Fairmont East High School - Falcon Yearbook (Kettering, OH)

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, g .M is -- Wir THE l972-'73 FALCON MARCHING BAND: Sandie Akerman, Dan Albrechl, Debbie Albrecht Debbie Alspach, Barbara Anderson, Debby Andres, Melissa Barr, Darlene Bearly. Palricia Bennisen, Parry Biddle, Darci Birmingham, Jeanne Birnbaum. Melanie Brewer, Jamie Brown, Linda Buehner, Lori Candella. Linda Caplinger, Larry Carrolano. Robbie Casfle, Perry Caudill, David Clark, Karen Clark, Calhy Colosimo. David Cunningham. Heafher Cunningham, Louie Cyr, Jim Dagg, Lisa Day, Dave Diererle. AI Dorimeyer, Greg Dursi, Kevin Espy, Mark Fariello, Tom Farrell, Ken Fosdick, Tom Glick, Don Hassil, David Halfield. Cheryl Heckerson, Lori Heiland, Mark Heiland, Rollan Hen- derson, Jane Heyda, Merrie Hildebrand, Jill Holland, Leslie Houseman. Befh Howell, Vicki Huff, Tim Jackson, Vicki Johnson, Ron Julian, Dave Kesig, Greg Kochendorifer. Sherrie Leonard, Linda Ludwig, Richard Malegorski, Shane Below: Drum Maior Grady Henderson sfands af alfenfion while fhe band performs a drill behind him. Lefl: Senior Jeff Sprouse plays lhe Fighf Song on his fuba as +he band marches downfield during fhe pre-game. ix! ,Q L Mansen, Sandy Marshall. Debbie Marlin, William Marlin, Sreve McCoy, Paul McCready, Carol Meckslrofh. John Meckslrolh, Pam Minnix, Rosina Minnix, Randy Moshos, James Nagel, Karen Nagel, Julie Newcomb, Roberr New- comb, Jack O'Brian. Sam Osman, Jeff Paflerson, Kim Pearson, Mary Pielran- fonio, Ron Purdy, Jeff Raine, Tom Reeder, Dawna Richardson. Mike Rish, Palli Rifchey, Granl Roffler, Gary Sammons, Bruce Schwarzkopf, Susan Schweickarf, Fred Siegel. Denise Shellon, Sharon Shilling, John Smilh, Sieve Snyder. Janie Speck. Cindy Sprouse, Jeil' Sprouse, Mike Sfrain, Mike Sfrohminger, Bill Slu- dabaker, Sieve Swope, Sieve Taylor, Mary Terkoski, Cheryl Thompson, Barb Torka, Dick Tunney, Jan Vasiliadis, Brian Warren. Mark Webber, Sfeve Yeiser, Jackie Wefz, Karen Williamson. Cindy Youngerman, Kalhy Yusko, Joe wiss er.

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Eost bond provides colortul entertoinment during holttime On August 2l, at 8:00 in the morn- ing, the Fairmont East Band got together tor the tirst time, beginning a two-week period ot ditticult practices. During these two weeks, the upperclass- men, who already knew the basics ot marching, helped the sophomores learn how to march. The band's tirst public appearance was on Labor Day, when they marched down the streets ot Kettering in the annual Floliday-at-Home Parade. Then on the same evening, they pertormed at Fairmont Stadium Foreman Field. Atter school started, the band enter- tained the crowds at the tootball games during halttime each week. These per- tormances were learned and pertected in nine hours ot practice during sixth period every day and atter school on Mondays and Wednesdays. This year, the band's pertormances ranged trom strictly precision marching to poking tun at the political parties, while playing the latest popular and rock songs. The band also changed their pre-game, entering trom the sidelines and torming a tlying wedge. As the marching band dispersed, the concert band took shape with approxi- mately I lO members. The concert band rehearsed during sixth period every day, preparing tor their two yearly con- certs. The winter concert was in Febru- ary and the spring concert was in May. From the concert band stemmed the Pep Band, a select group ot musicians who played at the wrestling meets, gymnastics meets, and the basketball games. They provided musical cheers and music throughout the games and at halttime. Upper Right: Atter a long night ot playing at the UD. Arena, the Pep Band tinally has a chance to relax. Right: Senior John Meckstroth plays his trumpet during one ot many halttime shows. pn l l 1

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Girls' Glee prepares many unique programs for l973 Members of Girls' Glee had a busy schedule fhis year wifh several large, imporfanf programs. Those programs included singing engagemenfs af fhe Gresfview Nursing l-lome, fhe AlleKeff fering PTA meefing, fhe Lakewood Aparfmenfs and fhe disfricf choral con- fesf on March l7. Glee used a wide variefy of music fhis year. Their numbers included many of foday's popular funes, movie and Broadway songs, religious music and fhe more difficulf fypes of music used in confesf. Af Ghrisfmasfime, Girls' Glee was one of fhe organizafions fhaf adopfed a needy family. They supplied fhe family wifh food, clofhing, foys and ofher household goods fhe girls collecfed. The girls in Glee had fimes when fhey could relax and enioy fhemselves, foo. A couple of fhese occasions involved a picnic af l-lills and Dales and fhe annual Glee Banquef af flue lmpe- rial l-louse Soufh. Rigluf: During flue Girls' Glee Chrisfmas Concerf, Sue Raffle sings a solo, Mary Had a Boy Child. , , . AM s ..,. uuxfm nu fs 1 f ai-H nanny GIRLS' GLEE: Fronf Row: Diana McMichael, Julie Efz, Kafhi Cook, Jan Jack- son, Barb Pressler, Mary Webb, Kim Praff, Glenda Crislip, Delores Overluolser, Cecelia OBrien, Bobbi Jo Smifh, Gafhy Reese, Mary Broadsfock, Tanya Bar- neff, Cindy Jackson, Cindy Wluiffier, Kim Rossel. Row 2: Kaflui Payne, Cheryl Real, Nina l'licks, Teri Allen, Penny King, Beckie Mardis, Kim Pearson, Cindy Vanfilburg. Paffi Robinson, Brenda Drake, Sue Warner, Cindy Weller, Gail Replogle, Diane Ulery. Breda Downend. Vicki Morris, Pam Riggle, Cheryl Dur- renberg, Dawn McFarland. Row 3: Dawna Richardson, Sue Raffle. Mag Maf- fluews, Gwen l-lavener, Susan Booher, Jody Morgan, Kafhy Payfon, April Sfrine, Terry Allen, Tina Bramlage, Melanie Foor, Jenny Wilson, Karen Gun- nagin, Cindy Toepfer, Lori Heiland, Kafhy Yusko, Dale Swisher, Myra Dru- seikis, Denise Marksberry. Cindi Green, Debbi Grome, Be-fh Kohn, Denise Vawfer, Denise Vaugluf. Back Row: Ramona Jarvis, Judy Pickle, Susan Mccreighf, Donna Sfufrud, Julie Wrighf, Debbie Weir. Susan Kinsey, Barbara Malchow, Jill l-lolland, Eve Garfon, Robin Fisher, Maura Weir, Pam Enfingh, Julie Young, Debbie Sufherland, Debbie Fosfer, Barbara Robinson, Paffi l-lol- worsen, Gayle Klein,