Brandywine High School - Azurean Yearbook (Wilmington, DE)

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WIND ENSEMBLE: Front row, from left: B. Barlow, B. Levering, K. Comegys D. Beynard, I.. Franta, P. Hirseman, A. Bither, J. Richardson, K. Gage. Second row: G. Hill, S. Roth, B. Cochran, I. McClaren, ,l. Buonessissi, B. Harding, S. Coxe D. Donner, P. Marvonek, D. Ungerhuehler, C. Bogler, B. Bradley, I.. Spencer. Third row: E. Spradling, M. Donovan, T. Bolton, T. Immcdiatio, Mr. Schiff Directorg L. Tashjian, T. McKinnon, I. Pileggi, S. Farrar, L. Kilgren. WI D ENS MBLE ALL-STA TE BAND MEMBERS: Front row, from left: B. Howell, A. Bither, J. Kinnamon, L. Spencer. Second row: R. Barlow, B. Levering, J. Bechtel, .I. Pileggi. Along with football, the fall seasonhrought the MARCHING BAND. As the Weather turned colder, this energetic group went inside and divided into the WIND ENSEMBLE and the CONCERT BAND. This year the CONCERT BAND and the newly- formed WIND ENSEIVIBLE presented a series of five monthly concerts, the last of which was given hy the WIND ENSEMBLE and featured original compositions hy the Brandywine students. The CONCERT BAND also played at Rodney Square, the County Band Festival, Awards Night, and grad- uation. Of the eighty-two members of the I964- Delaware LL-STATE BAN ME BERS ALL-STATE BAND, eight were B.H.S. students. This rather selective group spent two days at one of the local schools practicing under the guest con- ductor, Dr. Thurman, head of the music department at I.ehanon Valley College. Of our many fine musicians, there was one who was especially outstanding-Anne Bither. In l962, Anne and her flute won the Director's Award of the Delaware ALI.-STATE BAND. This year's musical season saw Anne a junior soloist with the Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra, a soloist at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. and a member of the Philadelphia Youth Orchestra. l38

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At right: MATH CLUB Front row, from left: J. Dills G. Sandbach, Presidentg Mr Likovich, Adviser, Mr. Jones Adviser. Second row: D. Rey nard, T. Bittman, R. Mampe, K. Pugh, Activities Chairmang R. McHugh, K. Straw, Secre tary-Treasurer. Not shown: L Sundet, B. Zehner, L. Wad- dell, A. Schneider, B. Day. An organized hootenanny is impossible, but banjos, guitars, and voices had a way of filling the school lobby nearly every afternoon. This was the informal beginning of the FOLKSINGING CLUB, a group of eager balladeers who met to exchange favorite Baez, Kingston Trio, and P.P.8zM. songs. CLASSIC CAR CLUB members increased their knowledge of automobile restoration and mechanical operation, as they attempted to restore two early model automobiles to their original condition. In their third and most active year, the MATH CLUB explored topics which were not a part of the curriculum. When not trying to outwit their sponsors as well as each other with way-out problems, members were busy planning a field trip to a near-by computer. A new and unusual addition to Brandywine ac- tivities, the MILITARY SCIENCE CLUB studied military fundamentals and strategy. Through the club-invented game European lVIandate,', the mem- bers tried to outwit each other with tactical genius. M TH, CLASS C CAR, 'hiss qa 5 FQLKSINGING, PI GPO G Below: MILITARY SCIENCE CLUB, Front row, from left: Miss Drobin Adviser, J. Butler, L. Starum, R. Ross, F. Carroll, P. Langsdorf, C. Downing R. Craven, L. Salvadori. Second row: B. Voter, B. Mampe, B. Haber, S. Foster J. Bachlott, T. Mooney, J. Scholes, E. Snyder, C. Thawley.

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MARCHING BAND: Front row, from left: P. Brooks, C. Oberholtzer, B. deGeorge9F, G. Harden, K. Wissler, T. lmmediato, B. Howellx, G. White- side, M. Donovanx, R. Browne, B. Fehr, M. Slaughter. Second row: Mr. Diemer, Conductorg S. Gilmer, Drum Major. Third row: G. Olmsted, J. Bechtelf, J. Pileggii, L. Tashjiani, T. Mc- Kinnonk, K. Cagetk, T. Arvin, D. Neugebauer, A. Schneider, L. Kilgren, B. Weatherby. Fourth row: F. Gilmer, M. Friedman, R. Brondyke, R. Haber, C. Rogler, F. Whiteside, K. Trostle, D. Ungerbuehler, D. Martin, A. Loflin, P. Worrel. Fifth row: S. Clinch, K. Dillon, P. Marvonek, L. Spencer, P. Barenbregg, D. Donnerg, S. Coxe, J. Tallman, J. Wason, M. Toomey, N. Enslen. Sixth row: J. Blomstedt, C. Gannon, J. Mc- Claren, B. Cochran, B. Zehner, R. Dicksont, P. Herseman, C. Chapman, K. Jackson, A. Abrahams, B. Harding. Seventh row: S. Roth, L. Huntsberger, J. Feldmann, K. Comegys, S. Richardson, M. Winslow, M. Black, S. Wittmeyer. 'These people were also members of the PIT BAND for Best Foot Forward. MUSIC MAKERS CO LIVE MARCH! G BAN Atdeft: Scott Gilmer-class of '66 and the Bulldogs' first Drum Major, added spark to the half-time activities. CONCERT BAND: Front row, from left: L. Spencer, S. Richardson, E. Landt, A. Schimp, J. Butler, B. Hughes, J. Williams, B. Jones. Second row: K. Johnson, M. Winslow, B. Zehner, P. Barenhregg, J. Feldmann, L. Huntsberger, S. Klohr, K. Jackson, J. Brabson, C. Gannon, D. Jenkins, K. Dillon, A. Loflin, D. Hindin, B. Tipping, D. McDaniels. Third row: S. Ross, P. Langsdorf, M. Black, N. Harshman, C. Angerman, C. Bailey, S. Whitmyer, R. Heath, M. Stuart, M. Toomey, A. Arahams, S. Gilmer, J. Tallman, J. Wason, T. Arvin, A. Schneider, J. Bechetl, A. Grantham, B. Haber, F. Whiteside, R. Brondyke, K. Trostle. Fourth row: S. Clinch, N. Enslen, J. Dusenbury, P. Brooks, D. Oberholzer, G. Harden, K. Wissler, M. Slaughter, J. Whiteside, J. Blomstedt, R. Dixon, J. Benge, D. Neugebauer, P. Wood, B. Weatherby, B. Planer, J. Gropper, J. Koller, P. Worrell, B. Habich, M. Friedman, Mr. Diemer, Conductor. AN CCNCE RT