Derby High School - Panther Yearbook (Derby, KS)

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8 Academics and Administration

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all their music Terri Bowren and Dan Leiker. srs.. are two examples of those 18-year-olds who may enjoy a beer in Pizza John's. sino” and Bogart’s Lounge. Headstone and Ballard were lo- cal artists who began climbing the ladder of success in '77 when their first albums were released. The concert business was on an increase as Wichita hosted such rock groups as Kiss. The Eagles, and Peter Frampton. As the foundation for the Kansas Coliseum was poured. '77 con- cert fans saw hope for more big-name-group concerts begin to become a reality. The dawning of an age of harmony and understanding was mentioned in the song Aquarius” (1969). The Age of Aquarius was truly in its prime during the year of 77. Ninety-ninth Street is symbolic of an area familiar to many students, whether they went merely to be together with many friends or to park their cars. Roger Stevenson, soph., concentrates on a game of pool in The Good Times. Steve Brundrett. jr.. and Leigh Glenn, soph., enjoy Friday night at Pizza Hut together. Identification of pictures on division pages is in index. Overture 7

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No album could come about without the fi- nancial backing of the producers. There would be no harmony without the arrangers to stylize the music for the album’s individual sound. Any group, musical or otherwise, cannot function without a director to keep them on key. on beat, and working as a unit. Academics and Administration 9