Ernest Seaholm High School - Piper Yearbook (Birmingham, MI)

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In Orchestra Strings are Attached Many hours of devotion and disciplined practice culminate in rewarding concerts and competitions. Or- chestra members take pride in developing their mastery of this fine art. Under the direction of Mr. Hickman, this select group of talented musicians study the masters. Mr. Ktutscher directs the Music Man Pit Orchestra made up of the finest and most accomplished of the students. The soft strings supplemented the Woodwinds and horns complement each other harmoniously as they play. This distinguished organization contributes to the culture and prestige of Seaholm. i 1 J. s I 1 I Q xi 1 1. Under the forceful direction of Mr. Hickman, the Seaholm Orchestra rehearses the pieces to be used in a performance. 2. The Pit Orchestra for the Spring Musical consists of: Front Bow: Ianet Murphy, Pat Grant, Paul Kilgore, Chris Claypoole, Faith Pratt, Karen Hall, Barb Schuler, Laura Whitcoff,1oan Nadler, Melanie Webster: Second How: Debbie Schucard, Theresa Stroebel, Susan I-Iasagawa, Matt Preston, Hob led, Kate Baldwin, Karen Knight, Norman Meluch, Sara Finneran, Tim led, MaryAnn Tindle, Ted Ketchem, Eric Rolf, Fred Schwarz, Derek Lockhart: Third How: Mr, Kutscher. Bruce Stevenson, jamie Zabriskie, lohn Figley. Andy Meshew, Barb Boyd, Dave Poston. 3. The two core netists, Ted Ketchem and Derek Lockhart, play brilliantly and in har- mony. -1. The frustrated Mr. Kutscher struggles with the Music Man Or- chestra in their appropriate parts. 5. Megan Betts concentrates on mastering a chord. 6. Eric Half and Fred Schwarz triple tongue their way through a tough musical score. 7. Concentration and practice help Angela Moy and Kristina VanVooris produce a professional sound for the clarinet section. 256

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