Field Kindley High School - New Direction Yearbook (Coffeyville, KS)

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Band J. -51 1 Y C ' ' A U -- H 1 I . ,I ' - l W ' I f rss,--ag--Q d led b Director Harvey Lewis and Drum Major Ken Hoppock. Among the This year's Field Kindley Ban was y many services the band performed was the providing of music for pep assemblies, athletic contests, and partici- pating in various civic parades. An annual event in which the band participated was the SEK Band Festival held at Independence this year. One of the highlights of the year was the band's participance in Kindley Kavalkade. The band was featured in the show's finale and this was the first time that they have ever been used. Ensembles and soloists from the band entered the spring music contests. The district contest was held at Pittsburg and the state at Emporia. ' ' ' Director Harvey Lewis was injured in an auto- The band was somewhat handicapped the first of the year as d ld not be with them. However, Mr. Bill Shores, the vocal instructor, served in his mobile accident an cou absence very capably. , Officers for the band were Emory Leahy, president, Phil Dunbar, vice-president, Phyllis Goodman, sec- retary-treasurer. FRONT THREE: Patti Jones, Mike Tolar, Jeff Weinberg. ROW ONE: Jan Kloehr, Joyce Beck, Lue Higgins, Janice Unruh, ' J.D. McCartney, John Coday, Jim Moore, LaraleaJohnston, Glen Heaven, Terry Carter, Judy Nichols, Robert Swope, L 'n Connie Schmidt Gary Clausing Sue Elliot, Waymeth Hoobler. ROW TWO: Mike J 'm Linda Mahan, Llda Rae emi g, , , Holland, Doug Misch, Barbara Smith, Tommy Bagby, David Martin, Christine Buffington, Phyllis Goodman, 1 Lathrom, Mike Howard, Larry Delk, Emory Leah, Don Sappenfield, C.J. Crosetto, Roger Rockwell, Mike Mason, John Barker, Jim Ross, Mike Ewing, Phil Dunbar. ROW THREE: Richard Hanna, Mike Lewark, Bill Spears, Jim Harris, ' C1 k John Hare, Kenny Hoppock, Doug Win- Dennis Trotter, Lynn Carson, Bruce Witherspoon, Fred Bunch, Steve ar , 1 ston, Betty Hunt, Wayne Nightengale, Hal Durr, Brent Harris, Sandra Dee Blackett, Bill Peterson, Donna Naccarato, Paula Stoner, Judy Helkenberg, Becky Hurd, Leon Sapp, Dianna Galli, Sharon Currens. Xafjflgt --,sf X-'gif'

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SEATED: Perry Johnson, David Evitts, Carol Lake, Faye Jacob, Gary Eubanks, Bob Tyrell, Terry Carter, Libby Brown, Pam Brighton, Susan Whitmore, Connie Lawrence, Mary Lou Lewis, Gary Spangler, Glen Schneider, Christine Buffington, Virginia Miller, Phyllis Edwards, Barry Allcorn Gary Riedel, Rita London, Elaine Herron, Barbara Ross, Fred Bunch, Kay Nigh, Carol Chambers Peggy Duckworth. STANDING: Elaine Wilkus, Carol Ann Johnson, Shirley Duckworth, Carol Boley, Carolyn Shelton, Nancy Davenport, Mary Alexander, Janet Clark, Kaye Karstadt, and Tonnie Butcher. QNot pictured - Fiona Gillete.j Orchestra This year's 40-piece orchestra met fourth hour, five days a week and was under the direction of Mr. Harvey Lewis, instrumental instructor. Activities in which the orchestra participated were Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter Assemblies, Junior and Senior Playsg and the SEK Orchestra Festival held this year at Chanute. Ensembles and soloists from the orchestra entered' the district music contests at Pitts- burg. Those that received one ratings went on to Emporia to the State music contests. There were several members from the orchestra that participated in Kindley Kavalkade in the Kavalkade Orchestra. There was also a select group that furnished dinner music for various organizations at banquets and receptions. The orchestras' concert master this year was violinist Bob Tyrell.

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