Bellingham High School - Shuksan Yearbook (Bellingham, WA)

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I r Against All Odds Starting a week late with only five experienced players, the Jazz Band proved it beat the odds to be a super band. The band's numerous appearances included the What-A-Sho, a jazz festival, and a spring tour along with several small public shows. Front Row: Kevin Hanson, Terry Fonda, Dean Dibble, Stede Ingram, and Ken Quehrn. Row 2: Cherie Simpkins, Justin Bailey, Willie Bodger, and Clark Hinkle. Row 3: Ronda Delcamp, Eric Moldver, Kevin Hunter, Sandy Jacobson, and John Workman. Missing: Paul Seanz. l 3 Jazz Band. 21 Willie Bodger performed a trombone solo at the WhatAA- Sho. 3: Paul Seanz was enthusiastic tor the performance to start, Jazz Band 87

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Top of the Heap Concert Band certainly was at the top ot the heap at B.l-l.S. Concert Band consisted of the top wind and percussion players in the school chosen by auditions last spring. Many students stated that they enjoyed the wide variety of interesting music their director, Mr. Mark Patterson, chose for them to play. A lot of pratice and dedication was what put these students on top. Several students, when asked why they liked band, said they liked all the people they met and the friends they made through band activities. Concert Band completed their second sucessful tour to Eastern Washington. l ,WY I tw tivfgwgfi f il V 3: inf Front Row: l-long Le, Bic Trinh, Shelli Stacey, Cherie Simpkins, Lisa Higman, Renee Stark, Heidi Minninger and Terry Fonda. Row 2: Keturah Long, Lisa Leary, Tonda Ceranova, Sheri Messom, Dean Dibble Glen Kinney Dave Belben, Kevin Hanson, Ken Quern, and Stede lngram. Row 3: Rob Ross, Chuck Schencking Sandy Jacobson, Mark Metune, Ludwig Van Beartoven, Eric Moldver, Kevin l-lunter, Derin Brooks Willie Badger Justin Bailey, Mike Bechtol, and Brian Gilda. Row 4: Paul Saenz, and Sean Davis. Missing Brantly Plumb l: Eric Moldver played his trumpet with excellence, 2: Concert Band. 3. Terry Fonda concentrated on her music. 86 Concert Band

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Bama' 011 The Run The marching season entailed many feats for the Raider Band on the run. After running to positions for halt-time shows, Derin Brooks and Annette Hunt lead the Raiders through many parades around the state. For the first time in Raider history, Mr. Patterson and several chaperones took about 50 band members to Ft. Warden for a weekend of marching and music. Starting out small in force, the Raider Marching Band joined with the trash to increase the uamoeba to lO5 mem- bers. Front Raw: Ken Thorp, Sean Davis, Paul Seanz, Brantley Plumb, Noelle Noyes, Derin Brooks, Lisa Leary, Annette Hunt, Lisa Templin, Steve Bell, Chris Mar- tinez, Scott Thowson, and Eric Burton. Row 2: Jennifer Chervenock, Marci Helgeson, Dianna Jones, Camille Marston, Terry Fonda, April Rollins, Julie Christensen, Bic Trinh, Shelli Stacey, Hong Le, Tanya Donato, Roberta Hit- chock, Karey Chaltant, Cherie Simpkins, Katie Weiss, Ruey Gluck, Kelly Kreider, Dianna Latreniere, and Bekki McAfee. Row 31 Glenn Kirney, T.J. Kratz, Gerry DeSoto, Dan Olsen, Shen Messom, Tura Long, Nick Wonder, Tonda Ceranova, Dean Dibble, Lisa Rogers, Adrea Riply, Dana Day, Terri Hoselton, Darcy Cadman, Ronda Delcamp, Eric Moena, Jenniter Dorr, and Doug Perry, Row 4: Doug Philips, John Workman, Rob Ross, Jason Ellig, Daren Visser, Sandy Jacobson, Mark Metune, Chuck Schenking, Eric Moldver, Kevin Hunter, Tom Hatter, Darren Benson, Dave Belben, Ray Wyant, Val Villatana, Ken Quehrn, Stede Ingram, and Kevin Hanson. Row 5: Brad Stain- back, Rich Munson, Brian Kimball, Karcl Erholm, Ryan Baker, Roger Johnson, Brian Gilda, Mike Bechtol, Clark Hinkle, Willie Bodger, Rodger Neyens, Dan Mclivoy, Tammy Friberg, Guy Harris, Aaron Smith, Kevin Regidor, Robbie Busvvell, Steve Nelson, and Jessy Johnson. 2 3 4' Q ' ', ', X'-1 s x , U If Rx Lf 4 i ip: .F 1 - V - 'Nl ' Qs.-34? - '31 www? A 88 Raider Band