Laurel High School - Milestone Yearbook (Laurel, DE)

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-Anv- SAXOPHUNES: Pat Bvll. Lum Ellis. Cam' He-arm. Munro? Mes- sick. Cranxillr' Wvhittl and Jun Luvw. B.'xRITf,NF2S1FI'Lll lkC2llili. Burns Phillips. 3Ild,I3I1N'SflLilil!.TR1,MBf,NP1SIBFIIVE' W'alle'r f3l1i! Ill., Jax' W'ir1dsur.fflifTnrfI Utlliharln-s lll'lHl.iiIlli RHIILIIII SCHOOL BAN Xl X.lUHlil Irb. lr-II IH rlght: l'r.xl11vsX1I1-wrt,l'f1xI11s4'1w-lr-.N4-'lm Mi F51- 5 Y cub., '4blI.f10LUHUlv5xRDZ Bcxttvfluw Talylur. Bonniv Hmrex Mary Ell jum- C2i!'IHl'iiIl, B.1rhuru,Ie'an Hastings, Carolyn Br-tts, Num Ime- Wvhalm. Niilllili Wingalv. PI1xllisflixvr1s,ur1riFrurlw-s ViIll'l'Ill. A r if fj X' 'EN X a , N S X XX1r1:.1Iv. ,l Mf' HJ-Illlllx. Nwm Irv WMM:-x, frmrlxrz Uv-IIs. fir1r'lr.1r1 l 11f1 r x m ,IQ-.ur HL!-IIIIQN 411111 .lurw lLlY'II1 .lI1. H li'I xl-1l ' f'flf:3H3VHiN.1iIl4l MarvElle-11Wglrringlun.MAJURHTTES3

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Arthur Kretz. Director: DRUMS: Donald Toadvine. Douglas l'arhani. llheater Taylor. Ronald Hadifh. john Yantrease. Larry Hill. Donald Smith. Marvin Jones. GLOKIKENSPIELS: Linda Watkinw. Nanvy Thompson. CL.-XHlNl'1'l'S: jean Keller, Joyce Wingate. Marsha Littleton. Bunny Rifon. liettie Tullock. Sharon Garrett. Janice Conoway. Jean Windfor. Joyce Walmsley. ,ludy Stone. David Williams. Marge Wright. Faye Croten. ,lanet O'Neal. Deloref U'Neal. and jon Williams. FLUTE: Virginia , I Y -an 4557 Hastings. BASS CLARINET: Thomas Wright. TRUMPETS: lay Waller. Ronald Truitt. Larry Allen. Sam Tyndall, Wallace Garrett. John Alilmott. David Spinato, Linda Baker, Timothy Taylor, Leroy Roliinaon. .lat-k Hastings, and James Helm. BASSES: Bob Phillips, John D. Abbott, ,lim Flood, and Boyd Heed. FRENCH HORNS: Trenny Marvil. Bruce Moore and Douglas Whaley. LAUREL HIGH wg kt Xlr. X. tl. KHETZ. lJlREtI'l'UH is X L Q i , Q N i?iZ'N Ml' xx jg '

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,...4.,l 5- A BANNER YEAR FOR THE BA And the drums go bang the cymbals clang and you know the L H S band ls IllE1lCl11Ilg once agaln Whether lt be at half t1me or ln concert the Laurel Band proy ed 1ts superlollty tlme and agaln th1s year Eyen opponents on the football fleld conf eded that the Maroon and Whlte band IS tops Tlus school year marked a great occaslon for the band the arrly al of new un1 forms fhese umfolms purchased through the efforts of the Band Booster s Club, ar rned l0ly3ltl the end of football season llhe band put on some excellent half tlme shows w llll thelr 1ntr1cate foxmatlons of hcalts footballs clocks as well as letter for matlon llllJl1llCS to the ylsltors slde Included Ill the band s year lound program are at least two concerts llhls year they Eaxe a mlcl wmtel concert followed up by an equally excellent spxmg concert, both under the capable baton of Arthur 5 lxretz Dlrector lhe band ILLCIY ed state wlde fCLUgIllllUll when lt began lts weekly seues of radlo pltlnfldlllc mer VVJWL III the fall Laulels Nlalchlng, Band needs no words of 1Ill.lOdl1LlQlOIl for lts records speak for themscly es The LHS Band has topped lust prlze at eyely major parade show mg on the hasteln qhoie area For these OCCQSIOIIS the color guards and majorettes ac company the concert band when lt marches No school PICSCIHHIIOH IS ey er complete XS1ll10Ull them be 1t a pep rally football game or an assembly the big Nlaroon and Whlte always shmes' Nqr..-4-sf 'Q 40 O 0 9 5- 77 T. 'Y i ' ' . . . M ' J u Y J E . -yn' .-v. an u V ' ' Ar -. . I n q n D ., . l - 11 v . ' x ' .- X L I - - 1 ' ' 4- I E Q