Escambia High School - Escambian Yearbook (Pensacola, FL)

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OBOE Wells, Martha FLUTE Alexander, Kim Bingle, Lyne Costello, Brenda Foote, David Franklin, Karen Garrison, Cindy Gray, Donna Pugh, Pam Siverly, Cheryl CLARINET Anderson, Rachel Bethune, Scottie Clark, Ralph Dunn, Judy Ellis, Scott Glassman, Susan Goalen, Maris Merinkers, Nickie Mullen, Darlene Shira, Kay Spear, Susan Turner, Gay Wallaoe, Kurt Webb, Karen ALTO CLARINET Watkins, Sue Watson, Cheryl BASS CLARINET Delcamp, Fred Fannin, Laura Paryzek, Joe Sellers, Joe BARITONE SAX Huif, Ken CORONET Blackmon, Harry Carr, Richard Delrosario, Dan Early, Dale Edwards, Terry Feuchtinger, Joel Harris, Joel Mayo, David Scott, John Stewart, Danny Waller, Karl Whitehurst, Richard FRENCH HORN Grendjean, Glen Lane, Alan Reed, Brent Rubel, Gloria TROMBONES Colbert, Wade Dennis, Walter Meisel, David Nix, Larry Rawls, Don Sapp, Gaw Whitehurst, Robert TENOR SAX Andrews, Ricky Gatling, Therrel BASSES Foley, Tom Franklin, Ben Lee, Doug Vale, Ricky PERCUSSION Burklund, Joe Cotton, Pat Crews, Sally Hill, Don Jennings, Roy Lindesmith, Phil BARITONES Christenot, Gary Lampley, Pat Spear, David CONTRA-BASS CLARINET Denni, Bill Moore, Mike BASSOON Abigando, Jody Stevlson ALTO SAX Ballard, Nancy Glassman, Joan Sollie, Cindy Toombs, Jackie

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. . . . Q Concert Band Gained Experience in District Contests The Escambia High School Concert Band, under the direc- tion of Mr. Laurel Brownlee, performed during the District and State Concert, Solo and ensemble contests this past year. The band supported EHS by playing at football games, perfonning at the Flag Day Ceremony and giving a winter concert for the pleasure of parents and students. Considered one of the best high school bands in this area, they were in- vited to participate in half time activities at Troy State Uni- versity. They also participated in district and state contests later in the year. According to Sally Crews, first chair percussionist, this year has been a successful one for the bands. She stated that the members gained considerable experience as a result of play- ing more varied and difficult music. Mr. Brownlee spends much extra time with his band in order to achieve excellence, OK gang-a one and a two . . . 140

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