Carbon High School - Carbon Yearbook (Price, UT)

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Band Directors: Mr. Derral Siggard, left, Mr. Glen Fitield right. Members: Standing back: Ronnie Jensen, Paul Leonard, Kyle Jon Robertson, Bruce Gymon, Bryan Felt, Dee Truscott, Norman Prichard, Dale Marx, Phillip Gardner, Scott Dunn, Georgene Paletta, St Tom Holdaway, Author Kessler, Charles Marelli, Anton Tonc. Second: Pam Boyack, Roberi' Mathis, Ronnie Magan, Judy Spencer, Wall, Clyde Larsen, Johnny Mizukawa, John Salevurakis, JoAnn Erickson, Howard Jennings, Randy Morley. Third: Carlyle Burt Brown, Gary Amana, Sarah Ann Curry, Elaine Warren, Robbin Evans, Bernice Marx. First: Bill Bertolio, Randal Potter, Way Beginning with a tour ot Moab and Green River in the spring of '63, the Carbon High School Band be- came engaged in a very active season. Mr. Derral Siggard anol Mr. Glen Fifield served as directors of the band which captured a tirst division rating at the Region V Concert Band Festival on April 13. Continuing with their activities the musicians par- ticipated in the Tournament of Bands. This event brought together in concert all the bands under the direction of Mr. Siggard and Mr. Fitield. During the evening, musicianship awards were presented to var- ious stuolents. Arnie Snow received the bandsman of the year award. Band Council: George Richards, president, Randol Potter, woodwind representative, Mr. Glen Fitield and Derral Siggard, directors.

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CHS Marching Bam Elaine Warren, Rulh Rasmussen, Sue Davis, Deanne BarTon, and Carrie Jean Perrenoud serve as The '64 Twirling Team. is Marching ai the Carbon-Orem game, The band goes into a clock formaTion. Completing The '62-'63 school year, The band played aT The comrnencemenT exer- cises for The class of 1963. WiTh The coming of The school year in The Tall our musicians became engaged in such evenTs as The Labor Day parade and half- Time shows aT Carbon's TooTball games. The USU-San Jose fooiball game saw a sparkling half-Time show presenTed by mem- bers of The Carbon Band and Pep Club To an audience of 8,000 specTaTors. The Theme of The show was RegisTraTion Day. Dr. Twain TippeTTs, head of The DeparTmenT of Fine ArTs aT UTah STaTe UniversiTy, commenTed abouT The show in This way: WiThouT a doubT, This was The TinesT presenTaTion of a high school band I have ever seen in Aggie STadium. A concerT was held wiTh The Helper Junior High Band on December 12. On February 1, The Carbon High School Band shared a concerT wiTh The Junior High Honor Band aT The annual Band-ParenTs Con- cerT. Guest conducTor Tor The Honor Band was Mr. Ralph Laycock, direcTor aT Brigham Young UniversiTy.