Proctor High School - Proctorian Yearbook (Proctor, MN)

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y, ef 3. Who, Me? Proctor High School Band: K. Whitely, A. Galbraith, D. Lowe, J. Pogorelec, L. Bosiacki, T. Glapa, C. Iverson, B. Bailey, S. Hitt, L. Akey, Mr. Weulander, Row 2: D McDonald, J. Gustafson, P. Lindberg, P. Nikko, T. Daleiden, L. Johnson, C. Hell, G Luiten, N. Larson. Row 3: B. Kolojeski, C. Rydberg. S. Roseen, K. Pappas, T. Wetzel M. Rydberg, K. Heikes, M. Anderson. Row 4. K. Saline, B. Hitt. E. Mattson, N Peterson, C. Swanson, G. Ware, J. Davis, S. White, T. Schmidt, L. Harnell. Row 5, M Vanneste, D. Hughes, J. Menz, W. Suliin, D. Lowe, M. Loushine, L. Goerts. Row 7, J Saylor, S. Hurd, C. Behm, M. Layne, C. lverson, D. Sjogren, B. Elness, L. Lind, B. Lee Row 81 B. Baldwin, S. Peterson. Missing: M. Anderson, C. Elde. B. Nelson, K Sundstrom. Stage Band members: S. Hitt, S. Anderson, B. Baldwin, S. Roseen, D. Lowe, C. Iverson. Mr. Weulander, W. Suliin, D. Lowe, B. Koloieski, J. Menz, C. Behm, L Harnell, B, Hitt, T. Schmidt. B. Lee. Missing: B. Nelson, Sure gets windy in here. Curt really gets into the beat. Don't think too hard, you might be disappointed. I'm lost. Band and Stage Bandf73

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BAND and STAGE BAND We've got rhythm . . . Mr. David Weulander certainly met his match when he met the Proctor Band and Stage Band. His first year at Proctor must have been an experience with Carrie Iverson as president, Susan Hitt and Lee Harnell as vice presidents, Amy Galbraith treasurer, and Susie Anderson as secretary. Mr. Weulander led the band through freez- ing weather, CHome Coming and Hockey gamesj Parades and festivals, along with the traditional, excellent con- certs. The band and stage band also competed in various contests throughout the year, To finance these activi- ties, the members of the band sponsored many fund- raising activities, and as usual sold fruit. M 72fBand and Stage Band

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Orchestra Strings and Things You're asking yourselves, What does the Proctor Orchestra do? Well for starters, two members CHeidi Drobnick and Maryann O'ConneIlJ traveled in Eu- rope over the summer with America's Youth in concert. Maryann, Heidi, Vivian Petterson and Barry Hitt auditioned and made the Duluth-Superior Youth Orches- tra. The Orchestra consisted of 45 string players and 20 wind players. On March 6, the Junior and Senior High Orchestras made an overnight trip to Fergus Falls where they performed a concert. For this trip, Sl,5OO was raised by the mem- bers of the Orchestra. Besides the Holi- day and Spring Concerts, members also performed in small groups and solos for churches, rest homes, and private groups. This year wasn't all work. At- tending concerts, Pizza parties and field trips are also part of being in the Or- chestra. . lisa . Wi AT 74 Orchestra 'L