Brookfield East High School - Echo Yearbook (Brookfield, WI)

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Wind Ensemble Piccolo-Nanci Laubenheimer. Flutes-Mary Van Dieri, Jane Opem, Sue Eberle, Linda Smith, Linda Schneider, Julie Flennebohm, Gail Croisatlere, Kathy Asplund, Barb Hofstad, Dawn Frelgang, Julie Kamerl- ing. Sop. Clarinet-Jamie Steffen. Clarinets-Jo Constant, Emily Moran, Sue Bartelt, Wendy Kamerling, Dana Butterfield, Tom Kowalczyk, Nanci Palfuss, Rick Fuchs, Tami Brisgal. Oboes-Mark Huntzinger, Bob Daniel. English Horn-Mark Huntzinger. Bassoon-Betsy Swan. Alto Clarinet-Mary Artz. Bass Clarinets-Kelly Knodl, Paul Rynkiewicz. Con- tra Clarinet-Lisa Lagerman. Alto Saxes-Grant Stover, Mark Bennett, BAND Cn N! 3 'ii if T gi NN y e ii 9 .- Jx xa' 1 -' Chris Rex. Tenor Sexes-Jeff Goll, Tom Kent. Bari Sax-Gerald Race. French Horns-Tammy Krueger, Debbie Eckmann. Trumpets-Gary Karstedt, Manfred Niemetschek, Jim Dorman, Tim Jaenchen, Mark Bruk, Bruce Coffey. T-Bones-Mark Weigand, Brian Carter, Rick Restock, Dale Ziegler, Rick Roy, Joe Tolan, Scott Garnick. Baritones-Chuck Thain, Ted Kirkpatrick. Tubas-Ed Weiss, Chris Rowe. Percussion-Kathy Strapp, Kris Korte, Greg Bardonner, Jeff Koch. - x.1..tfl.. V V 1'- . e'.2'. . ,. W..M..,....,.,-..,,N,.., ..,,,.,.E, ,, ,,,, ,., M,-A- fr, M V, 1. vig,..,.W,...,,.,.m.,..: ,,,, . ,1 We l T .4 i,,i. :7fi::4t::7:t:?.::::: '.Y' :::7':'::1.:: .I'LZ7yB1..'Z,'Tl ,L ' W lj, ' A ' tri iie'eiii - .t glmnrMusici'rnj9sfqee?Krnpijmrrz5 ro?izhe bandibebpfe at East for quite a lohgit' ' 'rig' Band. Concert Bancl,'Wind ' Ensemble, and Stage Band try to do just that-express their thoughts v and wh V ' they play. This year1be1frdfrnBmber3s,7have . xfl 4 Ql9.3.ZL!5?3H Wi'7'Qf.ff'7 73 O,.taroeerlufngefr. tlggoni ..,, ..,, . y 9g A ' Each year the band program begins in the latertall as Concert Band members prepare to take the field as the Spartan Marching Band. When y football season is finished, Conc6i'f'BEiji,Qmem,b,ers,begin,to preparefang -W -' YtTrE'swp5'e'?form ecljhbgy the Stfgeiiand. As March became a realityvdb - hsemble Cmfrtest, held for membersfof allthree bands, this year at Falls East. All of thesparten musicians did quite well, and, several octEast's,s dentlwenti n-tqgthea gigxgt ', tatTe rently for the Wind Ensemble. in 'J 4 early November theyguene asked to play a stand-up concert at city hell for the raising of the Bicentennial Flag. Laterin November this band, with the iheipeof the gage band. Jgrgbgqnteg., tle. 1 fgggginrgers., eniziwsdiorsr nzferrin early April, the flnnjnourygtybanqt sponsered a Bicentennial Concert with guesfgbfbist Judith Erickson, at mezzo-soprano.. Q W I mil, . ,,. , At the very end of the schodlfyear,5,inlQ!gM5y 9:9yQ?LS?lqi5?sEign1,VL ,., Qboeipliiye igtiagegeai riiiaigsfgriggif jgreiiifff me gye,grtLB1Jl.,'f9er not. devoted ' rgusieiirts-5-vy gn choolopens next fallffou w'ill'onceffi?ainfb6'hble,to.s SaY'it-'with'IfUggl - of iiie J ' . - 5 , E gm WNW. A is f 14-mei WW 5913.2n2mwi?3?Jf-ZH QSM. ' N K AWWA maxi -1' W W K

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To be or not to be? has never been the question for Brookfield East's Drama department. The more like- ly question has been, To be what? in the choice of plays. This year, three fine plays were produced. The first was an entertaining and popular musical, Fiddler on the Roof . For competition, Where Have All The Lightening Bugs Gone? was put on, and the last play of the year was Arthur Miller's controversial drama, The Crucible , concerning the witch hunts in Salem of the 1700's, an appropriate choice for our country's 200th birthday.

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