville Tom- asli and Arnie Good. Drums: Jim Maughan, Paul Gisselberg and Jean Moen. Trumpets and Comets: Bob Goodfellow, Floyd Harrow, Cliff son and Marvin Sjogren. First Kow: Goldie Ostling, Margaret Pedersen, Shirley Riley, Virginia Bauer, Alice Boldt, Wilma Peter- sen, Beverly Fritz, Neva Holland, Vera Ann Damewood, Jack Calvin, John Gibson and Orville Tomasli. Second Row: June Downey, Mary Lou Jacobson, Lou Ann Danielsen, My Lou Olsen, Jo Ann Eggman, Pat Martin, lmogene Danielson, Ruth Ann Worthington, Florence Anderson, Marilyn Johnson, Le Roy Hegstad, Ralph Keyser and Dick Hegstad. Third Row: Juanita Settle, Flora Tonkin, Jeanette Stanley, Alice Grotan, Julianne Dickson, Adele Calvin, Edith Jacob- sen, Dolly Dykstra, Le Roy Wika, Tommy Calvin and Bob Olsen. Qanc! anal G oir From an unheralded beginning with five persons reporting, the Band made steady progress. Even with the difficulty in getting instruments, enough were purchased so that a Band of 30 pieces developed. The tone was of good quality and the members, many of whom had never played before, became interested in doing a grand job. So much so that two weeks before Christmas the Band was given a heavy program to prepare, Not only did the members respond well, but such things as White Christmas were added to the program, making it what was said to have been the most outstanding program given by the school for a long time. During the spring, a large school-wide concert was planned, which was to include the Band, the Choir and the grades. Among the numbers to be done were Spring Festival Overture by Johnson, also Clair Johnson's new arrangement of the Children's Prayer from Hansel and Gretl, Built On a Rock, by Elmer Uggen, for Band and Choir, several marches and other material. During the year i946-47, the Cathlamet High School Choir took a place in the music of the community in a very definite way. The progress was very slow during the first months, but the coming of Christmas gave evidence that the Choir was going to be out- standing before the end of the year. These people began to take an active interest in reading new music at sight early in the year. The material used included Dr. Christiansen's choir numbers: Built On a Rock, by Uggeng Come To the Fair, by Easthope-Martin, and of course good renditions of three- and four-part Christmas carols. The Choir was to take a leading part in the spring music festival.

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FRONT ROW: Phyllis Ann Foster, Shirley Coates, Mike Doumit, Vivian North, Bob Goodfellow, Donald ' Ma rinkovich. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Osborne, Kenneth Maki, Fred Wood, Lou Ann Danielsen, Beverly Fritz, Mary Ann Quarles, Bob Hendrickson, Bob Olsen, Allen Wood, Dick Quarles. STUDENT COUNCIL Mike Doumit . . . . PRESIDENT . . . .lake Trimble Bob Goodfellow . . . VICE-PRESIDENT . . . Allen Wood Vivian North . . . SECRETARY . . . Shirley Wright Shirley Coates . . . TREASURER . . . Shirley Coates Bob Goodfellow . . . PUBLICITY MANAGER . . . Bob Goodfellow Pat Fenton and ..... YELL LEADERS . . . Bobbitt Wright and Beverly Fritz Mary Lou Jacobson Mr. Wendt and Mrs. Strand ............. Advisers The Student Council is made up of students representing each class and maior organization in the school. The president, secretary, and treasurer of the student body are also members of the group. The class representatives are elected for the whole year, while the officers change according to the student body elections. This organization is the center of student government. All problems concerning the high school are brought to the council for its consideration. Any person who has something he wishes to bring to the attention of this group is invited to attend the meeting and enter into the regular discussion.. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS Our active Student Body Treasurer selling Student Body Ticket to Jimmy Osborne. .lake Trimble y President Shirley Wnght Secretary Allen Wood ,Vice-President

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