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The Jazz Band is a group consisting of 21 musicians who audition for membership. Saxophones, trombones, trum- pets, drums, guitars, and o piano, make up the ensem- ble Members performed at the Christmas, Pops ond Kids' Concerts. In addition, the bond played in a Jazz Festival or the country dub. The Jazz Band offers a different style of music os op- posed to the band concerts Many of rhe runes played range from popular songs of today, such as Feelings’' to song of yester-year Mr Prill directs rhe band which usually meets for rehears- als Tuesday and Thursday mornings at 7 45 Alarm docks were set a few minutes early and lunches were gobbled in order to allow band and choir students more rime to practice for Stare Music Contest held March 21 in Ottumwa Ron Prill, instrumental music director, ond Russel Goodell, vocol music instructor, spent many hours working with these students to prepare for rhe contest. This was the first year Fairfield compered in AA school competition, making rhe contest even more challenging. One of rhe following ratings was earned by each porria- pont: I - superior, II - above average. III average or IV - poor The Fairfield musicians achieved 16 division I ratings. This fine showing reflected much hard work and dedica- tion on rhe port of all involved 1 Melisso Dower accompanies rhe Jazz Bond. 2 Trombone players Paul Croff, Sreve Dekel ond Druce HoSender ore hard or work perfecting rheir pons. 3 Carol Short ond Scorr Wisecorver prepare rheir vocol duet for contest 4 Jazz Dond members — Row 1: Dave Dryon, Phyllis Young, Jeff Shepherd, Jackie Holmes, Alison Herzog, Derh Robinson, Nancy Wilson Row 2 Soroh Fulton, Rob Higgins, Peggy Doyle Row 3: Melisso Dower, Mike Seprer, Orion Smith, John Sbco, Jeff Six, Charlie Danielson, Sreve Dekel Row 4 Drod Clements, Paul Croff, Kerry Keller, Sreve Doll 5 Orolee Luedrke practices o flure solo for music con- test 6 Doss dorineresr Dillie Driggs performs her number one rored sob 7 Kim Kleemeyer gets in o lost minute practice before contest
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C. Short G. Wells B Edgerron D. luedrke P Miller $ Manley S Vaughan K. Kleemeyer J Sloca D Smutz J Barr B Smith S, HaU F Horras E Jones P Quids L Whitten P Craff T Ankenbouer J. Holmes J. Six T Oakes K Anderson C. Danielson L. Smirh R. Brown M. Septet K Ancell K. Clark C. Frirrs . L Wilson B Sloca L. Allison T Moeller M Parsons D Droz L Snyder L McCreery S. Waters J Eklund S. Fulron J Brown K Mellorr A Jackson B Oemenrs M Weber J, Whitney J. Stone G. Peels T Bekel S Pierson J Pelffer S. Bush M Jackson M. Witrmer J Gilbert D. Pogemiller J Wilson M Bagby S. Boll B Briggs N Wilson P Craff G. Berg B Thacker S. Bekel J. Funlshouser P. Young B Hollander P Doyle A Funk B Fye (V Higgins T Briggs B Hollander M Lenharr J Shephord B Peaslee D Bryan J. Holmes J. Schilersrrom B, Edeker A Herzog T Shannon B Messer B Robinson M Bower Bond Arren-hur!!! The cry of rhe mojorerre marks rhe beginning of yer another bond season as preparation is mode for rhe many parades, concerts, and half rime shows rhe bond will perform throughout rhe year Band members worked diligently during dassrime and at night rehearsals to arrange halfrime shows These were highlighted by rhe appeoronce of Miss Piggy and rhe reappearance of some golden oldies” including Tux- edo Junction” and many other hits of rhe big bond era To complement rhe bond's parade work, members brought bods a 1st place trophy from rhe October Festi- val in Ottumwa The bond performed in rhree concerts during rhe school year The Christmas, Pops, and Spring concerts all in- volved rhe vocal music department, as well The Christmas Concert was teeming with Christmas car- ols and hymns to create a holiday mood for audience members In addition, a brass quarter from rhe guard bond performed several numbers Boys from Liverpool” and Ragtime Follies” were two selections ployed during February’s Pops Concert A snappy touch was added when rhe Jazz Band per formed a few numbers Songs highlighting their upcoming bond trips were fea- tured or rhe Spring Concert Special recognition was given to seniors ond contest parridpanrs as rhe wood- wind and saxophone quarters performed In addition to concerts, rhe bond held several fun raising projects Candles were sold and o carnival wos held This included games, a chili supper ond a raffle and variety show Band members canvassed rhe town in a pop con drive, ond in May strutted across rown in a march-a- rhon Thus, through their hard work, rhe bond raised enough money to enjoy ten days in sunny Californio ond Ari- zona. 1 Mr Prill lends o horn towards music inrerprerorion 2 Early morning awakenings ond chaos accompany first hour rehearsals 3. The FH5 Trojan marching band 4 Drenda Edgerron ond xylophone prepare for an up- coming concert Pep band members continually bring song ond spirit to basketball games and wrestling meets 25
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