Eisenhower High School - Crest Yearbook (Blue Island, IL)

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'Q S 1, ' W '61 , r 3,5 .ff 'ik K I . .9 ' df 'W v--.W ues-wz14ew ' i. t 1?? M Q r,w K 1 2 Music is the Universol Longuogeu 3 4 The music department has expand- ed tremendously over the years. Each building consists of its own Concert Band and Concert Choir along with assorted groups such as the Concert Orchestra, Boys' Glee Club, Beginning Band, and Begin- ning Orchestra. Next year the de- partment hopes to accomodate all their concerts in the new Perform- ing Arts Building. 1, Pat lVlulvaney and Kim Trudeau vo- calize before beginning their choral se- lections, 2, Jeanie Harris and her clari- net make beautiful music together while rehearsing for an upcoming con- cert, 3, Old Main's Saxophone Trio, Jim Carrero,Gary Burns and Clayborn Zapata welcome the Spring season with a medley of songs performed dur- ing their Spring Concert. 4. Old Nlain Mixed Choir.

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Music: The Magic Words Thot Reoch Out 1, The Campus Choir spread Christmas cheer at their concert, 2, Old Main's Boys' Glee Club, 3, Old Main Beginning Band: Front il, to r,i Theren Bullock, To- ny Nladrid, Fred Swanson, Dorothy Ciark, Kim Black man, Alicia Brown, Virginia Smith, Middle: Quinn Miller, Bruce Goodwin, Barry Tolchin, Ron Woods, Tom Grand, Carlos Young, Wiii Steppes, Ken Bester, Back: Rich Spearmon, Mr, Lauderdale, Mr, Ganzer, 4 Campus Concert Band awaits the down beat signal to begin their Spring Concert, 4

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Awards Banquet Initiated Spring, 1974 saw the initiation ofthe first annual music awards banquet held at the Orland Chateau. Many attended and the re- laxed atmosphere proved more appropriate than the traditional concert. Afterward, the students were treated to a dance with mu- sic provided by Burnt Sienna. ln order to have a banquet, music students assisted by the Boosters Club, must work during the year on fund raising projects. One of the main projects this year included selling the Christmas record al- bum which the choir recorded, Some ofthe activities of the year include, the fall concerts, numer- ous Christmas concerts, Winter and Spring festivals, and of course the spring tag day sponsored by the music boosters. l 3 for Music Activities 1. Carolyn Ceja, Alicia Sofia, Tony Rutzen, and Gordon Grabiec lead the choral processional at Grace Methodist Church, 2. Outstanding Choir award winners were ll. to r.l Cindy Crawford, Karen Korduck, John Morfoot, and Gordon Grabiec. 3. Row 1 ll, to r.l Ruth Buchanan, Fiosalinda Sarli, Sharon Wesselman, Alice Dougherty, Alicia Soria, Carmela Gomez, Denise Selby, Ora Doward, Karen Gibson, Carolyn Ceja, Liz Lopez. Row 2. Sandy Tip- pett, Debra Melhorn, Penny Cekis, Patty Cekis, Flow 3. Denise Yarborough, Linda Prisching, Deena Gross, John Wilson, John Morfoot, James Downs, John Galayda, George Anderson, Miranda Nolen, Nancy Pratt, Sheryl Fuji- mura, Row 4, Katheryn Mosley, Peggy Williams, Sue Mindeman, Carmen Chico, Karen Korduck, Clara Blain, Mary Grebner, Millie Mitchell, Mari Culp, Michelle Bruno, Jody Abramovitz, Mr, Mangrum. Row 5, April Gib- son, Mary Gricus, Sue Somkovic, Ellen Smith, Cecilia Tyrell, Cindy Craw- ford, Sue Gallo, Patty Erickson, Sheryl Wisniewski, Joyce Tomlinson, Robin Douglas, Karen Sraes, Flow 6. Steve Moore, Bobbie Baker, Willie Baker, James Ward, Steve Houser, Jim Laging, Steve Rutzen, Michael Lowe, Tony Fiutzen, Gordon Grabiec. Donna Phillips, Lorraine Hill, Diane Taft, 2