Mounds High School - Annual Yearbook (Mounds, OK)

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THE PRIDE DF DUNDS HIGH DIRECTORS Wade Robertson Becky Martin Cfront L-Rl jackie Phillips, Lilly Bigpond, Hope Keizor, Rachelle Duck, Traci Shelley, Renee Harris Qcenterl Jeri Ramey, Bill Palmer, Angie Thompson, Robert Jones, Steve McNabb, Melodie Sivadon, Amy York, Aimee Zeiler, Tracie Brown lbackl Paul johnson, Gary Russell, Damon Ellis, Wayne DeGraffenreid, Patrick Reale, Brian McDonald, Rodney Stacy, Brian Ernest, Travis jenkins, jeff Culbert Qstandingj Melody Fry, Glenn Reader, Dustin Chambers, Aaron Veale, Brian Roe, Chris Rivett, Chuck Stinnett The band members waited for days and weeks to move into the new band room, but the building delay lasted all through the marching season. After everyone had forgotten that there would be a band room, the big day came. Members moved only the music to the new music library and the marching equipment to the new storage room. Finally on Friday, November 21, 1986, the band officially moved UP to its new facilities. Qbelowl The main band room is a large thirty- foot high area where the band practices for all of its concerts and contests. Qbelowl The spiral staircase le ds UP labovej The new band room is a , to the seen from the outside. ibelowj The -f , , uni orm choir room connects to the main t band room b the office S mage Y ' room. 1 I ,::. :wits K .',. j 5 Q . i ssss iarst fifi t 5 I ' as fright, Kabovej The The music library is Y directors' Over the I office has instrument viewing storage. lleftl A Windows large uniform to both storage area main keeps band band members look- I mom and their best. the choir fflghtl room. Instrument I storage room is ,Q ee handy'

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ETA CLUB REQUIREMENTS In order to qualify for nembership, a student shall: 1. have a grade point of 3.0 Jith no D's based on five .igh school semesters, 2. pass a teacher evaluation n attitude, participation in lass, etc., 3. be voted in by current members. LANN N Which flavor today? D01 Seniors: Matt Church, Steven Newberry, Carl McDonald, and Mark Long CPPICERS Steven Newberry flbresidentj Lisa Stone KSecretaryJ Mike Tatum Nice-presidentj Alumni lend a helping hand. , Be quietg I've got the gavel! Summer Convention found Betas at the Washington Monument. He's de Boss! I I

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f ff:f97 I 'iii C -Y '1 JAZZ BA This year's Jazz Band, in trying to fill in the shadows of past members, hoped to re- turn to glory with its newest members. This year's jazz Band includes Qfront L-Rl Bill Palmer, Angie Thompson, Rachelle Duck, Damon Ellis, Jeff Culbert, Steve McNabb lback L-RD Chuck Stinnett, Wayne DeGraf- fenreid, Brian McDonald, Rodney Stacy, Brian Ernest, Aaron Veale, Paul Johnson, Renee Harris, Gary Russell, Dustin Cham- bers, Travis Ienkins, Jeri Ramey. Jazz band entered various contests in order to prepare for the State Contest. fleftj Marching Band had a successful season. The band went to Pryor Marching Con- test where they took first place ' in their class in Parade March- ing 8: Field Marching. The t pride also won a superior rat- ing at the Oklahoma Regional Marching Contest held at Union High School. fabovej The jazz Band in action at a high school basketball game. It had become tradi- won at Union High School. dem ML tional for the Band to perform, and they Robertson holds the Pryor trophies for were always a big hu with audiences' Parade 8: Field Marching. lbelowj The Superior Plaque for 1986 5 21 E We V,,. frightj This year's drum major, Jeri Ramey, made MHS very proud of the great job she did. It's a hard job, but Jeri was great. 6 Qleftj Weeks and months of practice go into perfecting musical talent. Finally, all-state tryouts arrived, and the heat was on. First-cut all-state qualifiers in- cluded Dustin Chambers, Paul johnson, Renee Harris, and Jeri Ramey. Unfortu- nately, none of the qualifers made the all-state band.