Jackson High School - Reflector Yearbook (Jackson, MI)

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Front row: Margot Strong, Dixie Peapples, Darrell Groves, Bowefmgn, Iudy Rigger' Sue Wggdsl Cindy Waite, Mary MUTY I-UYh9f Tom Richards. ISCID Clflfk, MCI1'CiC1 MO1'if1. Osborne, ludy Stewart. Third raw: Linda Seliman, Karl Alice Dickson, Second row: Mary Carol Schoerl, AUCITGCI Hehl, Susie Flood, Anne Miller, Pai O'Nei1, Bill Lawrence, Th0mPSO1'1, MGFY MUHFO, TGCIH PSC, Diann Isaac, IOVCQ Vlary Venners, Lucy Nelson, Rick Ilfeld, lerry Fries, Linda The orcheA tm' gave cu The orchestra rehearse-s daily.

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Moore, Allen Hendrick, Bev Brown, lulie Wagner, leanette Torrey. Fourth row: Kathy Lincoln, Don Skinner, Ieif Weber, Ioe Feinberg, Howard Morris, Alfred Gillard, Dick Underwood, Charlene Myers, lohn Zeldenrust, Dan Poquette, D'Ette Sterling, Mr. Shoemaker, conductor. The lackson High Orchestra is directed by Mr. Stanley Shoemaker. This year the orches- tra was fortunate to have many talented soph- omores. The orchestra and all of its new members began their season by spending a week at Interlochen Music Camp with the band. Here they spent five hours a day in rehearsal with an all string orchestra composed of mem- bers from eight different schools. At the end of the Week the orchestra participated in an all-camp concert. The orchestra's activities were many during the year. Since the band was busy with the marching season the orchestra members organ- ized and made a float for the Kick-Off Parade to represent the Instrumental Music department. They entered the State Music Festival and re- ceived high ratings. They also gave several public appearances. Officers elected at the beginning of the year were: Darell Groves, presidentg Marcia Morin, vice presidentp Alice Dickson, secretary and Libby Preston, treasurer. melodieA we couldnt fvrget. Mr. Shoemaker is the director of the I.l-l.S. orchestra. Mary Venners, librarian, checks out music for Howard Morris.