Bay High School - Bay Blue Yearbook (Bay Village, OH)

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Varsity Band—W. Alexander. M. Bowinkelman. D Bradshaw. D. Bremer. J. Brown. S. Brua. A. Bruhn. K. Cleer. J. Coleman. D. Cox. G. Coyne. J. Dessauer. G. Dorsey. M. Duesing. K. Elliot. T. Ely. B. Evans. J. Fielen. D. Foote. J. Gill. C. Gorgas. L. Grapentien. S. Grimes. C. Hawk. K. Hemphill, A. Holschuh. B. Ison. J. Kille. S. Liska. J. Litschko. J. Loufman. D. Messina. N. Milbrandt. J. Moro. E. Munro. M. O'Donell. J. Onstott. A. Peeling. B. Popernack. D. Popp. R. Pournaras. L. Purdum. D. Ramsayer. C. Reddish. J. Rothfusz. V. Rush. M. Sabol. R. Santone.'D. Sommer. B. Sullivan. D. Svenson. K. Theis. D. Trotter. P. Weitzel. C. Whittemore. K. Willman. D. Wolf. L. Yoo. M. Zallar. C. Ziegler. H. Zvara. Many Orchestra—E. Begnaud. S. Belles. S. Borgeson. C. Bowers. S. Coffin. D. Daso. L. Dorsey. J. Field. T. Hendrickson. C. Holden. T. Horner, K. Howe. A. Howells. B. Jones. L. Jones. P. Kassel. S. Kier. P. Kille. C. Krawczyk, D. Kroml, A. Lindstrom. D. Liska. S. London. D. Messina. R. Moorman. M. Mrohaly. B. Nagy. D. North. L. Perna. M. Post. C. Pulver. D. Quigley. J. Rush. J. Schell. S. Shriver, C. Sommer. S. Stinchcomb. K. Teske. S. Tipp. R. Tont. J. Tsai. P. Walters. Bands Organizations

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Here, music abounds. Walking through the new music wing, fifth through ninth periods, I hear six different bands and orchestras. Jazz Lab Band, our newest addition, first showed their blue and beige uniforms at the auditorium dedication. Carol King’s Corazon and “Jazzman were their first perfected pieces. Also a relatively new organization, Orchestra performed a liberal mixture of both classical and contem- FUN FACT: In the Orchestra alone, there is forty feet of French horn tubing. porary music. Some selections are Bach’s Academic Festival Overture” and “MacArthur Park.’’ Varsity Band and Concert Band provide a training place for the under- class musicians. The annual Mid-winter Band Concert provides an opportunity to show- case all the bands. I believe Bay High has a surplus of talent, shown by superb per- formances of all the bands. Stage Band—K. Arkes. E. Bartolota, S. Borgesen. S. Cowan. K. Cowden. D. Crowe, D. Daso. D. Dorsey, R. Foote. P. Hess. J. Heiser, J. Kranz. D. North. B. Rayle, J. Rush. J. Schofield. C. Sommer. D. Stryffeler, J. Tiefermann. T. Trotter. B. Young. Concert Band—N. Alhers. E. Bartolotta, C. Begaud. F. Boecker. A. Boyd. G. Bredenbeck. K. Brown. E. Buescher. A. Clark. D. Crowe. K. Daniels. J. Davis. J. Dombey. S. Ellison. J. Field, J. Fancy. M. Gauan. C. Gyllenhaal. A. Howells. D. Jones. J. Karason. D. Kassel. J. Kilgore. B. Kirby, S. London. C. Maher. J. Maurer. P. McPheier. M. Meeks. D. Miller. J. Mitchell. S. Monson. M. Moro. J. North, L. Ormsby. B. Pontius. R. Pournaras. D. Pulver. T. Richards. J. Schumm. C. Schuster. D. Smith. J. Taylor, C. Teschner. J. Tiefermann. J. Tissue. S. Totten. E. Nillis. R. Yager. C. Child. Bands Orchestras

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There are over a hundred things to do at the fair, as shown here by the many diff- erent booths spread across Cahoon Park. A picture of patriotism, junior Debbie Miller sells hot dogs at the Bay Day fair under the hot sun. •Boy, do I feel naked, says this rubber tree plant, sitting in the middle of a booth at the Barefoot Festival. People at the booth were buying arts and crafts. “I think it was a fine festival. I am extremely happy that the whole com- munity could come together at the most spirited Bay Day I’ve ever seen. —Mayor Henry P. Reese on Bay Day This summer of 76 has been marked by two very large and important com- munity festivals. On July 2, 3, and 4th, Cahoon Park was deluged by rides, speeches, food stands, games, shows, and at least half our town. Saturday evening was culminated by a fireworks display that flashed in the skies for half an hour. It turned out that a very special 4th of July was highlighted by a very special Bay Day in which almost every community organization contributed something. A festival of quite a different sort was held in Huntington Park on August 28-29. The biennial Barefoot- in-the Park is a potpourri of mainly arts and crafts that raise money for the Barefoot-Bayday Community