Glenbrook North High School - Laconian Yearbook (Northbrook, IL)

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Clarinets: Left to right, Row 1: Bill Ludlow, Sue Newberry, Bob Rode, Jan Burns Row 2: Karen Merle, John Sladek, Karen Nelson, Ken Jensen, Vicki Shuck, Roger Hymen Row 3: Bob Olson, Diane Welch, Janet McCann, Jim Rus- sell, Barb Pandzik, Sharon Boldt, Nelva Pantel Baritones: Left to right, Row 1: Jim Walrath, Anita Haskell, Jeff Hastings: Trombones: Row 2: Harry Heffel- tinger, Jim Ledvinka, Jim Edwards, Al Shannon, Dove Sands Saxophones: Left to right Row 1: Don Enmark, Mike Kelley, Dave Shideler, Joe Young Row 2: Bob Christoph, Tom Perles, Bill Deering, Sam Keller Trumpets: Lett to right, Row l: Pete Crawford, Ron Roeder, Ron Palmquist, Gerry Bay Row 2: Bob Ludlow, Keith Moyland, Dick Mandel, Dick Schramm Row 3: Toby Johnson, Rick Moser, Chester Bloden, Jim Newberry, Bob Carlen Tubas: Left to right, Row 'l: Alfred Lowrey, John Loose, Don Richards, Bill Gewecke Drums and Cymbals: Left to right, Front Row: Dan Froberg, Dave Boulton, Ron Hill Back Row: Jack Baldwin, Doug Brandt Harold Smith, Band Director French Horns: Left to right, Row 'l: Pat McCann, Barry Dufinecz, Harold Nygaard, Linda Layman, John Ferguson Flutes: Row 2: Wendie Baie, Kim Kimball, Nancy Cheney, Judy Hank, Pat Olbrich, Jan Richards . 1 ' 1 t ., , . , L 1 1 .,., . ' . WM 4 ' ' .. , . . a' gr f vw -Lf? Q14 - ' .Rf ' 'gffj fffff ff 1, ,A-,U A : -' f ' ' , , ,. sf V f' fy,.-U '?1'2,: ' W 'F if .' ' P ,ff ,,,, . ,, .,,, . . 1 I -'H V... 2.2-: yi? Left to right: Phyllis Hanson, Valerie Smith, maiorettes The Band Arouses Spirit at School and in the Community The band at Glenbrook this year is proving to be very active. ln addition to placing first at the Band Contest at De Kalb last year, the band has performed at various functions both at Glen- brook and elsewhere. Plans for this year included the Home- coming Game, the Awards Assembly, the Christmas Concert, the Spring Music Assembly, and the Spring Concert. Harold Smith, Band Director, has done a magnificent job of conducting a group of people so unfamiliar to him. The band consists of 70 advanced band members and 30 beginning intermediate students. Twenty of the advanced students are freshmen. The beginning intermediate students are constantly challenging the advanced band members for their band posi- tions which they receive according to their ability. Within the Concert Band is a Pep Band and a German Band. The Pep Band plays for home basketball games and pep rallies. The German Band entertains at small gatherings. Page

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