Slatington High School - Reflections Yearbook (Slatington, PA)

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f H lefiel ' The 1977-78 version of the Slatington High School Band inspired pride in its performers as well as those who watched the show from the stands. A Salute to Hollywood was this year's theme. The performance included such songs as Hurray for Hollywood, the Road- runner theme, and the theme from Man O of La Mancha. A special appear- l ance was also put T in by Porky Pig at each perform- ance. The show thrilled audiences from 6 to 60, and it will long be remembered at S.H.S. W Ml COMPETITION SCORE PLACE -e -- - - Slatington 42.2 exhibition Whitehall 39.95 2nd Northampton 43.10 2nd Catasauqua 45.75 2nd Easton excellent --- Chapter II 50.50 3rd Championships Atlantic Coast 42.50 9th Championships -1. i.......f. ' 3

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Our Beautifu Noise Band Mr. Fennell - What a ham! The Beautiful Noise can reach to the sky 4 N '4 P htwsln . 0 I . A' 'fs ff Drum majorette - Brenda Lobach N I 1. 7' x 4 I ' inf? A'5 X , . 'Q I 1 ,A xt 1.11, VQQ '1 1 ,Y 'x ity.. 511, 3,1 . .2 l A. -, lfafdd, View A 'r- '-1, ' ' 'in - 'ffgf' , 5:1 9, ,,, l -, I' 4 A C 0,49 limi,-l'4rg ' A '

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Williams the S.H.S. chorus presented two concerts both open to the public. The Annual Christmas Con- cert was held on December 17. Such familiar songs as Do You Hear What I Hear, Silent Night, and What Child is This could be heard echoing through the auditorium. A more modern approach was taken in selecting the music for the Spring Concert. Selec- tions inlcuded Godspell, Superstar, and a medley of Beatles tunes. Under the direction of Larry I This year's jazz band deserves a round of applause for a job well done. Performing in the annual Talent-Fashion Show, the jazz band delighted those who attended and was sum- moned back for an encore performance both nights. The jazz band also performed in the Spring Band Concert. The band is directed by Mr. George Fennell. Congratulations on a year of superb music. U, -, Alas '.a,Q r?,, -'C' 'IPA irffgf -QYA N QVK ll ' QQ.-1 l lwul Wednesday, May 31, was a night to remember for those who attended the Spring Band Concert. The band did an excellent job, as it performed such songs as Weekend in New England, This One's For You, and many other enjoyable favorites. The fdfggxzlf- Jdgrconcert band also entertained the student body at ,232 1 .45 A, Sgr- 1 1.2a7:f:,' 9 4 .7 pee.. ' - f 1 -u if a 1 T' l 1- i the opening of every assembly. A l Tlift. , Q ,E Lli ' ,.1. p'1,.Yl, fi - r ,