Governor Livingston High School - Claymore Yearbook (Berkeley Heights, NJ)

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ll LM, Rzlght, M, Rzlg There was a band around here someplace! F. Bartlett. L The spirit of red and blue fills thc streets. ROK1' I: N. Senson, L. Leydie, VV 'lil10lN2lS, A. Nolzin, S. Frank, K. Todd V. Tom, K. Peterson, D. White. ROW 2 A. I-lebenstreit, B. Bartlett, B. Osborne, A. Stewart, Killlivlililll, Peterson, R. Beeklxtrger, S. Bcrgvall, H. Tonigan, B Yannottzt, D. Lzirkc, S. Gouring, V Stein, A. Hziury, l,. Rupp, K. Spcycrs 1 1965 HIGHLANDER BAND S. Doba. ROW' 3: C. Haury, S. Horner, M. Tetly, R. Stirling, D. Malcolm, G. Richardson, R, Hahn, Coletle. B Schenk, C. Hoag, P. George, J. Moore, H. Bimson, R. Breen, KI. Davidson, B. Brandt, S. Carlin, G. Landvater, P. Val herbst, R. Young, Bloomberg, VV Parker. ROW 4: N. Gocring, P. Erdos, Smith, H. Dropkin, H. Gutinan,.I S. Blair, S. Frost, Thompson, lanuny, l,. Missenhzirter, S. Pom Birkhead, Curry, Cnr, D. L. Bostwick, A. Gaynes. Man Mztlttolni, N. Nlolinnro, Ru Hiotis, li. Csztszier, P. Fl'CIlCllY'Il Leydie, D. Braun, G. Guldcn, A.

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The Pzjbes Are Callin' . . . ..r , . ft I The scene could have been Scotland, but it was really GLRHS. Drums in my heart are drummin' I hear the bagpipes hummin, . . . No longer are these just words to the Highlander Song. This year, the long awaited bagpipe band Hnally became reality. At first it seemed just a dream, but more and more people began to be- lieve that it could be done. Under the instruction of Mr. Harrison, Wendy Thomas, now pipe major, and thirteen other girls learned to play the symbol of the Scots. They made their first appearance on Thanks- giving. Since then requests to perform have Hooded in, and in the future, they will carry the name of Governor Livingston far and wide. Don't wrap it, bag it. S. Doba, S. Bergvall. HIGHLANDER BAGPIPES EFT' D. Young, S. Fulshaw, B. Cochran, B. chcnk. CENTER: C. Hoag, H. Schiedecker, V. tein, A. Strohmeyer, S. Bergvall, W. Thomas. IGHT' G. Malcom, E. Mclack, E.. Hale, S. Doba. Pipe major Wendy Thomas on the march. 83

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zght, zglzzf. . . in Step. wlqhis passage is meant to be lhrlr, please! F. Bartlett Sousa and Bach receive equal billing from the Governor Livingston Highlander Band. The band and various connected groups including the dance band, bag pipes, twirlers, and color guard work hard all year. Under the direction ol' Mr. Forrest Bartlett, the band performs in local and county parades, as well as in various school functions and assemblies. As the fall season comes to a close, the band members relinquish their marching uniforms and begin making preparations for the Pops Concert and annual Spring Music Festival. The band oflieers of 1965 were Tony Manger, president, Winston Parker, vice-president, Nick Molinaro, seeretaryg and Sunny Horner. Student conductor, Joseph Car also aided Mr. Bartlett during the year. ,, rr L. ummm.. E. lNlt'I.aren, D. lNlt'l. RON' 5: VV. Hamilton, S. Thomas, r, R. Resnick, D. Lanclvater, S. , R. Ott, S, Solomon. G. Bartlett, mu., K' Lnnq, G, Turnbull, A quick breath between numbers. S. Powers y, Painter. H, Selieidecker, N. ty, Mr. Forrest Bartlett.