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Band
FRONT ROW (L. to R.) D. Hibbard; M. Walter s; J . Lillie; D. Hart; V. Lindhorst; S. Brani; P. Kloepper; J . Johnson.
ROW TWO: J. Mattison; M. Lee; C. Harders; H. Wilkens; L. Dick; E. Hofmeister; B. Ackerman; S. Buck. ROW
THREE: B. Huntington; C. 0' Connor; B. Hall; R. Philpott; M. Morgan; J . Stimik; R. Keagle; S. Hill. ROW FOUR:
B. Ladd; D. Maurer; R. Bixby; L . Swan; D. Stone; T. Foster;
R.
Turley; M1·. Dick, Dir.; D. Hendrickson; C. Sch–
weizer; B. J ost.
Band
A high school band is always
busy. What is a football game with–
out a band to perform at half time?
This year's band created enthusiasm
among the spectators by an excellent
selection of music accompanied by
precision marching. The football
season was not the extent of the
band's performance . Next in line was
the Christmas concert followed by
the March and May concerts. Band
members also participated
in
several
parades throughout the year. They
not only made music, but also raised
money by s elling candy. The success
of the band may be attributed to the
perseverance of its director,
Mr.
Dick, as well as its members. As
the members prepared for all of
these events, they also gained an
understanding and appreciation of
music.
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