Benson Polytechnic High School - BluePrint Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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and Has Rosy Year' This year the Benson Tech band performed as a marching unit at football games. They also played at the Tech Show. 49er, Yuletide Sing, Area Two Band Festival and concerts at other schools in the city. Pep band performed at home basketball games and various grade schools. Concert band was directed by Mr. Harold Rowe. Student director of the Pep band was Dave Capps. Drum Major was Craig Weatherspoon. Band organization was charged to the Ex-Board, consisting of: President Mark Overton, Vice-President Dave Capps. Sergeant Willis Olson, Secretary Robert Bailey, Treasurer Robert Ross, Librarian Craig.Weatherspoon, Ass't Librarian Keith Belz. As a grand finale the entire band marched in the Rose Festival parade. RIGHT: Drum Major, Craig Weatherspoon, takes a break from his duties as band leader. FAR RIGHT: FRONT: C. Weatherspoon. FIRST RANK: T. Davis. C. Peake, D. John, R. Scholz, J. Earsly, M. Scheurman. SECOND RANK: T. Taule. B. Bachman, T. Nicholson, R. Lewis, L. Slaughter, M. Gerlicher. THIRD RANK: D. Capps, R. Drake, R. Ross. G. Booth, D, Foster, M. Overton. FOURTH RANK: S. Hill. M. Hutchins, D. Buall, C. Nemetschek. M. Miller, R. Bailey. FIFTH RANK: G. Whalen, S. Jensen, J. Schroder, D. Zeidlach. T. Brown. S. Hamlin. SIXTH RANK: D. Menicosy, F. Teed. R, Drake, A. Henifin. SEVENTH RANK: R. Schroder, D. Stanwood, W. Goldsmith. M. Veley, Burnison, D. Freeman. EIGHTHVRANK: W. Olson, P. Pattee, J. Anderson. G. Rice. P, Winn. D. Landis. NINTH RANK: D. Parson. C. Bowman, D. Stanwood, B. Foster, K. Mattoon, E. Bahneman. TENTH RANK: F. Battilega. D. Thorstad, D. Twiss. R. Johnson, G. Leupold, D. Sampson. ELEVENTH RANK: K. Fermenick, T. Hammond, K. Belz, D. Monaghan. F. Kreiger, R. Miller. TWELFTH RANK: D. Richardson. FAR RIGHT BELOW: Mr. Rowe hears a mistake, looks disgustedly at the solo clarinets, and makes a comment on the same group. BELOW MIDDLE: Dave Capps leads the Pep band in Get it on, BELOW: KNEELING: R. Scholz, T. Davis, C. Weatherspoon, M. Overton, R. Ross, D. Capps. STANDING: T. Taule. R. Drake. M. Scheurman. D. John. F. Kreiger, W. Goldsmith, T. Nicholson, R. Lewis, K. Belz, T. Hammond, D. Parson. B. Foster. M. Miller, E. Bahneman, M. Burnison, A. Henifin, G. Booth. Not pictured A. Bradford, C. Dean, T. Elwood, D. Nelson, D. Vann, J. Winters, C. Coleman. W. Olson. Not pictured Pep band: J. Schroeder, W. Olson.

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Tech Takes to Vocal Music With over 140 students signing in for Glee, lVlr. Fuzzy Hanson had his hands full. With 'the Ambassadors lending a foot, the singing program proved quite successful. The Gleemen performed at the Tech Show, 49er, Yuletide Sing, Area Two Choral Festival and certain other concerts. The Ambassadors, besides performing with the Glee, also did shows at the Sheraton, Top of the Cosmo, Thunderbird, and various concerts at different establishments. Many offers had to be turned down for different reasons. The Glee raised moneyiby selling posters so they could travel to different grade schools. They plan on raising a great deal more to put a proposed trip to Las Vegas into action.