Willamette High School - Guld Luscus Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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Donald Covey The 72-piece Wolverine band, directed by Mr. Covey, has been one of the school's most active organizations, playing for most home basketball games and taking part in various pro- grams for the school and community. Small groups and soloists also made numerous appear- ances. Band members were hosts for the district solo and ensemble contest held at the school March IO. A concert and other similar activities were held in the spring. Band members now have maroon sweaters with emblems. The band is working on a fund to buy ho r 'pf r i u , I ls! Row: Ronald Newton, Carolyn DeWitt, Carol Dykes, Burnell Fitch, Robin Welch, George Misner, James Monroe, Joy Swing, Joan Bond, Mary Lee Asplurd, Bette Miller Znd Row: Mr. Covey, Joyce Goldsworthy, Sylvia Haligus, Larry Petersen, Jim Bernard, Nancy Mitchell, Nancy Jensen, Carol Jean Crabtree, Deloris Lund, Clifford Jackson, Joyce Olsen, Betty Barnes, Don Warren, Bill Edwards. 3rd Row: Lowell Slick, Jerr Enyart, Janet Nussbaumer, Donna Hinton, Darlene Clark, Ruby Jaquenod, Carol Olsen, Clara Elder, Eugenia Walch, Bonita Engrav, Janette Harding, Neva Payne ' 4th Row: Halwyn Sullivan, Russell Oleson, Keith Painter, Donald Dienes, Bob Foster, Phillip Edwards, Jimmy Zimmerdahl, James Wilson, Melvin Beety Sth Row: John Hendrickson, Ronnie Christensen, Sylvia Jones, Vernon Handsaker, Sydney Payne, Lolita Rand, Myrtle Pedersen, Richard Jensen, Allen Berntzen, Myrna Myers 6th Row: Jim Crgasey, Jim Jensen, Duane Paseman, Joanne Kridelbaugh, Ernest Sirotek, George B Shepherd, Bo rown 1th Row: Melvin Thompson, John Misner, Don Griffin, Allen Lambert, Warren Jaquenod, JoElla Lindley - Not Pictured: Dorothy Dukes, Patsy Felt, Bill Whittaker, Larry Sutton, Delbert Hackelman, Bruce Mortensen 5.7 uniforms. 3 BAND OFFICERS President ....... JERRY ENYART CLARINET ENSEMBLE Vice-President . . LOWELL SLICK , , Secretary . ' i . l JOAN BOND I-CffJg:c:lg2Es5g:?'l1 Olsen, Donna Hinton, Sylvia Haligus, and Re?-gigfef . . . BRUCE MORTENSEN Y s i rarian . . . ETTE MILLER 2nd Librarian . . HALWYN SULLIVAN