Winslow High School - Meteor Yearbook (Winslow, AZ)

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pJutsIofo High jS'cluml l anh The W. H. S. Rand, our own musical unit of state-wide distinction, has been making: unusual progress under the capable direction of Selmar Ostlie, and, for the first time in its history, has been properly organized. The officers are: President, Bill Mahoney; Vice President, Ernest Chil-son; Secretary-Treasurer, Robert Brennan; Librarians, Mary Lee Hinely and Julia Smith. LIST OF MEMBERS TRUMPETS Gabriel Rodriquez Ernest Chilson -Kenneth Lloyd Arthur DeweyX James Curtis Dick Walker- Harold Corbett James Armstrong . John LaZear MELLOPHONES Fred Yoder Willard Recordon t Bobby Gilpin Beryl Hoffpauir PICCOLO AND FLUTE Frances Stevens Robert Moore Carmen Aranda John Nelson Julius Johnson TROMBONES Frank Farnsworth Jim Bly sfc Roy Ketring' Lorenzo Zamora Walter Sorenson DRUMS Mary Lee Hinely Eddie Burke Julia Smith CLARINETS William Mahoneyfr Robert Brennan Tony Armijo Jimmy KlinesC Vera Albright Edwin Marty A Emil Recordon x Mayfair Mersfelder Frances McGregor Homer Ferguson Eddie Gibson William Conway Roy Kline SAXAPHONES Harry Simmons Fred Waits X. William Bell Francis Herron Raymond Dillpn Ted Willey A BARITONES Tony Rios Richard Godsell Kenneth Keeney' BASS Augustine Hernandez Henry Hernandez ■ Page Twenty-eight

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Icons’ (ilee Club C 0 The Boys Glee Club has endeavored to uphold the traditions of Winslow High to the best of its ability. It has taken part in many activities and helped the school in many ways. In the past two years the Boys Glee Club has performed at Band Concerts, Armistice Day Programs, the Follies and regular P. T. A. meetings. It received a fine reception at the P. T. A. State Convention in 1932. It has furnished all of the talent for the annual operettas, “Belle of Bagdad,” and “Lady of the Terrace.” This Glee Club of forty members has been directed by Miss Ruth Rae Christopher, who has instructed music for the past few years in Winslow. The accompanists have been Cleora Day and Virginia Franklin. The Winslow High School Boys Quartette consisting of Daniel McBride, first tenor; Robert Woodburn, second tenor; Frank Farnsworth, baritone; and Bill Mahoney, bass, was chosen from this group to represent W. II. S. at Flagstaff. Daniel McBride will sing the high solo, and Robert Woodburn will sing low solo at the contests this year. Members of this dee Club are: Wilfred An.hrnw Robert Prennan Karl Blsby Rail'll Blankenships Donald BrudimanX Bridle Burke Harold Corbett James Curtis -fa Joe Diet Frank Farnsworth Winn Hall David Herimrton Franein Herron Jo- Hieks Roy Ketrln John l.aZear I. a try la-e William Mahoney Hriwiu Marty Daniel McBride Robert Moore Walter Nelson Howard Parker Kir.ll Reeorrion I.nwreneo Reeordou Newel It hot onpf Walter Robinson Jim) Rodriquez Kdward Rudit Coleman Sava Knsene S 'hmit Leslie Sylvester Barney Wilkerson Jay Winn Robert Woodburn Fred Yoder Thomas Stout Ambrose Crain Ji'siib Kstudillo Pago Twenty-seven

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'ffitnslofu School (Orchestra With the growth of the school, its sportsmanship, and talent along dramatic and musical lines, an orchestra has arisen in our midsts. Twas in the year 1932 when a great deal of musical talent and ambition was uncovered by Mr. Ostlie. There followed hours and hours of tedious scale practice and playing of simple tunes such as “Twinkle Twinkle Little Star.” Out of all this monotonous practice rose a splendid organization. The orchestra is now an integral part of almost all the activities promoted by our high school. It has played for P.-T. A.; the Senior play, “Polly With A Past”; the Junior play, “The King Rides By”; the one-act plays, sponsored by the Public Speaking class; and the Operetta, “Lady of the Terrace.” It was also very well received at the Band and Orchestra Concert. The members are as follows: VIOLINS Dorothy Weigel Dorothy Barnhart Helen Bazell Edward Bell Eleanor Martini v Alice Hildeman Jt Beth Hatch Robert Keeney v Elizabeth Rowe Venda Hatch Jack Duke Bendrew Rhotonk. CELLO Cleora Day BASE VIOL Robert Woodburn PIANO Virginia Franklin Margaret Rudd -TRUMPETS Ernest ChilsonT Bobby Gilpin HORN Fred Yoder FLUTES Frances Stevens CLARINETS,. William Mahoney Robert Brennan TROMBONE Frank Farnsworth-DRUMS Mary Lee Hinely Eddie Burke Page Twenty-nine