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CONCERT BAND FRONT RQW LEFT TO RIGHT: Julie Rogers, Kay Bennett, Ruth Nordsletten, Ann Berne, Nancy Bov1, Sue Hepola, Gwen Jasczak, Paula Horan, Marie Skjelbostad, Kris Komschlies, Karen Branflt, Jean Hepola. SECOND ROW: Brian Smith, Laurie Hagen, Debbie Brace, Jean Bell, Debbie Lusk, Nancy Towne, Brian Olson, Robyn Groenke, Kurt Dvorak, TerryJellison Joni Bren, David Hulbert, Jim Donaldson. THIRD ROW: Alan Quaal, Herb Bloomquist, , Howard Bloomquist, Dave Bell, Ena Stille, Candy Winslow, LeAnn Hookom, Curt Brosdahl, DIiane Hulbert, John Kottke. BACK ROW: Mr. Stark, Steve Eisch, Dave Flavin, Brian Middleton, R.on Jacobson, Stan Theis. NOT PICTURED: Robin Allar, Craig Brandt, Craig Fourre, Debbie Foschnocht, Bill Inhofer, Becky Myklebust, Jeannie Nelson, Mike Nelson Anita Peltier, Randy Rannow, Marta Schee, Dave Smith, Mitch Vest. , JAZZ ENSEMBLE The Concert Band began the year with 50 members. After some shuffling, the year ended with 55 members. The band had a very active year which began with per- formances at pepfests and football games. The fall concert was presented with an old fashioned theme. To raise money for the Spring tour, the band sold chocolate bars during lunch periods. Basketball season brought out the pep music for half-time entertainment once again. In January, the band traveled to Mankato State College where they gave a concert and attended a clinic. The annual Pops Concert brought out the musical and comical talents of the band members. Through music, skits, and costumes, the history of jazz was portrayed. The Jazz Ensemble hosted a jazz clinic SITTING LEFT TO RIGHT: im D on al dson Brian 01 n which was highlighted by a concert wh1ch Schee, Kurt Dvorak, Mr. Sgark, Dave Flairin, Ron Isicebggifta featured the Gustavus Adolphus Stage Band. STANDING: Herb Bloomquist, Dave Bell Alan Quaal Le Ann Following the tour to Iowa in May, the Hookoma Jean Bell, Duane Hulbert. Noi PICTURED:, Howard band gave Its fmal concert Of the Year' ?llclaoinquist, Dave Foschnocht, Bill Inhofer, Ena Stille, Stan e15. 25
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BAND AND CHOIR TOUR With a poot, yes, you read right, a poot and a holler, dots of theml we tband and choirl were off on a seemingly endless journey into far off and exotic lands, You say Where is this garden of Eden? Iowa, home of the King Corn and the land of 96 lakes. We ventured deep into the Iowan flat lands by bus caravan and completely exhausted our sitting mechanisms. It was a pleasure to get off the Lee Lines flyer and take a break at Clear Lake playground. We had a chance to look over the town of Clear Lake and behold the beauty of this bustling metropolis. We were finished in five minutes so we either looked at Clear Lake tone of Iowa's 96l or got sick on the merry-go-round. After stocking up with doughnuts from the bak- ery we boarded the bus to give a concert at Clear Lake High School. After a well performed concert, we were pushed to our waiting buses to be wisked to Des Moines where we stayed the night. That night if you couldn't sleep hvhich most of us couldn't be- cause of an acute case of Tele- phom'us Ringitis of the earl you could buy a bottle of p0p from the Black Market of the Band , or you could have been lying awake still scared from the Hustler or sky rocket rides at the carnival some fortunate member found. The next day was much the same, sitting on the bus and being mob- bed by wild fans after two more superb concerts. That night we checked into the Amana Holiday Inn at Iowa City and found an in- door pool which got the Bauman Gold Seal oprproval. a wonder where Mr. Lee was that nightl? Many hours later the card games, the pin-ball games, the T.V. watching, and the various other things twhich don't need to be mentionedl dwindled to an end and Mr. Starks, Mr. Bauman and Mr. Lee could retire to their rooms hOping it would be calm the rest of the night. tThey'll never known The next morning it was a delight to be awaken by knocks and the voice of Mr. Bauman tgrumble, grumblel and face a new day. Another great concert was played at Iowa City and we then faced a gigantic Amish meal at the Amana Colonies. The food just kept com- ing. Many pounds later we boarded the bus for home stOpping only for a gut buster at McDonalds in Ro- ABOVE LEFT: Craig Fourre is easily Chester and then home. Back to amused. LEFT: Ann Berne helps to keep Terra Firma, with only one thing up a wonderful tradition. ABOVE: Dan to say: FOOT! ! ! Hone, will you please get Mr. Bauman back into his room? Takenfrom the EyrieVol. 12, No. 7 26
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