Beachwood High School - Oculus Yearbook (Beachwood, OH)

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ee eee TE He TE ee: RU cement emm earn ST TD SURES CTLE OS TN TR Re Wa Sie oom ey ‘ wi amas sists . Pep Band BACK ROW: Bob Abrams, Barry Deutch, Ron Barron, Bob Moses, Mike Harris, Steve Avner; Roy Shanker, Jerry Cohen. MIDDLE ROW: Jerry Zalben, Tom Faranda; Mike Shon, Richard Ginnis, Carol Rivshun, Jeff Rossio, Larry Leibowitz, Bob Goldman, Sidney Kaplan. FIRST ROW: Ira Wish, Larry Wurzman, Ken Matlow, Jan Opper, Allan Doris, Steve Ross. rangement were the major- ettes, who, it was said, pre- sented Bryan's major entice- Mile. During the basketball season the Pep Band enter- tained. Assemblies some- times included the efforts of the Concert Band. All the bands of Beachwood suffered a most taxing and fulfilling year. Drum Major And Majorettes Tom Faranda, Kathy Klein, Marsha Kraig, Vicki Opper, Sharon Solwitz, Donna Levin, Barb Weiner. 67

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Marching Band BACK ROW: Bryan Adelman, Stunt Man; Jerry Zalben, Barry Deutch, Jeff Ruben, Steve Dolin, David Zalben, Jeff Sandler, Bret Avner, Bob Pesselman, Roy Shanker, Steve Avner, Jan Opper, Ken Matlow, Richard Ginnis, Ron Barron, Tom Faranda. MIDDLE ROW: Nancy Rodick, Morris Kinchen, Ken Frires, Vivian Goodman, Bob Abrams, Jeff Rossio, Mike Huber, Allan Doris, Steve Ross, Dave Milefsky, Bob Golden, Sheldon Gross, Phil Zelznick, Larry Wurzman. FIRST ROW: Larry Leibowitz, Ika Wish, Jan Brown, Frank Winston, Mike Shon, Mike Harris, Stu Lefkowitz, Mark Levitt, Bob Moses, Gloria Colb, Carol Rivshun. The CONCERT BAND performed at assemblies. Desired six years, ex- pected three years, prepared two, the Beachwood High School First Marching Band under George K. Shahan made their appearance on the foot- ball field. Cheered, hooted, laughed, appreciated, the band practiced and enjoyed their premier season. The six majorettes and Drum Major Tom Faranda led the band across the field. The majorettes, a Marching Band Graces Football lone half-time attraction in former years, were pleased at last to appear with the band. An innovation struck the band this year in the person of Bryan Adelman. His talents were first petitioned to impersonate Dr. Ben Crazy, and he became so at- tached to the band that he accompanied them in their bus to the rest of the football games. Pleased at this ar-

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Winter Brings the Fall of Snow and Skiers Those individuals uninfluenced or un- afflicted by wary parents, cowardice and precedent packed the buses eighty strong to infest the slopes of Boston Mills. It was the duty of Mr. Larry Davis to guide these enthusiasts, and it is to his credit that he performed the task willingly and Seniors show their ski-pole stance! lovingly. That skiing has become even more appealing and available to Beach- wood this year can be affirmed by the quantity of students beseeching heaven for snow for reasons other than the close of school. Mr. Larry Davis and skiers prepare for the slopes.