Clearfield High School - Magiclor Yearbook (Clearfield, UT)

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practice makes perfect e rf tfws ZZQW V. he C.H.S. Marching Band was invited to participate in the USU Homecoming Parade in Lo- gan during the early fall. They par- ticipated in a Concert Band Festi- val in April with other bands in the Region. The Pep Band has also ac- complished the task of performing in Games under Volunteer effort and under a Student Director. The Clearfield Marching Band has marched in the 4th of July Parade during the Summer. They are very proud to be a part of Clearfield High School and proud to be able to participate in State Competitions like they did. Top row: Steve Glover. Michael Nordenstrom, William Gregory, Steve Olsen, Donald Cohn, Dennis Smit John Livermore, Sherrie Young. Middle row: Mr. Morley, Denean Byinton, Thomas Gallegos, Stacey Cart LeAnn Matheson, Michelle Judd, Dallin McBride, Mike Henrie, Karmel Wollbrecht Bottom row: Trena Shori Dawn Kelley, Christine Hunsaker, Tammy Weaver, Jerry Webb, Kenneth Leon. it i . cw-Si fi r N1 ' 1 0 l ljfvf, Ml 'll it V 47 ,, J .L Z I KW l X XX . ,ff 2 X X X Letting off steaml if 3 if it Q fl . M If Efi. 54 ' 'f J X If '.1,y,fff ' fflltkgxll ., I il itll 1 'Nl Q ll flluulilf l em ' '- I IO6 workshop band

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. ...MW D r AQ , vig f MH- - erformlng in the Clearfield High School Dance Company requires many varied abilities. Leaps. locomotive steps, and other movements make practices essential. Muscle stretches and other exercises are often pain- ful and time-consuming, but the girls in thd Dance Company worked very hard to bring us exciting and inspiring dances. They per- form at many various places and occasions. They travel to some of the surrounding ele- mentary schools to help introduce modern dance, and they also perform at Clearfield High School assemblies. A large variety of music is used, with modern rock songs top- ping the list of favorite songs to work with. Songs with unusual or original musical scores are usually the easiest to perform to and cho- reograph. SN , r ,W , dance co IOS

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falcons blow their horn tu e: lowing their horns is one of the things that the sym- phonic band does. They also play a variety of other instruments, such as trumpets, tubas, and flutes. The musicians expertly put together all of the different notes to form many magnificent melodies. They put on various concerts and performances. both at Clearfield High School, and at some of the surrounding area schools We row: Curtis Heise. Kevin Peaslee, Ro er Mitchell. Scott Mecham. David Bri hton. Ste hen Oakle . Kent Peterson. Curtis Care . Richard Hardt. Bill Visser, Dennis B 8 P Y Y Y Jay Hartwell. Daron Fowers, Steven Vtse. 4th row1Dee Harper. Earl Taylor. Gary Brett Weiser. Mauro lobato. Dawn Marshall. Dirk Shupe, Marty Hansen, David Brad Miller. Chris Cannon. Todd Tillman. Lori Eaton. Robert Hunsaker, Maren Shrider. Donald Rupe. Mr. Morley, 3rd row: Caterine Vollbrecht. Gail Owens. Carrie Darcy Myers, Stephanie Gebheim. Jeanntne Anderson, Rona Parry, Scott Roberts. William Grimes. Bryant Massengale, Glen Mewing, Jeffrey Nuttall. Delvon Bodily, Taylor. Kun Mitchell, 2nd row: Tamara Olsen. Kristine Jarvis, Susan Shupe. Shauna Cordon. Debra Cordon. Cassie Carter. Alison Woods, Renae Johnson. Vickie Duran, Baugh. Pltyllts Campbell. Julie Nielsen. Eve Porter. Sally Waytnan. Linda Stevens, Kathy Bell. Bottom row: Melinda Berkley. Darla Kay. Sheri Jensen. Sheri Price. Trena Gall Harvey. Robin Walker. Michael Campbell. Desiree Warner. Wilma Holbrook. Carla Chambers. Deniese Hill. Jerri Webb, Tamera Wood. laura Elting. r A llawi iw T ' A WWA m if ' 'J l J ff f 1 , I .x f I 5 'Ll H 4,,.z 5151, X , W L , l. The excitement V I3 ' . of playing in the A 4- ty ,--. AE.-f' 9 1 bandl? 1. 1 K X Practicing for the 'Y' Zi 2 big concertl f. 1 W ' 4 13 1 Ii7'f7-F- Z 2 5 2 X 5 symphonic band IO7