The Band
Mr. Weller, H. Smith. B. Burns. Dr. Runkel
OFFICERS
President —_ Harlan Smith
Vice-president Betty Burns
Secretary Arthur Whitehead
FACULTY ADVISER DIRECTOR
Joseph E. Runkel Otto Weller
FLUTE ALTO SAXOPHONE BARITONES BASSES
Marjorie Krause Tedd Tassell j^^^^ 5^^^^^^ j^^^^^^ Whitehead
OBOE CORNETS E^in Volkman Janet Johncox
Beverly Prentice Harlan Smith , , c u 1
r^ ,- J ,, John Schuler
CLARINETS ^'°'^l ^°°''^"
u .. -D Earl Becker
Betty Burns ,,, w, n
Richard Navine ^'"'" ^'"" TROMBONES DRUMS
Mary Anne Popp FRENCH HORNS Bill Ridgway Dorothy Rankin
Dorthe Anne Hetland Betty Dally ,, , i^ u d i_
,,,,.,. D .u ni Vernon Lowe Dona d Buchta
Albert Jarvis Ruth Olson
Frederick Schiller Beverly Nelson William Weller Frederick Timmel
Charles Trushinske Gordon Sperl Arthur Jacobson Calvin Freidstedt
Any Wednesday afternoon one can hear the strains of the "Poet and Peasant Over¬ ture" or "When Those Carroll Men Fall into Line" floating out of the band room in the gymnasium during a rehearsal. Although the members of the band are very interested in playing concert music, most of their engagements are for football and basketball games. They played for all home games and even accompanied the team and student body on the Ripon trip. Special programs were presented for the Waukesha defense rally, the Resthaven Soldiers' Home, and the college convocation.
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The Band
Mr. Weller, H. Smith. B. Burns. Dr. Runkel
OFFICERS
President —_ Harlan Smith
Vice-president Betty Burns
Secretary Arthur Whitehead
FACULTY ADVISER DIRECTOR
Joseph E. Runkel Otto Weller
FLUTE ALTO SAXOPHONE BARITONES BASSES
Marjorie Krause Tedd Tassell j^^^^ 5^^^^^^ j^^^^^^ Whitehead
OBOE CORNETS E^in Volkman Janet Johncox
Beverly Prentice Harlan Smith , , c u 1
r^ ,- J ,, John Schuler
CLARINETS ^'°'^l ^°°''^"
u .. -D Earl Becker
Betty Burns ,,, w, n
Richard Navine ^'"'" ^'"" TROMBONES DRUMS
Mary Anne Popp FRENCH HORNS Bill Ridgway Dorothy Rankin
Dorthe Anne Hetland Betty Dally ,, , i^ u d i_
,,,,.,. D .u ni Vernon Lowe Dona d Buchta
Albert Jarvis Ruth Olson
Frederick Schiller Beverly Nelson William Weller Frederick Timmel
Charles Trushinske Gordon Sperl Arthur Jacobson Calvin Freidstedt
Any Wednesday afternoon one can hear the strains of the "Poet and Peasant Over¬ ture" or "When Those Carroll Men Fall into Line" floating out of the band room in the gymnasium during a rehearsal. Although the members of the band are very interested in playing concert music, most of their engagements are for football and basketball games. They played for all home games and even accompanied the team and student body on the Ripon trip. Special programs were presented for the Waukesha defense rally, the Resthaven Soldiers' Home, and the college convocation.
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Statement
Warning: The language and photos used in these materials are representative of the era from which they are taken and should be viewed within the context of that period.
