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ill Tuning U 'i A 3 t -A ay, A lttt ue to the small class size and laci ot publicity Orchestra was not so well known as Viking Band and A Cappella. String instrument players wen joined by woodwinds, brass, and percussion from band to make a full orchestra tor concerts and UIL Contests. Early morning rehearsals were difficult, but helped to prepare the orchestra for the December PTA meeting, the band and orchestra Christmas concert in the cafeteria, the State Student Council Convention downtown at the Sheraton Crest Hotel. and the Baccalaureate exercises for the graduating seniors. With their concentration and abilities. accomplishments ran high. Byron Hinderer wrote original compositions and his Concerto lor Oboe was tried out in class. Joann lvlotl took a first division rating on her viola solo at UIL. The Cook quartet, made up ot Ftoy Cook, first violin Cindy Toth, second violin, Anne Barger, viola. and Holly Smith, cello, also placed first, qualifying for state competition. Most ol the students took private lessons and all participated in the All-City High School Youth Orchestra. Each member learned to cooperate and harmonize with the others musically and personally, They contributed their talents and abilities to create an organized ensembles 1 First row fl-ry: Ms, Dick, Sandy Cain, Sandra Lindsey. Dottie Barger, Jo Ann lvtotl, Anne Bar- ger. Beth Puckett, Second row fl-rj: George Shineldecker, Alan Ford, Danette Morgan, Cindy Shoemaker, Cindy Toth, Janet l-lutchison. Third row fl-rj: Alan Brack, Robert Luter, Ron- ald Sweet. Roy Cook, Byron l-linderer, Barbara Green, Laura Martin, Tommy Allen. 2 Cindy Toth and Ftoy Cook play their violins at the Christmas concert. Roy was the concert master and first chair violin. 3 Dottie Barger plays her cello at the PTA Christ- mas concert inthe Lanier cafeteria. orchestra 165
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1 The year's mayor change was a new band director. Ms, Paulette Rainey leads a morning practice session. ond row QI-rj: LHRLLBTURS Paulette Rainey Bill Patterson Drum Major Ken Bickers Third row tl-rj: Melissa Cornell Dar- lene Marlin Rosemary Anderson. Terry Crane. Barbara Ernst Margie Cordrer Michele Kirk Robbie Garland. Kim Schroeder in 2 Mack Steves, Jay Stauffer. Jimmy Blum, and Marc Merry play at a weekly pep rally The Band perlormed at pep rallies, hall-time shows, con- tests and concerts. 3 Kneeling: TWlRLERS Sandy Sanders Cyndy Urbanek First row tl-rj: Nancy Zacco. Sandra Lindsey, Heather Smith Scott Malotl Tim Davis Kim Honeycult. Terri Tallas Laura Stralem' ann Ruth Baker. Jenny Esler. Beth Puckett. Greg Mercier Mana Magel Glen Knipslein, Kansa Bowman, Teri Drngler Janice Jones Luanne Morrison. Cindy Scogin. Diana Mederos, Lisa Devane Helen Snuler Danelle Moruan. Lisa l-loneycutt Sec- Dessie Sherrill John Clark. Linda Stephens. Kelly Connelly, Thomas Starr Tim Beutnagel. Angela Richard. Cindy Palla. Dar' rell Davis Mauro Orcesi Pa' Landrum. Troy Lindsey. Wayne Wheatley Teresa Davis Mike Lammers. Brady Hester Carol Foxworth Brian Steves. Tommy Blum Fourth row tl-0: Alvin Bryant. Jay Bickers. David Ischy Gary Rowan. Mark Slever. Bret Beckner Jay Stauller. Tracy Hester. Marc Merry. Thomas Price Kenneth O Brien tAssislant Drum Mayorb, Melissa Walker. Gay Wucher Rosie Meza Sandy Cain David King. David Wolle. Kevin Shuler Robert Luter Randy Stenson. Edwin Kretzschrnar Ronald Sweet Glen Wucner Ron Moore. Bryan l-loneycutt. Kelly Detmas Marc Stevens Bobby Love Debbie Maeso Maria Mage! Jeff Mangrum Mark Marshall Laura Martin Sharon Martin Cynthia Martinez Karen Martinez Darrell Matocha Scott Matott Sherri Maynard Linda McAdams fe f ,, v- 4 cs .f T , Bm- VI, rbrfvs 1 1 Q
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