Bloomington High School, The Gothic, 1938, Page 70

Description:	BANDI_1 V • y^^V>£7 i ng£Jjj£&Qfii3t\|YgAlto Saxophones-Wendell Sims.-Robert Figg, Marvin Groh,Tenor Saxophones—Tommy Owens, MarthaWagner.Baritone Saxophone—Jimmie Bruce.Baritones—James Beck, Sidney Brookes,Robert Downs, Bob Winslow.Horns—Bob Bruce, Bob Butcher, GeraldineKell, Robert Loesch, William Russell, Gerald Skirvin.Basses—Herbert Haflich, Virgil Kain, RobertTaylor, Jess Wall, Billy Wampler, HarryVoyles.Drums—Danny Allbright, Len Bunger, Marjorie Carman, Philip Foley, Ferrell Hawkins, Jimmy Schmalz, Phillip Stewart.Cornets—Ed Bruce, George Calvert, RobertCathcart, Harold Daniel, Lloyd Dyer, PhilipFox, Jack Fretwell, Howard Hendricks,Jules Hendricks, Billy Johnson, MauriceJohnson, Harold Moore, Henry Newton,Junior Scutt, Morris Romine, KennethSkirvin, Joanne Williams.Trombones—Hilda Apple, Myron Cannon,Robert Crafton, Victor Duncan, JamesHeadley, Theodore Krebbs, Robert Richardson.Bell Lyra—Alyce Howe.String Bass—Kathryn Baker.Flute—Charles May.Oboe—Rachel Winslow.C Saxophone—Bob Mercer.B-flat Saxophone—Wilma Jean Cain.E-flat Clarinet—Paul Curry.First Clarinets—Kenneth Baldridge, JohnBartlett, Phillip Ferguson, John Lloyd,Charles Szatkowski, Leon Whaley.Second Clarinets—Bob Buskirk, Fred Heth-erington, Paul Myers, William Parr, BillyPatton, Betty Jean Taylor.Third Clarinets—Olive Curtis, Robert Head-ley, Jeston Ann Poling, Helen Reeves,Robert St. Clair, Barbara Nelle Johnson.The activities of the band this year includedseveral new projects which proved very successful dueto the excellent cooperation of the seventy-fourmembers and the two hundred members of the Parents Organization. Among these activities were theindoor circus known as the Gym-Gems, the Round-the-World Cruise which typified music of variouscountries, and numerous public appearances at thegrade schools, convocations, and ball games.With the proceeds from the Plunko Peanutcircus, the parents membership cards, and the football balloon sale, new capes and instruments werepurchased. Since the band now has a uniform appearance, the marching formations have been greatlyimproved. The formations for Mr. Ghost Goes ToTown and Harvest Moon will long be rememberedas clever ideas worked into marching formation bythe group.As usual, Bloomington participated in the stateband and orchestra contests and was represented atthe annual music clinic in which a concert is givenby an all-state band and orchestra. The selectionsare the required numbers of the state contests, andthe directors are from large music schools.
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