Cass High School - Monarch Yearbook (Walton, IN)

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Junior high bands entertoii SEVENTH GRADE . . . FRONT ROW: S. Barton D. Ball, T. Turner, D. Darnell, T. Jay, D. Burrous, S. Walker. SECOND ROW: K. Caldwell, S. Bow- man, C. Wolf, J. Price, J. Franklin, D. Rush, J Sanders, B. Martin, D. Sitter, J. McCoy, D Stovers, L. Nelson, S. Van Aken, S. Hust, K. Smith, M. Schreyer, K. Metcalf. THIRD ROW: S. Mason, D. Dishon, K. Cunningham, G. Grant, S. Brown, D. Johnson, T. Whitcomb, 5. Bowman, R. Cotner, D. Ramer, T. Phillips, B. Bahler, K. Paul, M. Winters, S. Brandt, K. Plummer, J. Shafer. FOURTH ROW: R. DeHoven, P. Hildebrandt, L. Fague, R. Haynes. EIGHTH GRADE . . . FRONT ROW: B. Cotner, S. Robinson, B. Myers, A. Eaton, E. Crabtree, J. Waters, D. Newburn, D. Harvey. SECOND ROW: R. Hart, S. Kile, K. Marschand, K. Lowe, C. Dabelow, T. Harris, J. Mansfield, K. Binion, M. Martin, J. Phillips, J. Osborn, K. Reed, T. Miller, J. Bryan, P. Scott, N. Mullens, B. Gordon, T. Dunlop. THIRD ROW: R. Woolever, C. Samuels, S. Troxell, J. Wisler, E. Beck, D. Smith, M. Small, D. Waterson, R. Rhine, M. Hoover, M. Spall, K 74 McBride, C. Arnette, D. Schlegelmilch, C. Mehof- fie, R. Bowyer. FOURTH ROW: S. Zinsmaster, D. Stafford, C. Downhour, J. Vernon, R. Hinkle, M. Hinson, K. Doggett, K. Feltis, F. Scott.

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Pop Concert leaves audience t ' 4 fs A 1? H? Owning Skillfulness on the saxophones adds a mellow, moody sound to the band in the performance of jazz and modern numbers. its toes We proudly present the Marching Kings! Marching season started quiet- ly in the late summer months and gained momentum with the start of the football season. Cold mornings spent in drilling proved worthwhile in color- ful cmd spectacular half-time perform- ances. The band switched roles and proved themselves equal to a more serious performance when, as a Symphonic Band, they presented the Winter and Spring Concerts, all of this under the direction of Mr. .loe Spence. In the meantime, members worked extra hours to march in parades, provide pep music at basketball games, play for school activities, and enter contests. With marches . . . rock . . . classics . . . they gained an appreciation for music to last a life- time. Band director, Mr. Joe Spence, points out defi- nite rhythms by use of hand movements.

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ommunity at late spring concert Eighth grade band members wait impatiently for rehearsal to begin. The talent displayed was equalled only by the applause as the iunior high bands performed at the Winter Con- cert. After a few short weeks of learn- ing to play, the members of the sev- enth grade band presented familiar tunes from Broadway musicals to delight the audience. The discipline learned in group par- ticipation showed as a more sophis- ticated sound came from the eighth grade band. The bands, under the direction of Mr. Larry Neuhauser, got ready for their high school days, and they prac- ticed, practiced, practiced . . .