Eielson High School - Raven Yearbook (Eielson AFB, AK)

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BAND Front Row: Amy Dickerson, John Stamey, John Jenkins, Stan Peters, Nancy James, Virginia Carman, David Landis, Rick Gunderson, Second Row: Sandy Houston, P am Kampfa, Mark Strandness. Mickey White, Cathy Eaton, Bill Carman, Bill Zumwalt, Bruce Higgins, Bobby Christensen, Third Row: Charlie Nelson, Danny States, Julian Brown, John Portman, Charles Tressler, Wanda Linley. Back Row: David Carrico, Bill Brown, Larry Wiggins, Mike Bartlett, Craig Rice. CONCERT BAND Gaining skill as the year passed, the band has proved itself as a valuable asset to BEHS, Performing in the concerts during the past year, the Con cert Band added to the spirit of every occasion whether it was playing the rousing American Heritage or the solemn Chorale: King of Glory. By purchasing letter sweaters, the band not only sounded like a unit, but also looked like a unit. In addition to the Concert Band, selected members were chosen for a Pep Band which performed at allthe home games . Under the direction of Mr. Manning, the band really added spirit to the games. l The band has improved immensely under 'the careful direction of Mr. Doug Manning, and as one student was Our director, Mr. Manning, tunes up the heard to say, We're the greatest! band before the concert. 67

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BEHS CHOIR Front Row: Vida Hollinrake, Amy Dickerson, Diane Helmick, Jan Harper, Kathy Littlefield, Nancy Bekius, Sandy Thompson, Kathy Tripp. Second Row: Virginia Carman, Ann Peterman, Cheryl Jones, Virginia Reed, Linda Gingrow, Mary Matthews, Maureen Logan, Marie Pandolfo, Judy Elliott, Kathy Rice. Third Row: Debby I , . Dickerson, Connie Wallace, Janet Sutton, Barb Pendergrass, Mary Ann Grove, Richelle Knudson, Marie Burmaster, Sandy Reed, Randy Smith, David DiGiacomo. Top Row: Charlie Nelson, Danny States, PhilSchneiderhan, Glenn Berg, David Carrico, Larry Littman, Bill Carman, Larry Edwards, Cub Stewart. THE CHOIR OF 66-67 During the first month of school the BEHS choir set a goal- to purchase choir robes. One of the many projects to earn money was the printing and selling of season concert tickets. Within four months S600 was earned through long hours of hard work and intense planning. Although the robes were not here for the Fall Concert, they arrived, to the joy of the choir, just in time for Christmas. The concert in Mid-February was deemed a success as was the Spring Concert in April. Between the two latter concerts, the choirs performed in the All-State Music Festival held in Fairbanks. The choirs were pleased with the ratings they received there, and hope to do even better next year. 3 As for the year 66-67, the goals set were accomplished and in the meantime friends were made and the joy of music Choir Officers: Jan Sutton, Treasurer, Virginia Carman, Presidentg Ann Peterman, Secretary. realized.

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32:55 PEP Our Enthusiastic Pep Club