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Instruments in hand, bandsters chat before departing for their Expo concert appearance. Band accomplishes goal: 2 Expo concerts Swinging sledge hammer, body basher vents academic frustrations at band’s car bash. n Crossing into Canada, 80 bands- men and director Mr. James Qualk- inbush performed in two concerts Sept. 13 at Expo ’67 in Montreal. With 18 chaperons, bandsmen boarded bus Sept. 1 1 for six-day trip to 1967 Canadian centennial. They spent free time visiting the fair ' s international exhibits. After fair screening committee had chosen band last spring, prepa- rations for trip began with money- making projects such as car bash. With help of Band Parents Asso- ciation headed by Mr. Clarence Tap- per, they raised $6000 by car wash- es, candy sales and concerts. Nine-tune program surprised many foreign visitors. “Because foreign countries have no free music train- ing in public schools, visitors can’t believe that 80 students in one school could be so talented,” ex- plained Mr. Qualkinbush. 20
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Bound for New York, Priscilla Gates, Molly Bomberger and Liz Colby catch a quick nap. ansi sag? Manhattan ' s skyline behind her, sea-ferry- ing Sherry Smith absorbs the sight of her port of call, the Statue of Liberty. Tour completed, Dan Luncsford and Pris- cilla Gates leave the White House from the north door. They had begun the tour by seeing a Presidential beagle on the lawn. 19
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Up with People themes Association week Sweatshirted trio (Joe Burgess, Joe Duvall and Dexter Clayton) advance in lunch line on Tuesday of Association week. Administration waived rule against sweatshirts for a day. ‘‘Up with People” themed Asso- ciation week April 17-21, 1967. Following Monday’s ■ publicity. Wildcats donned casual wear for Sweatshirt Day Tuesday, April 18. Teacher-student turnabout high- lighted Wednesday ' s agenda. Se- lected pupils planned lessons and led class discussions. Also on April 19, vegetable corsages sales ushered in Sadie Hawkins Day celebration, climaxed by girl-ask-boy movie in the auditorium that evening. Pupils displayed loyalties by wear- ing class colors on Thursday. Student-faculty basketball game followed Friday’s dress-up day. Male and female teams of pupils and teachers battled in alternate quar- ters. After the bout, 500 dance- goers filled Civic Center for Ber- muder-Computer soc hop where ideal dates met. HHS’ers had com- pleted questionnaires beforehand. During “Up with People auditorium, announcer Bruce Lynn, ' 61 , broadcasts NBC at HHS.” At home, Lennette Mitchell scans computer dance questionnaire before answering it. 21
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