Clear Spring High School - Trailblazer Yearbook (Clear Spring, MD)

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B A N D TENOR SAXOPHONES Louie Higgins Cathy Trumpower BARITONE SAXOPHONE Mary Ellen Reed FRENCH HORNS Eric Mills Brad Small Steve Golden Jesse Miles 11 11 TRUMPETS Steve Miles Cedric Poole Stuart Snyder Mike Suder Jeff Tedrick Doug Roney Cheryl Poole Tim Mills Andy Anderson Mike Johnson Steve Chaney Bryan Shirk Debbie Cavender TROMBONES John Eckstine Eric Hull Bobby Fritz Phil Seibert Bill Cushwa Jeff Horst Bobby Reiff Greg Mills Dale Faith Edwin Thompson Eric Boyer Henry Grosh Colby Roher BARITONES Leon Myers Mike Johnson Eddie Yetter BASSES Earl Ludy Phil Helser Barry Miles Patty Truax Rich Shives Greg Golden PERCUSSION Donnie Belz Curt Secrest Teresa Myers Jeff Timmons Tom Beckley Tom Chaney Brett Golden Jim Staley 29

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 MUSIC IS PLAYING OBOE Barbara Belz Mary Miles ALTO CLARINETS Eb Staley Susie Rice Dixie Yeakle Peggy Grosh B Wanda Richardson Brenda Keefer Janet Mundey LJ PICCOLOS Linda Eckstine Kim Shank Cindy Hutson I Marilyn Trussell Denise Reed Debbie Johnson L Sarah Litton Kevin Clopper BASS CLARINETS EbcLARINET Lesa Shirk Jim Clopper A FLUTES Pam Starliper Linda Andrews Janet Burke Carol Corwell Sharon Deshong Darletta Reigel “7 Denise Miller b[? CLARINETS Linda Mellon z Robin Martin Melinda Clark Cindy Englehart ALTO SAXOPHONES Debbie Evans Vickie Shives Richard Mason Mickey Suder F Robin Weaver Judy Sword Jenny Gardner Chris Davis l Susie Hovermale Doris Lewis Nicki Hesson Susan Lang n Vikki Blair Darlene Higgins Rose Mary Miles Nealie Graves K Diane Deshong Becky Downs Lanita Zimmerman Tina Charles Lola Miles Debbie Reed Joni Burke Sharon Holler Felicia Hill Sue Massie Jackie Aleshire Becky Johnson

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Before we say anything at all we must make it clear that this is not a dedication. This page merely contains a super big and special thank- you to Mr. NoelT. Kunkle from his Senior band students of 1973! Mr. Kunkle: There is so much we'd like to say and not nearly enough room to say it in. You've put up with us for six long years, from your first year as a band director when we were insure, fright- ened seventh graders, till now as we are Seniors and about ready to leave the band. You’ve worked with us, making us practice for hours and hours at a time-even when we were all beat you made us do it until it was right. But the final result was worth all the hard work because it made us proud to be part of the band and be- cause we knew we had made you proud of us. You've yelled at us but we usually understood why. We know how uptight you get before a parade or a concert and we thank you for that because it always showed us that you really cared. You've shared victory and defeat with us and yes, at times, you've even inspired us. You have helped each of us so many times and in so many ways that its not possible to begin counting them. We want to wish the future Blazer Band all the luck in the world and hope it will continue to make us proud to have once been apart of it. Thank you Mr. Kunkle, for allyour concern and devotion. It willnever be forgotten. Seniors 73''