East Detroit High School - East Detroiter Yearbook (Eastpointe, MI)

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Enrollment Down As Cuts Hit Choirs ECONOMIC curtailments forced the cancelation of two choir classes this year: only the Concert choir re- mained as a performing vocal group. Under the direction of lVlr. Al Marco, also serving as East Detroit's band director for the 13th year, the singers presented two concerts. The first was the an- nual Christmas concert which included solo, ensemble, and full choir compositions, as well as instrumental numbers. The second concert was scheduled for lVlay as part of the Fine Arts festival. ln addition, the choir planned to take part in the District and Solo and Ensemble festivals, after a lapse of one year. As in past years, the choir was also sche- duled to perform at the various Commencement acti- vities in June. Because students were allowed only five class con- tacts this year for credit, some members of the choir joined on a voluntary basis and are not receiving credit. Last year 250 students enrolled in choral classes. This year the total was approximately 50, X W r1 x 44-: T s timely' N ':-in-.,,, -J , V, ,v, MM, ,ei-iv.-J XX f 1 X .. Q,!'famia.aanrf,-iQa4w CONCERT choir members are: BOTTOM ROW, Roger Bokano, Dave Williams, Cathy Pierce, Penny Chapman, Pam Loy, Cheryl Orel, Gail Franckowiak, Linda Carden, Cynthia Suchocki, Laura Van Tiem, Carol Fodale, Valerie Skotcher, Gary Bell, and Rick Killoran. MIDDLE ROW, Dennis Lynn, Gary Nummer, John Jarvi, Bill Pilkey, Tim Maris, Colleen Bielawski,Linda Barrett, Bonnie Harwood, Karen Chapotan, 22 Ann Kushner, Ginger Henning, Mary Jo Jordon, Marie Giannola, Carol Calvert, Michael Elliot, Robert Cosand, and Alan Kadrofske. TOP ROW, Tom Dunn, Thomas Thompson, Louis LaFrate, Dennis Cairo, Pete Lazar, llene Mohr, Cathy Krug, Elaine Spezia, Jill Violante, Cathy Tice, Kathy Ouenneville, Kathy Szczur, Amy lreland, Sharon Smith, Dale Hurt, Tim Timlin, and Bill Wishart.

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STRUTTING in foreground, Gary Graham, along with fellow members of the marching band, perform at Memorial field, ElGHTY musicians who composed the Concert band, under the dir- ection of Mr. Al Marco, are: FLUTES, Sharon Chabot, Arlene Golem- biewski, Phyllis Allen, Linda Robinson, Kathy Boles, Lynn Thieme, Loretta LaLonde, Norma Kuszmaul, Linda Carden, and Freida Pasque. CLARINETS, Charlene Kirby, Bob Kaye, Denise Williams, Nancy Freier,Athine Griggs, John Nasuti, Mike Winfield, Elizabeth Baier, Steve Murray, Suzan Jarsulic, Linda Pompi, Pam Trantham, Mark Solomon, Steve Kusnery, Carl Maszal, Jim Rustowicz, Mike lreson, and Gary Zanley, BASSOONS, Steve Osterlund and Natalie Ochenski. ALTO CLARlNET, Jan Keeler and Carrie Maltese. BASS CLARlNET, Mario Bologna and Jeff Dornbush. OBOES, Debby l-lemme, Janine Curchet, Eileen Straitor, and Cathy Tice. ALTO SAXES, Carl Sularz, Ann Trinkley, Richard Baier, and Gerald Worley. TENOR SAXES, Danny Speshock and Rick Rottiers, BARlTONE SAXOPHONE, Ray Violante. FRENCH HORNS, Ron Rose, Julie Frey, Bill Pilkey, and Roger Engleman. CORNETS, Dave Regan, Richard Dobkowski, Pete Jakubiszen, Glenn Huey, Ron Brandt, Pat Mozdzen, and Alan Hopkins. TRUMPETS, Ben Anson and Alan Kress. BARlTONES, Steve Tessman, Gary Housey, and Michael Mahak. TROMBONES, Richard Bichel, Mark Schumaker, Gary Graham, Ken Barrand, Ken Domlovil, and Richard Tignanelli, TUBAS, David Workman, Gary Swiantaniowski, and Robert Rehman, PERCUSSION, John Brogowicz, Dave Rent, Alan Cunningham, Dennis Felker, Rick Rogensues, Jim Pannecouk, Jerry Ratcliffe, Joe Gross, Scott Meyersieck, and Maelouise Meyka 24 Q85