Kimball High School - Lancer Yearbook (Royal Oak, MI)

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Qs Y . . xx . ,X ,aw . '- A. ,s l Bcggod Slflefl Where iri'the world do you see THAT note? Mrs. Practicing for an orchestra concert is a serious and grueling task 0 99 PVOVSS 'lm' 'he llfe Of an orchestra director is a trying one. as is revealed in the faces of Sharon Weisman and Beverly Csizmadia , 5 L if 2 V' f r f , f 4 f 1, 2 2 , z 4 4 f Roger Mead practices, too. l . l 5 - 1 i . l it z V S 1 i 5 fi ' 2 t 5 e E ,ssc I . i , The orchestra of Royal Oak Kimball High School proudly poses for this picture in order to show off their brand new uniforms, Orchestra Completes Busy Year The Kimball Orchestras 37 members have completed a busy season of many tirsts. After playing for A Man called Peter, the industrious group settled down and prac- ticed tor their first concert and the District Orchestra Festival at which they received a high rating. New uniforms were purchased for the orchestra with the proceeds of a candy sale held by the musicians. Also, several solos and ensembles from the or- chestra competed at the District Solo and Ensemble Festival where tive entries re- ceived the highest rating possible. After playing for Books and Crooks, the orchestra planned another concert. To close their busy season, the orchestra said Good- bye to the Seniors by playing at Com- mencement. 23 Wfifa.. WM 'MM .. 'ff' i' - 7 E Q 7 L ys,- Q I Mrs. Ann Dodge

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if 2? I 'A . , . :z rf Ti 'al 5 ,SQQ ' s Under the able direction of Mr. Russell Peters, our bond has enjoyed one of its most successful seasons. . And The Band Played On. The Royal Oak Kimball band has now finished its second year under the direction of Mr. Russell Peters. There were 7O mem- bers in the band who rehearsed at 7 A.M. T , 'va every morning, come rain or shine. Ii The trips and activities which they took part in were: a trip to Canada in May, play- . ing in the Memorial Day parade, a trip to QA Mr. Russell Peters The brass section of the band readies itself for another practice session before participating in the next event on its schedule. .Ti 22 Mr, Peters, di with his boto Lansing for Michigan State Band Day, and on April 24 they took part in the all-city band festival. At the March 5 concert, each person who had been a member for two years and hadn't missed one rehearsal or concert re- ceived a gold pin. rector of the bond, tops out the appropriate rhythm n, as the bond members get the beat. ,..vv' X

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uf' ' M 2 .,,,.:,'2 if Q. J-V me-, ' ,, . A, L y 3 ,- 5 5 ' ' , s. .. vie. , .,. . -Q N - J, V A i , V. .4 f. ,rj 1 mx 'f '-1, Wwlf' 4 - 1 ' 1 'fic' 'si-'Q iffi'- Q, .:.'-,..I.m i i l A A -A A rl Under the dnrectlon of Mr Keuth Lancaster our A Cappella supplied us wlfh excellen! music and INYEYESNNQ concerfs throughout Yhe year. Music Hath the Charm to Soothe Bill Dollavo, Jan Dickman, Don Fuhrman, Amy Cardon, Norm LePage, Margaret Osgood, Barry Johnson, Joyce Jumisco, Morris Emigh, Nancy Ellis and Gwen Johnson, A Cappella Choir members, earnestly rehearse for a forthcoming concert.