North Kansas City High School - Purgold Yearbook (North Kansas City, MO)

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t g concert. Jsic ters, Kevin rrs, Travis orth, Sarah enz, Ronnie aig Shiflitt, Soderstrom. andy Swet- on, Margo rman, john ilson, Dyan 6 Members of NKC's orchestra included Randy Armentrout, Candy Baker, Becky Bartels, Darlene Battiest, Ken Calvert, Ann Dickson, Ann Dudley, Martin Forsythe, Todd Graff, Brenda Hampton, Gordon Heft, Suzie I-lillis, Kerry Holyfield, Macy Hulen, Chris Humbard, Kim Iamison, Crystal johnson, Cynthia Keltner, Margie Kithcart, Sherry Leewright, Neil Midkiff, Arthur North, Donna Pitt, Ioan Rutherford, George Smith, Karen Stock, Martha Ward, Leah Monk, Laura Davis, Mike Stockton and Karen Dickson. Instrumental music, from both the orchestra and the band, meant much to all those who listened or participated. After leading a highly successful marching band first semester, Mr. Patrick White directed the concert band in the second semester. Concert band combined with the orchestra and vocal music departments several times dur- ing the year to bring Northtown students concerts, such as a Christmas concert and Bach's Magnificotf' The pep band, heard at winter sports events and pep assemblies, was an off shoot of concert hand. It helped provide a spirit of excitement as well as music for the Pom Pon squad. The orchestras main events this year were the Holiday Concert at Christmas, fall and spring concerts, and par- ticipation in the musical Oklahoma! Dr. Halen, director of the orchestra department of Warrensberg, held a tri-sch-ool clinic and concert in which the Northland area school orchestras took part. A new class in applied music began at the second semester. Students used the time to learn to play in- struments in individual study. fl. i'7 l'tl1'.',w1M fm- initrd on the drums are Ann Dudley and Dave 1

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nd. i r V all season. 1 O I1 Q! X12 f 1 f '. g,w'sW-jf, ,M 3, f X O -2? , mf ,f , 44 'X f wg ,W ,, ,. . 4W'w7i - , ala, I f .f,g',w, W., Civ' This year's bannerettes include, Cindy Keltner, Kim Graham, Vicky Kimball, Candy Carpenter, Brenda Ford, Debbie Roschke, Diana Brock, Leah Monk, Bobbie Aston, Susie V . , 5 .. 43.15 -1+ 2 tml-raising. fs. Barrett, Vicky Morris, Cindy Leslie, Carleen Montoya, Becky Bartels, and Brenda Hamp- lon. Not pictured are lean Baum, Mary Beth Coons, Shannon Davis, Lynn Eberts, Diana Farmer, Marcia Forsythe, Deanna Griffith, Suzanne Hartzog, Ian Koontz, Ianice Martin, Penny McColloch, Carol Middleton, Connie Miller, Kathy Morris, Lisa Mynatt, Teri Nance, laci Nordine, Kathy Sevedge, Cindy Seymour, Cathy Stock, Ioni Wilhelm. X, ...M i fm' Mr. Patrick White admires trophies and ribbons collected by marching musicians. , ,,,. Hb N , . V 5, ' Ki? W 'riff , J 'fra ,f i Y I ,, V. , ' This years tour majorettes, Elaine Nees, Barbara Carson, Betty Carson, and Teri Mann, Susie Hillis directs the band on field and in parade in add extra excitement when they twirl with the band, he? S9COTld yefif HS drum-major.