Foothill High School - Equi Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

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Music Takes the Stage The music department, under the direction of Mr. Kamilos and Mr, DeJarnette, added a new class this year. Comprised of a select group of musicians, the stage band performed at school as- semblies, special public performances, and in the early spring, entered a jazz competition at Oakmont High School. Some of the members of a special quintet within stage band practice below. Members fleft to rightjz J. Huffman, D, Burt, E, Loy, J, Kurtz. fNot picturedl B, Gibson, John Ralston and Steve Jones frightj perform at the jazz competition. Stage band practices during sixth period fbottomy , 4 Monroe DeJarnette Sam Kamilos ' are-w..,

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l QTop lefty A smaller and better-balanced choir sings a variety of tunes for the enjoyment of family and friends. fTop rightj Foot- hill's Symphonic Band performs for an appreciative audience. Members of this band are selected for ability and to provide instru- mental balance for the band, fAbovej Mr, Kamilos directs the full- sized Concert Band composed of talented sophomores, juniors, and seniors. fLefty Behind the scenes Don Henry and Sean Mullock pop a few tuba notes for Concert Band.

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l l3li9ifl3YVQf'Z . mf .. H. 1 1 X t. Am,,. ,m.x t i m142:. A ' not -.fi-.1-fe Vital services to Foothill ranged from taking daily attendance secretary fcenter leftjg Mrs. Frances Brill, attendance clerk, and Mrs. Carole Posehn, counseling clerk fcenter rightj, to pouring new sidewalks and preparing flower beds. The people who combined their various talents to make Foothill run more smoothly were Mrs. Irene Hulse fleftj, school nurseg Mrs. Betty Perricone, registrar, and Mrs. Mary E. Bolton. Cooks were fleft to rightj Maxine R. Secoy, Dorothy Eager, Fay Mayer, Jewel Murphy, and Pat Wilkerson. Custodians were Qback rowj Kelton Gibson, Joe Walling, ffrontl Jonas Broussard, Louis O'Neil, Henry Caldwell, and Fred Peach.