Blair High School - Saga Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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Music is a means of giving form to our inner feelings without attaching them to events or obiects . . . -George Santayana zff'? 'f 5 rf W, ik? ri tt iwiiliia wifi 1 ABOVE: Students found that it was most in- opportune to be caught in the tunnel while the Blair Drum Corp paraded through, bursting eardrums with their lively and rhythmic sounds. RIGHT: Could it possibly be that Assistant Drum Major, John Marsh, finds himself con- fused as he faces one direction and his group faces another? Of course not! LEFT: The Blair Tuba Section, Cleft to rightj, Ftamoan Grubbs, David Peck, Greg Goldsmith, and Cameron Peters, demonstrate the kind of absurd, but delight- ful flair that they added to this year's football games. Hard Times Amidst a troubled year, the Blair Marching Band struggled through many setbacks during the first semester. With the beginning of the second semester, the band was assigned a new director, Mr. David Leehy. He took on the responsibility of rebuilding the band to its former standing. Challenged by a lack of in- struments and considerably small classes, the year was basically spent on mending and tying together loose ends. The spirited musicians for- ming the Drum Corp and Tuba Section added much excitement to school assemblies and football games. ff 147

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Music is a world within itself With a language we all understand - S. Wonder BACK ROW: Berton Flemanick, Lester Brayshaw, Tim MacDougall, Kris Wittry, Dean Moody, Guy Moody, Dan Dickerson, John Ken- nedy, John Marsh, ltarry Findley, Victor Henderson, John Owen, Steve Marino, Flick Desbrow, Mike Bozeman, Hugh Clary, Bruce Banks, David Ferguson, George Griffith. -.0 The Blair High Chorus - To know the feeling of ex- citement just before the curtain goes up, - To feel the togetherness of working with a group of people who share a common goal, - To anticipate the fear of singing your first solo, - And finally, to gain an exper- ience which will follow you for the rest of your life- that thrill of standing before an audience, knowing you've done your best, and they, your judges, have loved it. Such were the feelings and experiences of the choral depart- ment this year. After performing one of the most successful Christmas concerts given in past years, high hopes were set on the annual production of Kaleidoscope given in late spring. Dedicated singers, hard work and a devoted teacher were the main ingredients of the show which featured portions of new and old Broadway hits such as A Chorus Line , Oliver , and The Most Happy Fella .