York Community High School - Ys Tales Yearbook (Elmhurst, IL)

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or Grchzsfra ccomloan ies mulfifude of 1 SAows QRCHESTRA: Row One: Gerald Sass, John Bielenberg. Charles lnqelse, Philip Slewarl, James Smilh, and Doris Whilney: Row Two: Phyllis Elume, Mary Lou Slranberg, Kalhleen Knowles, Richard Saidal, Gerald Slrinqer, Diane Fuglsanq, Meridelh Sfewarl, Charlolle Jones, Carole Dirlrs, and Mary Wieand' Row Three: Raymond Reddel, Paul Weeqar, Barbara Tiirnquisr, Nancy Rcyer, Richard Berg, Ronald l-lunler, Loreiei Viscariello, Jim Rice, Bruce Ferz, Jim Klanlr, Mary Jane Luelqerl, John Dame, Joyce Ruby, Gerald Maxwell, Jeffrey Lenz, Jim Arendl and Bill Gorbunolfq Row Four: Mr. Pondeliclc, Joyce Davis, Alan Lcpallca, and Millon Boweri. Under Jrhe direclion of Mr. Pondeliclc, lhe slrinq orcheslra meels during second period each day. This was Mr. Pondeliclds lhird year as conduclor ol lhe orcheslra. As a resull, The slring orcheslra has grown To lwenly-one members, and combined wilh lhe resl ol The members, lhe complele orcheslra has a lolal ol fhirly-live members. This year Jrhe slring orchesrra has performed for dillerenl Jreas, and Mr. Pondelick enlered The or- Cheslra in lhe slale lournamenl which was held al 0 An W Peoria on May 5. The orcheslra also played al lhe n fx Spring Concerr on May 25, held al Yorlds audi- lorium. ' W J' .A In ef' I J xxil i ' Q' is fl Q f l ' xx i 'r 93

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Caclei Mn er iifiixeq' ,J gmac! gMaLes irsf er ormance i op CADET BAND: Row One: Jim Dvoralc, Barbara EhreT, Fernando Tiierina, PaT Wood, Melanie Henderson, Kris Bowers, Jane MeTcalT, Pal Carley, Don Sinclair, CliTTord FeaTherly, Bob ForTy, and Gary Johnson: Row Two: Jim James, Ray Sanchez, Ken hlendin, Jim SeiTerT, BeTTy EllioTT, Bernard Schneehagen, Jack Monson, Bob Widlak, Karen Gosch, Jerome Herman, Larry Ewing, Bill Briggs, Alan Lake, Fred Blair, Dale KauTman, Bruce VeTger, AlTred Tennyson, and MarTy Wesby, Row Three: Fred Zimmerman and Dave CurTis. Yorlcs CadeT Band, which is now in iTs sixTh year, was origi- naTed so ThaT sTudenTs wiThouT The experience needed Tor The Conce-rT Band would geT iT so ThaT They mighT be able To Take The places oT The seniors graduaTing Trom The ConcerT Band. Under The supervision and direcTion oT Mr. Reimer, The CadeT Band is composed oT Trom ThirTyfTive To TorTy members. IT has been separaTed inTo Three classes: The clarineTs, saxo- phones, and oboes, which meeT Third period: The drums, which meeT TiTTh period: and The bariTones and basses, which meeT sevenTh period. Mr. Reimer Teels ThaT The sTudenTs will have a beTTer oppor- fx A QM A en TuniTy To learn To play Their insTrumenTs by working in The GAS lf' smaller groups, because in a large group There would be many D .Q ' A 'Oi' more sTudenTs, and each one would noT geT enough personal Z.,--' 'Qi f .5 aTTenTion. iz, X , '1 ,A i 57, J 92

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4 x F E1 5 oices ollifsenior Uoir 6cAo from flze Jfain reno Uncler ffue clirecfion of Mr. l-larris, flue Senior Cluoir, consisfing of 96 members, ranging from Sopfuomores fo Seniors, fuas again fulfilled a very busy year. Booked up for ffue season wiflu flue fall concerf, Wasluingfon Scluool P.T.A. program, ffue Clurisfmas assembly, ffue Easfer assembly, flue spring concerf, and flue annual sfafe spring fesfival, flue Senior Cfuoir luad no fime fo wasfe. 'llue cfuoir again enfered ffue sfafe music confesf. Senf were 8 soloisfs, fl'ue girls' ocfef, ffue boys quarfef, and an ocfef of mixecl voices, and a maclrigal of lo. Tfue officers of ffuis year's Senior Cfuoir were: Dave Zersen, Presidenfg Dale McCoy, Vice-Presidenft George Noyey, Secrefary-Treasurer: and Cfurisfine Caso and Sue Curfis, Librarians. Tlue cfuoir luacl one of ifs mosf successful years and loolcs forward fo confinuing ifs success nexf year. BOYS QUARTET: Clciclrwise: Bob Reineclre, George Novy, Dave l-lowe, and Cluarles Guffurie. uxrrf xv, -, f ,, iXi X 94