Duval High School - Safari Yearbook (Lanham Seabrook, MD)

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l x The clarinets get ready for their final entrance with Walter Houser pointing the way. Band Due to the competent leadership of Mrs, Gallager, and the hard work and talent of the band members, our con- cert band has earned and maintained an outstanding reputation. Practice makes perfect-and it does in the case of our band x X -,.-,.4-,.I-. l ' A ihf y g- .11 ,fr 4 lV,A 15 4.4 I aft.: NH vid ji ...: H ',,.. , , I V A ,M ,,q, , ,, fw , V . ,, l .f y lb ' Q 1 ' l .,,,a, Mm, Z fr, W There's always room for improvement as Ellen Hovaker and Sue Young study new techniques. ' ' I 'J ,,e,!,.,Z-, -- .....-,.ll-..A. ..,.....,,

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well Lldrw, li- ' -r A , Q L. to R,: In Row: Bill Herbert, Ellen Lodwick, Susan Young, Ellen Hnvaker, janet Woodmff, Faye Huckert, Keith Taylor, 2nd Row: Tom Beam, Bill Haskell, Beverly Lundmark, Walter Houser, Donald Kallgreu, Mzirtelle Clawson, Anne Testa, Anita Banks, Martha Brooks, Ann Gichooley, Patricia Noble, Bvb Korfyg 3rd Row: Steve Conant, Margaret Parker, john Bonzo, Norma Hawak, David Lawrence, David Annin, jeff Makuet, Craig Taylor, Roh Powell, Craig Rodgers, Bob Riley, Gnlin Galentine, George Granofsky, Lloyd Tilgliwan, Phil Nalley, Judy Beach, Cindy Reiber, Tom Reeves, Mark Hall, joe jenkins, Pere Conway, 415 Raw: Cheryl Gibson, Wendy jefferson, Mac Nichols, Brian Fletcher, Greg Smith, Jerry Smallwood, Bob Hill, Charles Coleman, Dave Thory, john Power, jim Ioyara, Mike Hawkins, Karl How, Ron Shaklee, Don Dixon, Irston Hair, Terry Singleton, Steve Husbands, Mike Layton, Mike Sotak, Mike Williams, jim Tull, Ricky Turner, Charles Tohhs. Larry Cunninglon, Walter Mulican, Simzdizzg: Lewi Mills, Henry Parish, Ron Kozlowski, Mike Davis, Wayne Hofsetter, jim Tauber, Richard Kurten, Paul Krause, Mike Miller. Concert i lu ' 17' 7 ll W I ll, Lf fha Rest Z, 3, -1-Bill Herbert and Ellen Loclwick listen pcnsively to Mrs, G.'s suggcsti ns. A good perfornunce, .1 satisfied smile for 1 job

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7-4-7 ' , . , Iwllllgylh 1 -I by Q 1 :A if li In Row: Steve Crawford, Alan Best, janet Loeffel, john Klima, Sherman Griffith, Angie Sumler, Betsey Tidler. 2nd Row! Steve Manili, Don Futoran, Rhonda Hitchcock, Joyce Anderson, Tommy Hoy, Gary Cavender, Kay Vaughan, Pat Browder, Mary Reed 3rd Row: Dave Thorp, Don Dixon, Kitty Horton, Cheryl Stup, Rick Jones, Jim Allen, Pfun Ostrom, jackie Dowell, Nancy Lawrence 41h Row: Ken Senes, Dawson Bragaw, Brenda Levi, Judi Black, Woodie Grnover, Steve Naylor, Alison Mosely, Peggy Lucleman, Carol Brunk adrigals To perform the best music in the most authentic mannerithis is the purpose of the DuVallaires, or the Madrigals. Mrs. Shannon and the thirty-five members try to pass on their love of good music to both those who may perform and those who listen. Madrigals is an extracurricular organization and nowhere in the school will you find a more spirited or talented group. f i I l ft '-4 Mrs. Shannon leads the Madngals