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Deparfm nf The Marching. Band is the busiest organ- ization in the school. The band adds to the school spirit at games and pep rallies. This year the Music Department could be considered one ot the most active depart- ments as well as being well-known through- out Oregon. The student body should com- mend them tor their excellent service to Klamath Union High School. A Larry Taylor and Bob Scholl practice during third period band. This is very important to build a bigger and better band. Bob Moremon, Roy Marvin, and Wilda Phillips are deep In the thought of their music. DON HERBIG LaMAR JENSEN NORMAND POLSCHOK
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Wilcla Phillips, David Biehn, and Ginny Freclricks practice during or- chestra practice on Monday nights. Daily practice in band is essential to a band, Steve Lawrence, Don Chitwood, and Don Piper practice during class. EPHRAIM HACKETT DALE HALLECK ,Muff The Music Department has some ot the busiest classes in K.U.H.S. The choirs, or- chestra and band make up these excellent groups. The choir, during the Christmas season, Witte the help of the orchestra presented the Me: 'iah, held annually at Mills Auditorium. ln t e spring the Freshman Choir, A Cap- pella' II, and A Cappella I, put on a series of concerts held at Mills Auditorium. This took weeks of preparation with a success- ful finale.
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Expression is an important factor of acting! says Roberta Blomquist as she delivers a lecture to her seventh period drama class. Jim Mattmiller and Steve Killian demonstrate the skill of stage lighting for one of the various productions of 1962-63. 36 Here, Roberta Blomquist is pictured with one of her various hobbies, textile painting. Drama nz d,4r An industrious student, Jim Sibbet, stops for a brief moment to survey the results of his mosaic.
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