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Practice is essential to produce good music. Under the direction of the new band man, Mr. Eischer, the band program has almost come alive overnight. The band always livens up athletic events and pep assemblies. Dave Gesko, a trombone player, said Jazz Band gives us a chance to express ourselves through our instruments. Shedding the marching uniforms of the band they take on the characteristics of a concert band. Even though it is and extra-curricular activity, the jazz band practices hard and cooperates very well with Mr. Eischer. The result is a great sound which must be heard to be believed. . 1. Mr. Eischer directs the L.H.S.S. band in the playing of the national anthem at a ,, .......... basketball game. 1 , 2. Band: Irow 11,' M. Riess, Mr. Eischer, A. Lehharth, L. Danback, K. Brown, S. Leo- , , -H pold, T. Brown, G. Paul. frow 21,' B. 1, ,. 'r Aa Kuehner, D. Wolf, F. Gilliam, P. Schoedel, K. Henkelmann. M. Seibert, D. Brown, R. - Trendel, G. Cissell, P. Hoerr, T. Shear, P. Gilliam, D. Shear J. Umbach. frow 315 A. Wolf, J. Dean, M. Long, D. Siscel, L. Ko- lander, G. Stewart, S. Chapman, P. Cox. , 3. Jazz Band: frow 11,' D. Shear, P. Cox, P. Gilliam, M. Long. Krow 215 G. Paul, D. I Albers, J. Mayer, F. Gilliam, B. Schroer. frow 31,' J. Umbach, M. Seibert, C. Carron D. Brown, Mr. Eischer, T. Shear, T. Thompson, G. Cissell. 4 2 1 ' 'M W' ,,.. ., Band
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Chapel is a good Way to start the dayf' The success of the Chapel program goes to these three gears. The Chapel Committee gets togeth- er and plans chapels that are up-to-date, and that hold the listeners attention. The chapel crew is responsible for the bleachers being out and the sound system being on. They're the ones who get the big hand when a table needs to be moved or the projector malfunctions. The organ- ists are the ever-present producers of the melodies that make chapels complete. as S 1. Chapel Committee: frow IL' K. Hastings, J. Dulebohn, K. Boucher. frow 225 M. Hartmann, N. Bernthal, T. Marquardt, B. Knapp. 2. Chapel Crew: D. Darnall, S. Kulilfoy, D. Richardson, D. Correll. 3. Organists: frow U5 L. Muench, D. Schulz. frow 215 P. Pull, R. Dessau, Mr. Engelhardt. 54 Service Groups 's ' if ...,w- I ...Quinn 2' Nxiry.--iff 5
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