Hartnell College - La Reata Yearbook (Salinas, CA)

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FROM SALLIES TO CONCESTIFI After many sharp half-time shows, the Band ended the football season with fine performances in the Homecoming Parade and at the Sequoia Bowl. The Band ' s activities during the spring semester included on-campus noon concerts, visits to local high schools, the Hartnell commencement ceremonies. MAJORETTE: Sandy Twisselman. DRUM MAJOR: Jerry Cole. RANK I, left to right: Robert Lee, Kathy Cline, Mike Dixon, Lupe Holquin, Ruth Leavitt, Wendy Crews. RANK 2: Gene Poe, Jim Flores, Carol Weigel, Don Roberts, Ken Jensen. RANK 3: Jim Wildman, Leo Lanini, Ernie Shelton, Pat Stanley, Celia Pedroza. RANK 4: John Cline, Welton Smith, Ray Frost, Jim Hunter. RANK 5: Michael Rega, Sandy Smith. Described by its director, Mr. Robert Lee, as ... a workshop group for con¬ temporary music, the Dance Band gave noon concerts and special programs during the year. Several members of the group also played in professional combos in the area. Caught here giving the Dixieland treatment to Frankie and Johnny are (front row) Bruce Bakemen, Mr. Lee, Jim Flores. Elliott Pisor. In the back row are Carol Weigel, Gary Wilcox and Pat Stanley. WM MR. ROBERT LEE

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:ant DW, dez, Vic- rcia ilto; ene FRONT ROW, left to right: Delbert Horsley, bass; Jim Reed, bass; Saundra Osterhout. soprano; Kathy Cline, soprano; Carolyn Salmon, soprano. SECOND ROW: Rudy Maglenty, tenor; Mike Dixon, bass; Ellen Williams, soprano; Marcia Anderson, soprano; Kathy Merritt, soprano. THIRD ROW: Jim Clme, bass; Hing Ching Unen, bass; Susan Billars, soprano; Mary Ann Carlson, soprano; Rose Thompson, soprano; Rose Maria Madeiros, soprano. BACK ROW: Kenith Sanks, bass; Douglas Edwards, bass; Carol Reif Schneider, soprano; Janet Brunson, soprano; Sharon Hodel. soprano; Susan Thomas. soprano; Julie Nelson, soprano. These two dedicated men, Mr. As¬ lanian (standing) and Mr. McTav- ish, work many hours in preparing for each individual selection to be sung. Here they were caught go¬ ing over one part of the Messiah to be given before the student body.

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KFfiOM DIXIELAND TO CLASSICS... Under the direction of Mr. Lorell McCann, the STRING EN¬ SEMBLE gave a number of excellent performances, including a Christmas program, a concert for the Hartnell student body, and a Music Club concert. LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Lam, Bert Robinson, James Wildman, Mr. McCann, Kathleen Schwab, Michael Rega, Lorene Keltner, Barry Robertson. Performing a wide variety of music and taking part in a wide range of activities, versa¬ tile Hartnell musicians enlivened and enriched community life. On the football field lively marches and pep songs were, together with snappy half-time shows, an important part of the gridiron activities. Dixieland and several other styles of jazz emanated from the Pep Band and the Dance Band, and from the String Ensemble and the Symphonic Band came the sounds of Broadway, Bach, and Beethoven. Music for every taste was available on the Hartnell campus, and musicians and listeners alike enjoyed many pleasant and inspiring hours at rallies, games, assemblies, and con¬ certs. MR. LORELL McCANN Several spirited members of the Band added color to home basketball games as they participated in the lively Hartnell PEP BAND. LEFT TO RIGHT: Sandy Smith, Pat Stanley, Michael Rega, Welton Smith, Wendy Crews, Don Roberts, Jim Flores, Mr. Lee, John Cline, Felisa Aquino.