Wynford High School - Royale Yearbook (Bucyrus, OH)

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'VK A: The Symphonic Band rehearses for their Christmas concert under the expert direction of Mr. Arvine Kindinger. B: String bass gal, Pam I-Iieber, taps out time. C: Royal Brass members concentrate during practice. Symphonic Band: ROW 15 V. Stormer, M. Durigg, L. Beck, T. Shealy, S. Makeever, C. Whitmeyer, L. Hieber, ' 22 M. B s J. Bender M. Kinsey D. Kissling, K. Miller, C. Kissling, S. Clark, S. L. King, S. Clark. ROW arne , , , Rothhaar, B. Hieber, E. Clark, D. Tschanen, S. Gerber, J. Croneis, C. Rarick. ROW 3: P. Ross, T. Outhwaite, ' ' ' C K l R. Youn K C. Frank, R. Reed, J. K1Tg1S, L. Whitmeyer, B. Bardon, S. Gebhardt, J. Long, . ep er, g, . Liapply, 1. Swalley, M. Light, J. Buck, M. Shealy, D. Lust, K. Fox, M. Campbell, C. Taylor, M. Goodman, D. Fadley. ROW 4: J. Stormer, D. King, D. Barnes, S. Young, D. Miller, J. I-leer, T. Schiefer, J. Fox, J. Dotson, C. Armbruster, P. Hieber. Band 111

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A: Talented trumpeter Mitch Light takes a breather during practice. B: Pep Band member jay Heer gets Wrapped up in an exciting game. C: Pep Band members and fans cheer the Royals on to another victory. 110 Band Instrumental Music Plays Important Role at Wynford The Concert Band, which was conposed mainly of freshmen and sophomores, developed their tal- ents this year. They gave per- formances at the Winter Concert, the Spring Concert, and the annual Memorial Day services at Nevada Cemetery. They are looking for- ward to more years in the Wynford bands. The Pep Band performed at all home basketball games and at all pep rallies. They greatly helped promote spirit for sports events. Concert Band: ROW 1: L. Steinnilber, S. Short, I. Kochensparger, C. Staiger, C. Buck, J. Knapp, B. Cronin, D. Miller, L. Lohr. ROW 2: D. Linn, I. Matthews, T. Shealy, G. Louis, B. Short, J. Hieber, D. Hieber, K. Bucher, E. Brause, J. Fox, C. Brown, R. Shifley, W. Walcutt, J. Hoffmaster. ROW 3: S. Atkins, D. King, D. Berger, S. Motter, B. Armbruster, K. Kissling, S. Rotiihaar, I. Long, J. Stormer, D. Tschanen, V. Stormer, M. Light, D. Miller, P. Snyder.

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New Techniques Provide for Bigger, Better Fall Book There were many long hours and much hard work involvedfin the making of the 1973 ROYALE. To raise money to print the annual, each member sold advertising blocks to different firms. A new process was tried this year in which the yearbook was distributed in the fall, therefore, eliminating the spring supplement. lt is certain that the students at W. H. S., as well as the public, can be proud of the prpductlon of this year's ROYALE. A: Sports: G. Schiefer, B. Kirgis, J. Keeny, editor. Faculty: M. Campbell, S. Young, editor. B: iSEATEDy C. Kepler, business manager: QSTANDINGJ M. Leut- hold, ass't business manager, M. Cuffman, assistant editor: Mari Lauthold, editor, Mr. Borland, advisor. C: Photographers: QSTAND- INGQ C. Kepler, B. Volk, P. Sny- der, C. Buck, QKNEELINGJ R. McDaniel. D: Seniors: J. Castanien, K. Mille M. Eichelberger, editor, Faculty: G. Harris, D. Bosler, M. Durigg, editor E: Activities: QSITTINGJ D. Kissling, editor, S. Rothhaar, J. Long. Organizations: iSTANDlNGj C, Taylor, E, Clark, S. Clark, editor. ' J swag .,r.:w.aS 1'