Oneonta High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Oneonta, AL)

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Trumpets learn to alch carefully while playing the difficult selection A Legend of Kings ' CONCERT BAND. ROW 1 INSIDE, Lisa Keaton, Cynthia Hartley, Sandy Fendley, Elizabeth Sherrer, Dana Woodard, Earin Wilson, Alice Chamtjlee. ROW 2, Wendy Warren, Paula Alexander . Tina Wall. Kelly Lyda, Stacy Burdette, Angle Wood. Sarah Gibbons. Mary Roundtree. Karen Reid, Michelle Bynum. Valerie Young. ROW 3. Wendy Hogland. Carta Bennett. Kathy Tidwell, Shawn Marsh. Donna McCay, Dennis Presley. Charles Hawkins, Leigh Ann Reid. Jodi Season. Lee Ware. John Gooch. Otis Mitchell. Tammy Dickie. Dotxjrah Tillery. Kim Williams. ROW 4. Denise Presley, Cindy Thomas, Suzette Hartley. Kelly Wilson. Jan Tchernoshoff. Patricia Cargile. Tammy Sullivan. Brian Smith. Jana McPherson. Tammy Owens. Sheri Hullett. Angle Thomas. Mike Putman. Mark Ridings, Susan Faust, Tracy Lyda, Chris Pennington, Jordon Wilson, Jeff McCreless, Cindy Keith, Shannon McCreless, John Hule. ROW 5, Tracy Owens, Kevin Rekj, Tom Head, Pete Faust. Mike Hood, Donald Cates, John Lemley, Phillip Nash, Tara Tidwell, Gina Harvey Second clarinet Kathy Tidwell carefully counts the rests in the Hallejuah Chorus.

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LEFT, Colorguard captains Tammy Dickie and Earin Wil- son l now that chins up is the first step to a top notch group BELOW. Sharon King maintains the pride and disci- pline required in carrying the American flag. COLORGUARD. Dana Harvey. Sharon Ragsdale, Margaret Henry, Earin Wilson, Connie Thompson. Tammy Dickie, Beth Ivlorgan, Melissa Henry. Wendy Warren

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At the beginning of concert season the band knew it had a heavy task of ahead of it in making concert sea- f son as rewarding as marching season had been. The Christmas parade was only a few short weeks after the last ballgame. Preparing for both it and the concert was challenging in such a small amount of time. Immediately after Christmas music was back on file, music was distributed for district con- test held at Gadsden State. The three selections which were judged as superior were The Klaxon . Das Pensieonat, and Kensington. Late in the spring individuals attended solo and Ensembles at Jacksonville State University. They competed with themselves in solos, duets, trios, quartets, and other combined groups. Everyone was proud when they brought home forty-five supe- rior medals. Preparing for the spring concert was hectiv,, with so many other school activities conflicting with rehearsals. However, with all the problems involved, the ' band performed a most out- standing and entertaining con- cert. Three of the selections which made the concert a suc- cess were Highlights from South Pacific , Theme from Ice Castles, and The ' Sound of Music. LEFT, Denise Presley, first chair saxophone, is voted Most Valuable by the band. soon player Kim Williams adds an exotic sound leband. Mr. Tolbert makes closing remarks to the audience All-State band students Lisa Keaton and Jefl before the (inale, The Sound of Music. McCreless perform at Tuscaloosa: