Wellington High School - Megaphone Yearbook (Wellington, KS)

Page 26 text:

Band Personnel Captain: James Clark Lieutenants: Hazel Lester James Tillman Robert Richmond Sergeafntsz Barbara Ann Felt Victor Wiegand Sid Shields Charles Schropp Raymond George Donald Kissick Tom Merryman Corporals: Edward Sargent Bob Erwin Beverly Fry Marcelyn McCoy Joanne Havlik Barbara LaHay Betty Purcell Romona Murray Bill Hamilton Bob Swift Dale Harris Pat Quinn Ruth Wood Donald Gwenup Student Conductors: Cecil Duck Wayne Twyman Librarian: Richard Collins Privates : Joan Sears Doris Neidens Patsy Hoskins Betty Rengel Wanda Meyers Gerald Clark Dale Wilson Marjorie Wingate Joanne Schrag Patricia Hale Gary Hoyer Ramona Frambers Burdette Carson John Frazier Joe Hollingsworth Benny Vxlaugh Norma Wartick Lois Harris Arnold Cisneros Virginia Britton Marian Lytle Robert Walker J. L. Harris Bob Shields Margaret Linn Dorothy Shields Beul Ross Warren Arnspiger Betty Spotts Bill McKee Gail Lupton Bob Holdaway George Weber Eldon Walker Joan Patterson Fred Kersting Dean Patterson Albert Shofner Richard Miller Ohficers CECIL DUCK First Student. Conductor WAYNE TWYMAN Second Student Conductor BILL HYTEN Drum Major P. A. KELLER Director JIMMY CLARK Captain JAKE The Mascot

Page 25 text:

Ole Ark's a Moverinm So is A Cappella With a larger membership and a new di- rector, A Cappella has had a busy time keeping ahead of its performances under Miss Lucy Carpenter's direction. But A Cappella is not all work, parties keep the singing spirit alive. Officers of the organization are Merlene Walk- er, president, Don Hyten, vice presidentg Wayne Twyman, secretary, Elaine Miller, librarian. BACK ROW: Wayne Twyman, Fred Gronemyer, Richard Glenn, Jerry Hyndman, Donald Kissick, George Weber, Charles Schropp, Miss Carpenter, Reitzel Zimmerman, Bob Groom, Robert Walker, Averl Pound, Duane McMillin, Robert Dare, Jimmy Clark, Donald Runyan. SECOND ROW: Jerry Linn, Nell Frazier, Mary Frances Titus, Lorraine Oppy, Patsy At- chison, Lila Hyten, Elaine Miller, Robert Rich- mond, Don Hyten, Raymond George, Max Deets, Lois Mae Miller, Boni Agee, Shirley Bed- well, Meola Wampler, Ruth Berg. FRONT ROW: Gloria Fetters, Mary K. McNair, Merlene Walker, Dorene Cook, Juan- ita Owen, Rea Stanyer, Leona Smith, Dorothy Glamann, Mary Lee Bruce, Cordelia Dennis, Eloise Crouse, Martha Blunck, Jane Miller, Betty Britton. Do, Ra, Me's . . Sung by He's That intelligent-looking group of male Vocalists plctured below is, of course, the boys glee club! Rehearsing each Monday morn- ing, their melodious tones go floating down the corridors, in- terrupting third floor classes and bringing joy to Miss Carpenter's heart. Incidentally, the reason for the aerial outlook below is that a sour note escaped their vocal cords. BACK ROW: Richmond, Glenn, Hyndman, Goodrum, K i s s i c k, Schropp, , Zimmerman, Gro om, Pound, Hyten, Walker. FRONT ROW: Friedman, Gronemyer, Deets, George, Twyman, Dare, Clark, Runyan. 2 1s ,,lJ

Page 27 text:

They March . . They March . . They March Stepping out to strains of The Old Gray Mare, under the baton of Director Percy A. Keller, the band executed many difficult marching maneuvers, toiling long hours to add color and pep to the foot- ball games. As a reward to complete the season, the entire band attended the Ark Cit.y game, thanks to the townspeople who furnished transportation. Aside from being a marching organ- ization, they were also a superior concert band. Their Christmas concert being the last with Director Keller on the pidium, it was dedicated to him as he left for the army the next week. Fiske Mountain, the new band di- rector, arrived at the beginning of the second semester from Arizona, and has kept up the good standards set by Mr. Keller. His pep band spurred the basket- ball team to their best season in many years. As the second semester rolled on, MP. Mountain developed several ensembles and soloists in preparation for the district con- test which was April 28-29 in Wichita. During the second semester also, the band and orchestra gave a joint concert on April 16. Their last appearance was on the football field, where they played for the baccalaureate and commencement exer- cises. J.C. Fiske Mountain f Q