Emmaus High School - Tattler Yearbook (Emmaus, PA)

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 DL warm weather males everyone wish that it was stiff Summer vacation. 9n spite of alt oj these chanyeS, students find that they are slowly adjustiny to the routine and Suddenly find them Selves loaded down with homeworh.

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3 Jdave O i LC ome 3he first Jays of high school are hectic! Treachers must cope with new students, incomplete rosters, and schedule changed. Sophomores have to become ad- justed to a completely different way of fife, returning 'juniors J s eniors face new teachers d challenging courses. an an 2

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Jld tke Wusic Pii ay I FLUTES PICCOLOS Debbie Barnes Michele Boyer Traci Breisch Kelli Dclaco Kerri DcLorenzo Valerie Gilbert Lisa Johnson Susan Luetzel Kim Martin Buddy Mason Lynn Redington Rachel Rcinccke Viski Richard Nicole Perna CLARINET Karl Borrelli Jennifer Chura Tom Christman Lynn Davis Lori Fink Barb Kahlc Ann Kratz Doris Kresslcr Debbie Krueger Pete Kruus Ari Levy Jennifer Smith Chris Tomari Wendy Wciscl Angela Whitaker Todd McKay ALTO SAX Sonia Burda Sue Kohler Erie Miller Mike Tindula Brian Tomari Kim Walp Richard Williams Earl Radkc TENOR SAX Amy Fisher Sandra Harris TRUMPET Andy Angelio Scott Brensilc Marc Dannclls Craig Gatch Tim Brothers W'il Kasumi Robert Keller Mike Lichtcnwalner Doug Matika Paul Nakada Mike Sherm Ken Takahashi Jeff Flamisch F HORN Bruce Gibson TROMBONE Valerie Burt Sharon MeGarvey Cindy Millard Laura Altomare BARITONE James Klcmencic Larry Lichty TUBA Ken Davis Jeff Mace 4 Tom Miller Andy Rivera The Emmaus High School “Green Hornet” Marching Band completed a very successful season this year. Besides being seen at all the football games, pep rallies, and the Emmaus Halloween Parade, the band did well in many competitions. The show performed by the band consisted of “Topaz” as arranged by Jay Bocook, “5 times 8” by Mr. Gross, “Rainmaker” a Hal David hit, and “A Festival Prelude” plus a lot of fancy marching and equipment work. The band’s hard work showed when they placed first in Group III at the Whitehall “Music in Motion” Competition, placed first in Group III at a com- petition at Catasaqua High School, and participated in a competition at Westchester University. The band also hosted their own competition this year — the first of many Tournaments of Champions. To top off the mar- ching season they were awarded first place in Group III and the Chapter II Tournament of Bands competition which allowed them to represent Emmaus High School at Atlantic Coast Championships in Longhorn, Pa., where our outstanding percussion section placed second overall.