Fairview High School - Lance Yearbook (Boulder, CO)

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l ORCHESTRA From Left: Conductor Brett Wallace, Gwen Beacham, Robert Kassinger, Shayne Iohnson, Sharon Rouze, Iune Hata, Beth McIntosh, Kati Kaupas, Mike McHugh, Roy Overstreet, Peter Wagner, Chris Buckholz, B.I. Christensen, Al Lopez, Karin Alstad, Liseli Walan, Mary Byers, Charles Gary, Tamsen Perks, Laura Taylor, Terri Nauenberg, Eric Schultz, Kathy Kulyan, Dwight Swanson, Ken Boden, Lisa Underwood, Cicily Williard, Donna McCool, Rebekah Pfaff, Monique Voiite, lacky Olson, Maria Strubenrauch, Glynis McKee, Greg Hays, Da- vid Mack, Not Pictured: Lynne Ostwald, Gladys Tsao-Wu. Orchestra-205

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Used to go here Here once and back again. All the older teachers looked at him as if they had seen him before. This person was Brett Wallace, this year's new orchestra conductor. Brett used to be a student at Fairview until he graduated in 1976. Along with an outstanding conductor, orchestra has some out- standing students. A few are B.I. Christenson, who is an eighth grad- er from Southern Hills, Iacky Olsen, who placed in all state or- chestra, and Shayne Iohnson. This year orchestra worked hard for the Great Works Concert and they played a lat of hard music for the all school play Pajama Game. 204 Orchestra Ill Conductor Brett Wallace shows his style. IZI Shayne Iohnson counts measures until her next entry. l31 Lockers in the orchestra office are really exciting. l41 Mr. Wallace gives instructions to the strings. 151 Mr. Wal- lace helps to make the music right while Lee Iilek waits to play. l6J Gladys Tsao-Wu tries not to miss a note.

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arching Band has spirit 'AResume . . . hut! A whistle blows and 160 legs step out in unison. The Fairview Marching Knights click into action. In 1982 the marching band executed the maneu- vers with precision and military bearing as usual, but it was a long and rocky road to perfection. The work was extra hard because they had to start almost from scratch. The number of returning upper classmen was small, but the spirit of the sophomores made up for the lack of experience. The band competed in many annual competitions, but unfortunately they didn't place as well as usual. However, the effort that was put in was worth a first place. nl 206 Marching Band 12 r Lg JF s ' f . K, . 5.4 3 f ,Q y LT 4Z?'Q1aWMWWw ,wulunw rm .44 M wfw1f ' 4 :Ana Mlww- f M : a. . W. my , ir Mm' f f 11 1 I Q W, in . Waamawmwafmwn ww w 4 , M Wxf ,W vs , f 4 IWW , A ,V fi... V .3