Urbandale High School - Echo Yearbook (Urbanville, IA)

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i. ,J- J NAWMS 'S T if ' 96 ' Marching Band Marching Jays ar game time sf You've got to ploy the gc rhe Urbandale Marching JAHai tasls was not ro play the g to play at rhe game. The Jays marched full force: Oo n 16 flag girls, 16 pompon girls, twirler, a drum mqor, and majorette or six home foorba plus a special trip to Mo Highlights of the year incl Salute to the Seniors Show unexpected visit from Miss Pi of the Muppet characters, Homecoming Show which the theme Super Heroes and to ' On November 8 the Marc journeyed to Morningside C the Morningside vs. South Dals game. The band performed Tell Overture and Rocky a the halftime show. Then the Jays joined the Morningside Central bands to perform Toccara . The band wosj several Urbandale fans in supper on the way home During the playoff game band of about 20 players p for the cheering fans. Marchi was directed by instructor La and assistant Ju Mar 1 Ar 7 a.m. Robert Hansen practices ii 2 Pom Pon Glrls: FRONT ROW- Keller, K. Johnson, K. Fee, S. Moore, T. Boyer. BACK ROW-A. Kaus, P. Young, M. Schmidt, L. Mulder, Nelson, P 3 Drum mcjorerre Sandy Thompson major Jeff Kane are leaders of 4 Flag Glrls: B. Blacls, K. Hall, D. Scl McCoy, P. Babcock, C. Langenberg, D M. Carver, M. Brown, R. Bauer, if Andersen, W. Bradley, C. Va Thompson, 5 Marching Bond: FRONT ROW-S. T T. Courrwrighr, L. Wilson, S. Darrah, S. Swanson, S. Tey, C. Beeler, L. Halx.. Alspach, S. Christensen, assisr. direcra SECOND ROW-Director L. I-linrz, B. P Kripal, C. Gosch, B. Fortune, P. Sh Wesrlund, M. Gillman, T. Andersen, S. Hansen, S. Green, T. Greenhorn, S. l- Bauer, T. Golay, S. Gesiriech, J. Ka ROW-J. Carey, B. Richman, D. Cie-J Clement, A. Smith, C. Canine, L. M Kilmore, R. Morris, N. McGuire, L. Gillman, D. Willis, L. Gee. FOURTl Pitcher, J. Lodermeier, R. Hahm, T. Zirr M. Christensen, K. Rypkema, H. l Kassar, B. Dutemple, K. Wilberg, T. Gowon, S. Smith, B. Worrman, M Palmer, J. Woods. BACK ROW-C. Fl Wobken, G. Petersen, 6. Hart, C. Fd Koupal, J. James, D. Wipperman, K. K5 Byrnes, J. Mohr, G. Hall, J. Shaw, Dj Nelson, J. Loeffelhalz, A. Lewis, C. Vlgr

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lvl program grows- 'aring or srare g steadily since the year's , the vocal music program oubled in size under the new of Mr. Doug Mason. The 58- Concert Choir was the core of I program and performed oncerts throughour the year fall, Christmas, winter, and spring They also participated in All- itians, solo and ensemble contest group contest. quarters were chosen to audition ll-State Choir, and the quartet of Gubuan, Mike Kelley, Kim n, and Greg Webb was selected pare. In March several members s and small groups to contest at with several receiving superior d ratings. Much of second rehearsals were used for state up contest preparation. In May went to contest for the firsr everal years where they a superior rating. t leaders, president Mary Brown ess manager Janie Kripal tools f the candy sales. Two affer- ances were held. During the sr weels, the chorus and band gether for a picnic at Big Creek. Chorus Line Chorus ' 95

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