Frankfurt American High School - Focus Yearbook (Frankfurt, Germany)

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The combined Chorus, under the direction of Miss Johnson, consists of all members of the chorus classes and the Melloteens. These students receive the benefits of daily instruc- tion frightj us well as the experience and enjoyment of singing in a school choir. The group performed for the Christmas Assembly, the P.T.A. Christmas Program, and the Band- Chorus Spring Concert. On April first and second selected members ofthe Chorus partic- ipated in the USAREUR Music Festival held at Frankfurt. 6404444 gfin . A , 'bv x . V, 2 5 , , gk, X1 kqw 1 K, ' ,-5, K ,. F-M f ' Q X-fc if S , ' gk, ,. yw ,pts 'elim 5 G 61 Q' . 3 kv- , task? R , '. .v fm- '3 X L ' ,,, T7 A 'ff' 1 . me 1, 1, Q, Q 5, E ggs 6 1 Q: r tw 5 if Y J-33 , if ' y FRONT ROW: Left to Right, Judie Cobb, Susan Wilkinson, Tebby Williamson, Bobbeite Melvin, Barbara Lewis, Cathy Hooper, Marjorie Grimes, Sandy Scott, Teresa Colon. SECOND ROW: Karen Yank, Daryle Dickey, Doug Vogt, Jill Mclintire, Cheryl Heathcoe, Mary Owens, Kathy Hart. Julia Ramos, Judy Conerly, Judy Dunn, THIRD ROW: Alain Hudson. Neal Galt, Lucy Mitche11,Beverl3 Williscroft, Bonnie Meppen, Dianne Jerry, Sandra Wzilley, Jeanne Williams, Carole Fraser, Peggy Stone. LAST ROW: Hugh Torrance, Bob Leftwich,KnoX Herndon, Kathy Cobbs, Karen Johnson, Lynn Davies, Ray Yakesh, Nancy Chubbuck, Jenny Granlund,Rosie Miccli, Pz1tBaircl, Nancy Meech. 157

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1 126 The subdued, ethereal tones of the Christmas Hymns as sung bythe eom- bined e h o r u s and Mello- teens fl ow through the theater to create the mood of love and good will assoc- iated With the season. amfmecl 9 ng Q 1' 1. 5 - K .A :'- .Z Q. WA I 1 - ,, L f -Q , R is R , - E ' sf lel, 1 .fa T is -.0 R J, .,:, E j Q- w , A ,, Q., ,Q t , -M,- , iii! -BQ' Q fa J .ni 1 t j il FRONT ROW: Left to Right, Taffy Bolster, Evelyn Schuster, April Wallaoh, Dee Katsiroumbas, Donna Perdue, Rosalie Buffum, Gayle Worrell, Cynthia Heller, Lynn Zimmerman, Mary Anne Mryares,Miehelle Meleher, Virginia Search. SECOND ROW: Luey Alieea, Carol Reinhard, Anne Shoudel, Peggy Hendrickson, Patricia Donogliue, Jo Anne Parmiter, Patricia MeDivitt, Marilyn Pumfrey, Diane DeBruler, Anita Thomson, Carol Wells. THIRD ROW: Lee Allison, Jerald M, Hunieutt, Bob Hawley, Larry Persons, John Schutt, Mark Wudowitch James Rackley, Wendy Woodruff. Lew Brown, Walter James Eddie Mitchell, Bob Crandall. LAST ROW: Tom Crawford Rainer Herzberg, Bill Davey, Gary Ehman, John Craig. Gary Johnson, Robert Zamora, Bryan Gruver, Ralph Slaughter James Thorne, Tom Bates, Robert Emery, Mark Morgan Dave Bordas. 3 a a ,

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158 ROW ONE: Left to Right, Denise Pregaldin, Sharon Hunter, Chris Barker, Lois Kauffman, Kenna Smith, Richard Lacey, Linda Topp. ROW TWO: Jerry Griffith, Frank Dennis, Marlyn Clark, Joyce James. Martha White, Bobber Hines, Bruce Jones, Sarry Morris, Linda Layson, Garland Wilson, Virginia Fishpaw, Russ McCall. ROW THREE: Leonard Shores,Sue Peaslee,Dennes Nolen, Judy O'Hair, Raymond Yakesh, AlanCarey,JayR. Lewis, Maryellen Ebert, Alrita Laverentz, Ann Mayers, Mike Shook, Wolfgang Pindur, Dean Oberman, Skip Davis, Hans David. Barbara Catlin, Reed Bolick, Henry Seidmeyer, Quentin Kardos. ROW FOUR: Pat Clark, Adelaida Hernandez, Charlotte Henderson, Donna Larson, Cheryl Schneider, Kathy Wallace, Marcia Walkee, Debbie Donald, Randy Bond, Jose Hernandez, Luis Hernandez, Mary Reiner, Charles Sanders, Joe Talbott, Mike Rankin, Dave Dodds, Guy Cox,Larry Patrick, Don Lossing, Bob Bullard, John Smith, Bob Lockyer. ROW FIVE: Mike Cronian, John Dickerson, Tag McTaggart, Skip Kellerman, Bob Coleman, Kox Herndon. gazed May I have your attention please! The F.H.S. band will now play the Alma Mater. Will everyone please rise. Whether they are entertaining the fans during afootball game, Qtop lefty playing a rousing entrance march for,an assembly, or performing outside of the school, the concert and marching band of F.H.S. upholds its own and the school's reputation. Their crowning achievement for the year was winning second place in the RusselsheimFasching Parade. Debbie Donald, Joan Henry, and Cheryl Oren fbottom lefty hold the prize cup. This year, the band consisted of seventy regular members, who practiced diligently together every day Qpage 159, top lefty, and was augmented by the band supplement for certain performances. They formed an integral part of the football and basketball games, besides assemblies. They participated in the Christ- mas program and spring concert presented by the music department. They also proved their skill by marching in three Fasching Parades, giving one of the six Young People's Concerts at the HoechstFarbwerlgentertainingthe Junior High School, and sending several specially selected members to the Music Festival held at Frankfurt in April.