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BAND
This year the band, under the direction of Mrs. Lorraine Marks, has worked hard and made much progress. It has had to overcome the overall inex­ perience of many members, as there are only three seniors. The band has incorporated a wide selection of music in its concerts. Many well-known and tradi­ tional numbers were played in the Christmas con­ cert, including a salute to Bing Crosby, “ I’m Dream­ ing of a White Christmas." The spring concert in­ cluded a variety of both popular and classical music. A smaller ensemble called the Rock Band was form ­ ed by certain members of the band. In a Solo and En­ semble Night which was scheduled for May, smaller recitals were to be given by the students including a clarinet quartet, a flute trio, a trumpet trio, and a baritone solo. Next year Mrs. Marks hopes to plan a joint concert with another school.
CLOCKWISE FROM BELOW: The woodwinds practice. THE BAND: FRONT ROW: A. Shimamura, P. Miller, T. Kopidakis, D. Arkoulakis, A. Holt: SECOND ROW: R. Brown, M. Lackland. B. Calkins, J. Ed­ wards, A. Colley, B. Askew, J. Theillon, K. Haykal, S. Adams, J. Benton, R. Muccilli, T. Byleckie, M. McDougall, M. Tullman, G. Ashton, F. Reda; BACK ROW: Mrs. Marks, Advisor: K Schriever, B. Leonowicz, T. Wilverding, P. Hancock, H. Guss, S. Byleckie, C. Galiano, J. Fritz, P. Kearney, J. Kosobucki, R. Conti. Skipper Adams plays the bass clarinet.
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