The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-08-08
SHORTS
By LONG
ALUMNI BAND MEMBERS, mum

ALUMNI BAND MEMBERS, num-
bering 25 strong, presented the Sat
urday night band concert last week
before large and enthusiastic au-
dience. In fact the idea turned out
to be such good one, that 1t may
be carried out each year. Nostalgia
memories of bygone school days
were brought to mind as these for
mer band members paraded around
the square preceding the concert
with Joan Rodrian in the lead. Band
director Marvin P. Wood presented
each member as well as the four
former band presidents, Amy Bow
en-, Martha Sanford, Joan Rodrlan,
and Walter Colley. One selection,
"Old Comrades, was dedicated to
Charles Tarleton.
THOSE TAKING PART in the con-
cert and the classes represented are
as follows: 1939-George and Don
nadene Walkenshaw and Mabel
Walters; 1940-John Kirchner; l94l
Jack Wilson and Martha Sanford;
1942-Myron Merry, Joan Rodrlan
and Bob Bowen; 1943-Mabel Null
bach; l944-Bill Archer, Bud Raj
ston, Melba Rutherford, Erma Gray,
Jane Morgareidge, Betty Faye San
ford, Amy Bowen, and Eileen Pick
enpaugh; 1945-Walter COlley, Mar
tha Clark, and Irene Marquis; 1916
-Clyta Musser. Nancy Farmhouse,
Donna Lee Smith, and Ruth Brown.
PRESENT BAND MEMBERS are
enjoying their annual two weeks
band camp at the fairgrounds, with
Chauncey-Dover band also repre-
sented to swell the total number to
SO. Director Marvin P. Wood is in
charge of the camp with his sister,
Mrs. Grace Wood Huffman in
charge of the girls. Expenses are
being shared by both bands with
each furnishing band mothers to
help with the cooking and work.
Lucille Fowler is head cook, assisted
by Mrs. Elizabeth Estadt and Mabel
Parks of Caldwell, and four ladies
from Chauncey. On Monday, all the
Caldwell band members were mea-
cured for new uniforms to be order
ed from the c. E. Ward Co. of New
London.
COMPLETE LIST of the Caldwell
kids attending the camp are: from
boniums-Donna Gail Brown, Bob
McGinnis, Donna Jean Mcdonald,
Mary Nelson, Glenna Gould, Doris
Craft; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rlce,
Mary Louise Ditch, Nancy Secrest,
Lois Johnson; basses-Dave Merry,
Charles Fogle, Joe Bigley, Carlos
Murrey, Virgil Tilton, Eddie Ditch,
, Darrell Koons; saXophones-Mary
Jane Farley, Ruth Annette Smith,
Lois Roberts, Jane Frederlckson,
Connie Sklenar, Charlene Harris;
drums-Tom Zimmerman, Rodney
House. Bill Semon, Martha Mae
Estadt; piccolo-Joan Ackley; bell
lyre-Janet Pickenpaugh; trumpets
Dorothy Rucker, Jimmy McGreg-
or, Tad Young, Luke Young, Dor
othy Wycoff, Dave Huprich, Patty
Weekley, Nancy Williams, Charles
Douglass, Rebecca Shroyer, Dorothy
Weekley, Bonnie Waite, Harley
Fowler; drum major-Elsie DoWler.
FOOTBALL SCHEDULE for Cald-
well High School now includes nine
games, five at home and four away,
as follows: Sept. 13-Marietta Re-
serves, H.; Sept. 20-CrooksVille,
A.; Sept, 26-Philo, H.; Oct New
Lexington, A.; Oct 10-NeW Con-
cord, H.; Oct. 18-Parkersburg Little
Reds, A.; Oct. 25-Glouster, A; Oct.
3l-Roseville, H.; Nov. 11-McCon-
nelsville, H.
ELSEWHERE in the league, we find
New Lex going ahead with lights
for their football field and other
improvements to cost approximately
$4,000 Their lighting system will
be similar to that of Caldwell with
their booster club also backing the
project.
AT CROOKSVILLE, Ray Osbourne
has been replaced as coach by Henry
Schroph for the coming year. Other
league teams will hate to see Os-
bourne go, since they would like to
get revenge sometime for the mer-
ciless drubbings handed out by his
football teams the past two seasons
McCONNELSVILLE will find Joe
Rich once again at the head of the
athletic department, replacing jim
Vollmer who has accepted the coach
ing duties at Dresden high school
ROSEVILLE is likewise making {
i, bid to come up with a challenging
: team. Two former Muskingum boy:
have been signed up for football anc
basketball coaches. John Red
Smith, member of the 1889 Muskit
Ohio conference champs will handle
football, while Mike LoPresti, all
Ohio forward in 1943, will coach
basketball.
SHORTS-One section of the ser
vice board in the courthouse parl
will be left standing to carry the
Caldwell football schedule for the
season Wood and Dyer were
busy last week wedding and moving
the thin catch of grass on the foot
ball field With careful nursing