Coventry High School - Cometeer Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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.BRRR BRRR b - ' ' A Pracrice Session Before Showtime! E

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THE MAESTROS B. Ashley C. Ayers P. Bain D. Baker B. Barnett D. Braesemle C. Brown J. Brown S. Brown P. Buckson D. Buntley B. Carr J. Chasteen N. Clark J. Copen J. Cormany B. Couch R. Cowan J. Crecelius T. Csonka J. Eichelberger A. Eisenberg P. Erwine J. Eshleman L. Fisher J. Flournoy D. Gang C. Gilchrist E. Gintling B. Glick C. Goodyear C. Graham C. Gray K. Grigsby D. Hanley L. Hess K. Hodgkinson D. Holmes B. Horseman A. Huls G. Jenny T. Johnson D. Keller R. Keller R. Keller P. Kohlepp J. Kovac C. Lambes S. Lassen B. Lavey J. Lawrence S. Lawrence J. Lemon S. Lewis C. Lofton J. Lofton R. Maiors D. Mallory W. Martin B. McCaffrey I8 I. McCroclflin A. Miller C. Mills T, Miller A. Nicodemus P. Orr D. Plum J. Poore G. Roach P. Robison K. Roth H. Russell J. Sanders M. Schmitt J. Sheets H. Shrock F. Sirasky L. Stafford D. Steese T. Stevison S. Stripe N. Talbott B. Toth F. Treesh S. Waggett D. Wagoner D. Weil B. Wilbourn L. Williams J. Wilson D. Woodall R. Woofter D. Young J. Ziblot S. DeMita J. Irvin K. Pavkov J. Santschi L. Keifer R. Rich N. Spurgeon S. Vale P. Hout B. Miller SNAPPY DAYS AND COLD HANDS . PRACTICE! PRACTICE! PRACTICE! Going through the intricate marching routines while trying to concentrate on scads of snappy music means hours of work for Coventry's diligent band members. Long before school opens, we see these musi- cal maestros trailing to the football field to begin their new season of music and marches. Those first rehearsals are always discouraging as the lines weave in snake-like curves, and the horns blow out flat, sours notes. As time goes on, however, we begin to notice a remarkable improvement in the entire appearance of the band. The lines straighten, the horns blow in harmony, the steps begin to fit the music, and by the time football season rolls around, Mr. Herron has once more turned out a championship band.

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OPEN HOUSE ACTIVITIES. . . Parents as well as students take time out for a conference period with Coven- try's obliging faculty members, Mrs. Schi- avone and Mrs. Pack- an. Under the watchful eye of Mrs. Biles, Judy Miller, Adele Eisenberg, and Ann Nicodemus demonstrate the whys and wherefores of dissecting a crayfish. Their viewers, who are hardly familiar with such exhibi- tions, provide an interest- ed and fascinated audi- ence. ACQUAINT PARENT WITH TEACHER Bill Hollandftongue in cheek-appears to be leading a chemis- try experiment as part of the Open House activities. He is ably assisted by fellow-chemists Frank Huffman, Carol Chad- bourne, and AI Shears.