Brazosport High School - Exporter Yearbook (Freeport, TX)

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FACING PAGE AND THIS PAGE: 1971-72 Exporter Band members ffront row, l to rj D. Hurt, P. Peres, P. Green, K. Walters, J. Ruddick, E. Smithhart, P. Lindsey, T. Whealdon, S. Gilliam, fsecond row, l to rj E. Fischer, K. Ingalls, C. Cato, D. Crawford, D. Mayfield, T. Karl, C. Shephard, B. Canady, G. Bullard, G. Pennington, G. Cushion, S. Dodds, R. Reiger, D. Barber, M. Girouard, B. Butler, J. Stafford, N. Matula, R. Re - nolds, T. Weinfeld, fthird row, l to rj James Atkins, Mr. Glenn Allredge, R. Ingalls, G. Gililand, J . Sweat, D. Henderson, L. Ridley, P. Monroe, K. Jones, P. Stovall, J. Montes, D. White, S. Williams, R. Hosack, R. Gilliam, R. Wanieck, A. Blackmar, S. Boley, T. Roggot, K. Valrey, M. Ste hens, ffoLu'th row, I to rj S. Rangel, R. Woocllward, J. Alford, D. Necessary, L. Lara, B. White, L. Broadway, L. Schiller, K. Boley, F. Rangel, M. Koolc, D. Garcia, S. Saldivar, D. Hambrick, N. DeLcon, S. Bullman, D. Weir, D. Glover, K. Gilliam, M. Carroll, B. Plum- mer, ffifth row, l to rj D. Guillory, J. Sharp, D. Stamps, B. Dimn, M. Botello, G. Balusek, B. Bass, J. Barrera, M. Castillo, B. Evans, S. Coker, R. Wicker, M. Banks, R. Boley, M. Carey, P. Rogers, H. Montes, R. Crandei, J. Bomar, B. Hurst, B. Null, S. Fuller, fsixth row, l to rj G. Fosdick, J. Pavilcek, M. Harvard, D. Boyd, B. Lageman, C. Mulichy, L. Merriam, P. Gilliam, B. Crooker, R. Knocbel, R. Clark, J. Shiflet, M. Honeycutt, B. Williams, D. Stransky, R. Alexander, K. Cleland, D. Dupont, M. Haney, R. Daigle, B. Ford, ftop row, l to rj C. Armstrong, R. Knoebcl, R. Bohon, P. Rose, B. Fuller, M. Holder, R. Smith, L. Jauregui, W. McCon- nell, R. Ertell, S. Davis, D. lrwin, R. Wood- ward, M. Acord, K. Rusk, M. Scott, R. McCoy, and R. Ertcll, A. Olstowski. FAC- ING PAGE: Mr. Atkins speaks to parents and Mr. Allrcdgc at open house night. THIS PAGE: fleftj Mr. Allrcdge directs the Con- cert Band at the annual band concert. fbot- tomj The Symphonic Band practices, lead by Mr. Atkins.

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Spring bands After the first semester, the Marcli- ing Band broke up into two separate groups: the Concert and Symphonic: Bands. Auditions were held and 77 players were selected for the Sym' phonie Hand. The remaining 66 stu- dents were the members of the Concert Band. The spring season found the band members busy with contests and competitions. All bands combined again to play at the Chili Supper Con- W cert and graduation Ceremonies. The K Pit Band, a little-known group, rehearsed on their own time and worked hard to play for BRIGADOUN and various assemblies. ggi 50-ACADEMICS f ,, ,,. ,.,,,,,,..,,W ...M,,.,h . . A W,,,,,,.-. at .neg-am :Lf - Z Z V W, ,4.,, .,,,. 5 ,Hi . ,L n 5 ,L , A m O . f .1 JC. w...t-21. .- , 2 , A A I mr-.9-.M-,4 nw ff.-U . Am, 6 f ,,,,,. ,,,, ,, 4 M, .H V. M A ' .-A-M.. ,i......,,-, --uw-,V 1 - my-,wx-ww. f -WV., , ,. Sf my I ' 2 v , ' ' fy ' f u ,, ,,3,.-few ,wx--ww 3 ,. . ' ,, ,www 1 W . -3: Q f ,lem , - i ,TP Q - K 4- ::: :.:, ' ' ' 'W' ' , i W if Ffpilbimw

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Choirs Thi- Choral Dcpartinvut this yr-ar was madc up of thc- Acappella Choir, the Port Swingers, and thc li-Choir, These groups worked, pravticrerd. and pvr- forinvd at a hawk'-hroakirig pam- with- out loosing any ol' thcir quality. The A-Choir put together the musical HHIIUXDOON in january, Evvrything about the ewrit sparkle-d. espc-1-ially the- singing. For thi-ir annual tour, Fort Worth, Dallas, and points in bf:- twoun were visitcd. Concerts wvru givvn at many ol' lhf-sv plac-cs. Tho First Frvcport National Bank hosted this singers for a concert at Christmas. 'lfhv group also gawk a conccfrt for the studvut body and ther r ommunity. Graduation, ol' cfoursv, would not havc bcori coniplotc without the mus- ical accompanimcnt of the choir. if 1 2 2 , I os 3 52-ACADEMICS