Bedford North Lawrence High School - Reflections Yearbook (Bedford, IN)

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5. ,,, MUSIC 1. SWING CHOIR: Row 1-Connie Corey, Pam Hodges, Cherri Gatton. Paula D. Kern, Terri Meadows, Shawna Cummings, Kelly Todd, Sher Hargis, Row 2-Greg Wade, Ray Pace. Mike Jones, Sam Craig, Mlke Ritchie, Bob Clifton, Joe Gaines, David Thompson, Martin Corey, Eric Easton. 2. We've got a song to sing. 3. Bonnie Fye gets good use ofthe music library. 4. Hard work and practice turns outa good band. 5. Play it, Greg. 6. Band members working hard. 7. A good showing with a float in the Homecoming Parade was the pride ot the Choir. 8. The Haunted House helped raise money for the band uniforms. K . . K .. gn K M ,V 1. 7 B.

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ffm. is- asf. SOUND OF MUSIC Music enlightens each day of our lives. It adds to the life of each day at BNL. Here at BNL, we participate in a number of music classes. The music department consists of band and choir, which gives us a chance to grasp the world of music and deeply appreciate this fine art. 1. Mr. Fitzpatrick leads the choir while they sing a popular song. 2. The band was very impressive in the Homecoming Parade, even in jeans. 3. Piano playing can be learned by using headphones. 4. Listening to tapes is an important part of Mrs. Jones' class. 5. Mr. Blevins directs the band. 6. Playing the trombone takes hot alr. 7. Being able to read the music is an important asset.