Lasalle High School - Hiawathan Yearbook (St Ignace, MI)

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- - - - Is Rewarding - - - - at In the Spring of 1957 LaSalle High School had reason to be proud of its woodwind-percussion quintet which placed first at the state solo and ensemble festival playing Mr. Wine-Gar's composition, Zombie's Nightmare . Members were Ken Myner, George Cheeseman, Marcia Cheeseman, Margaret Ann Robin- son, and Lana Taylor. AT RIGHT: Mr. Wine-Gar helps Miriam McMillan work out a tricky flute passage. 33

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Music Participation - - - La alle High chool Band BACK ROW: Marcia Ellis, Billy Darland, Donald Graham, Trina Doucette, Pat Warner, Judy Coveyou, Terry Monson, Faye Snyder, Nancy Belonga, Sue Brown, Marcia Cheeseman, Judy Miller, Lynne Ellis, Roberta Paquin. SECOND ROW: Fred Lee, Bonnie Pemble, George Cheeseman, Connie Furlotte, Karen Wester, Mary Hagen, Donna Doucette, Miriam McMillan, Louise Broussard, Mike Holtham, Dawn Miller, Lela Wamsley, Margaret Robinson. THIRD ROW: Mary Kay Vairo, Kay Brown, Carolyn Grant, Linda Sorenson, Elaine Blair, Sandra Kelly, Jack Goudreau, Carol Lou Rabideau, Sharon Saranen. FRONT ROW: Mr. Wine-Gar, Hugh McLean, Larry Winneroski, Jerry LaChapelle, Lester Wamsley, Jo Anne Vairo, Connie Law, Arlene Wyers, J. D, Stone, Judy Miller, John Angelson, Fred Halberg, Linda Leonard, Jack Winneroski. LaSalle 's band offers experiences in music to junior high and high school students, The band performs marching maneuvers at home football games, gives public concerts dur- ing the school year, and participates in the spring festival organized by the Michigan Band and Orchestra Association. Here the performance of numbers selected by high school teachers of music is judged by experts in the field, 32

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And Fun, Besides. When band members take part in parades and go on trips they decide that their hard work has its rewards. Parades are led by high -stepping ma- jorettes Judy Miller, Mary Hagen, Pat Warner, Margaret Robinson, Kay Brown, a nd Roberta Paquin, LEFT AT TOP: A trip to East Lansing was fun for band members, some of whom 'pose for a picture before Michigan State 's carillon tower. CENTER: Kay and Margaret Ann are stepping lively, batons flashing, in the Homecoming parade. BOTTOM: The entire band lines up to begin maneuvers on the field during half-time of the Homecoming game.