Bangor High School - Bangorian Yearbook (Bangor, MI)

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PW Laughter shook the rafters of old Bangor I-hgh on the nrght of November 20 when the Senror class presented Archre Andrews Thrs hrlarrous comedy deprcted just one small pornon rn the 11fe of Archre a famous comrc strrp character rn whrch he destroyed his father s business scandal- ized rich Uncle Oscar lost his true love Veronica and even managed to get drunk all in one day 5 F '4 . Sr---

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WJ ' 4 The productron was duected by Mr Duane Arn lay The entrre cast rncluded Archle Tom Taylor Martha fM31dD Karen Frrtz Dad Doug Johnson Mom Gert Wolf Veroruca Karolyn Moser Betty Roberta Ercas Mrs Ienkrns Nancy Francrk Gene vreve Lourse Schultz Iughead Allen Barker Boy Ervrn Davrs P1nky Steve Overton Mayor Hlgglns D6HD1SMaCklHd6I Agatha Bev Woodley Uncle Oscar Harlon MacM1ll1an Student Dlrector Carole Brewer and Prompter Sally Monk

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FIRST ROW, QLeft to Righty: Marcia Bigelow, Nancy Clark, Linda Crandall, Dorothy Kizer, Beverly Adams, Janet Bore- ham, Roberta Eicas, Nancy Francik, Sharon Dunkelberger, Carol Palmer. SECOND ROW, QLeft to Righty: Jock Miller, Joel Worra, Roger Wood, Andy Sebastyen, Dennis Mackinder, Frank Angel, Susan Barker, Jim Dillenbeck, Cindy Brown Danny Mora, Dennis Godlew, Sandy Grimes, Bob Seely, Lois Bregger, Myrna Goss, Rosalie Haris, Beverly Palmer, Ben- ita Allen. THIRD ROW, QLeft to Righty: Don Malmquist, Carol Pike, Linda Damaske, Tom Zakarias, Larry Garner, David Landers, Robert Hodgeman, Sonja Huneycutt, Phyllis Neel, Valerie Wertenberger, Nancy Williams, Elaine Schiel FOURTH ROW, QLeft to Righty: Mr. Roger Thompson, Tom Overton, Steve Overton, Phil Weiss, Dan Overton, Martha Damaske, Sally Wood, Tom Jacobs, Pete Gent, Larry Lafler. NEW UNIFORMS HIGHLIGHT BAND PROGRESS THIS YEAR Bangor's Marching Band, clad in new tailor-made uniforms, high-stepped its way through one of its most successful seasons under the direction of Mr. Roger Thompson. The band presented marching routines at every home football game and at the Galesburg contest played at Kalamazoo 's Angell Field. At Western, during the annual Band Day, the band depicted the story of the Three Little Pigs. Aside from these marching appearances, the band prepared and gave to a capacity crowd in the new gym a special Christmas concert with the chorus. The band also participated in a mid -winter concert with the Fennville band and, later, the annual Spring concert. At Benton Harbor, the Bangor musicians entered the area Band Fes- rival, competing in the Class B competition. Through the efforts of the Bangor Band Boosters and the cooperation of the entire community, the school was able to purchase dressy blue-black uniforms complete with white cross-belts and formal-style tails. They were first displayed on the Bangor gridiron as the football season opened with a contest against Watervliet.