Dallas High School - Dragon Yearbook (Dallas, OR)

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Band members Lita Larson, Eunice Elliot, Mike Wiens, Jim Jones, Bill Boyd, Director Mr. Beier, Barry Osteen, Kurt Klappenbach, Roger Fast, Larry Rose. Nadine Block, Marilyn Murphy, and Frieda Norberg experiment at the potter's wheel during Art I. H Bill Boyd goes for a roll on the tympani during Concert Band. Greg Koloen and Olin Birchell busy themselves during art class by making designs. ART Incense Creates Atmosphere New spirits were brought to the DHS art department when Mrs. Pat Baker entered these doors last fall. The smell of incense and the sound of heavy music filled the hallways, as well as the room. Pottery, silkscreening, sketching, and poster designing were portions of the curriculum. Silkscreening programs, posters, and other materials occupied the creators with worthwhile activity. Chalk drawing was also popular, especially during the rrice spring weather. 25

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INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC From Forte To Piano The DHS Concert Band, directed by Mr. David Beier, held several concerts during the year with the choir, and played a variety of music. The Stage Band, composed of sixteen members, played at concerts, Honor Society tapping assemblies, Kiwanis club meetings, and a Junior High assembly. The Pep Band performed at all pep assemblies, and football and basketball games, including the state tournament. Numbers like Consider Yourself , Cotton Candy, and Wipe-out, were in popular demand by numerous toe-tappers. Representing DHS at Eugene in the District Honor Band were flutist Patti Lalack, clarinetist Ron Proctor, and bass clarinetist Mark Caillier. Clarinets II and III, Brad Heppner, Eunice Elliot, Lita Larson, Bev Douglas, Gary Reimer, Larry Penner, and flute II, Sue Schneller, work on breath control during a physically exhausting number, Death and Transfiguration. Entertaining at a basketball halftime are Pep Eric Larson, Ron Thiessen, Robert Thompson, It's back to concert music for trombones Randy Newman, Ron Balzer, Cathey Arms, Sandy Brown, and Bruce Elliot, after an extended Pep Band season. 24 One of the more difficult instruments to play in the concert band, the French horn, is shown here being played by Greg Veazie, Kent Siebert, and Steve Anderson.

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The ten-key adding machine is a quick and easy way to figure out bookkeeping problems. Jean Woodridge here applys herself to its use. Royce Halford follows closely tne contents 01 a Dusiness letter in one typing assignment in typing class. 26