Loveland High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Loveland, CO)

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Choir Action Many townspeople enjoyed the traditional Christmas Concert. Choir officers are, back row, from left jim Hardin, vice-presidentg Craig Con- nor, presidentg front row: Cheryl Geist secretaryg and Becky Haack, treasurer. ' 0 Jaw Smash the Mustangsn was the theme of the home- coming float. 22-ACTIVITIES ii Ji or az Professor Roger Reikofski led the choir skit Bones for Rag Day. L4 i

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F755 The madrigul group performs at the madrigal contest in Boulder. Selected to All-State Choir were Brian Chambers, Mark Probasco, Liz Klusscn, Craig Connor, jim Hardin and Bill Stratton. Each member holds il candle during the traditional candlelight entrance by the choir at the Christmas Concert. ACTIVITIES--21

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Ill: Many new things highlighted the LHS Band activity this year. jay Hatfield returned to the district to lead the band in many endeavors. Be- ing invited to attend Band Day in Rapid City, South Dakota, this summer, members sold Indian decals and tickets to the Denver Bronco vs. LHS coaches' basketball game to raise money for the trip. The newly formed color guard added spark- ling excitement when the band marched. T 1 ' .1 ,w ,., Q. f v, 2 was Q ya za-- ' -,+,- - A Q f jfijgglh A v H. 'WE-h If e ,Q . .t X .tffif 2' .lx -Y - V A .' ff' xi' ' MN. rx ', was E+, A -. I' 1' --z ' 4. 5 'Jay H ,- f ,R Ya, . +-1 sri: I an-gr - ',, - ' . ., V he 'Wal t ,t j 1 Q 2 - 7.x 4 2, f- i g . - '7 , , 5 . 'Y ,nw -9 I . I ll' I lyk' ' .awziswsv ..- ffm' s ' tiifii' Y b K .T Q, J wwrlgifigyl '12, a .ii ,'w'ifx'Q L' -g',i15 i shi 9F9i'i52gz 1 .5-51.5, . ' gf, , . N i , N . BEM vw if Q.. z wr, H f f 112 '- f -b 'L ,E ff, .f i S -'rg 5:1 ' t M' i wig 3 , . . 5- if, if 3. f 'f , sz 'ff' f M1-127 Q, +142 -fl - s s .farm '14 , A J T5 r , A-'Q fi? K ...f ff'-fain, 4 3: bw-it MM ' ' ' Q gif' ' ,W . , S 5.1, ,ai ,K ig M' K U ,fs 3:32--ri: 'SQ. .df ' Wi S ,s , 'W fp ' 7' QA in fy V i - L, me 4A,.f 'i3., -13 ' Q i Q' ',f 4 J. Discussing the trip to South Dakota are some of the officers. Director lay Hatfield did an outstand- From left are Tom Ponder, senior band manager, Roger Reikof- ing job, producing several excellent ski, president, Sue Wieren a, secretary, Mike Constantz, senior concerts and interestin half-time per- band representative, and Slielley Hines. formances at the footbgl games. A Performing at C.U. Band Day, in Boulder, the band received a superior rating in both field and parade marching. ACTIVITIES-23