Hanna High School - Tidings Yearbook (Anderson, SC)

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if2...,LC,..,t .... ..,. . ...- 1-nsnlsnlwf i Orchestra: Row 1 - Mr. Kramer: Row 2 - Cathy Dryden, Leslie Douglas, Kendall Harter, Melissa Lee, Wendy Johnson, Ernestine Willingham, Nia Talley, Cedric Thompson, Amy Galloway, Heather Hickman: Row 5 - Allie Weber, Karla Kenyon, Cristin Croshaw, Floy Kenyon, Tracie Shaw, Jenny Hoffman, Amy Dryden, Kathryn Greene, Tyler Smith, Patricia Henry, Ernistine Willingham, Shariffa Ander- son, Shawn Dean, Monica Williams, Kendra Arter: Row 4 - Andrea Boseman, Ruthi Smith, Jay Hammond, Tim Smith, Kevin Locke, Tim Hughes, Jonathon Webb, Ashley Walker, Melissa Vatakis. Molly Moorhead. Orchestra Orchestra members put in extra long hours to perfect their performances, often practicing during lunch and af- ter school. - Not only did these students vw 1 gain personal enjoyment and musical appreciation by per- forming, but some also used their talents in other places. For example, many of Hanna's 1. students dedicated much of it their free time away from school to playing in the Ander- son Youth Symphany Orches- tra. The entire orchestra, led by Mr. Kramer, was involved in many different events throughout the year. Some students who were exception- ally talented competed in All- State competition. Russell Webb, Cristin Croshaw, and Jandrette Rhoe entertain the-faculty at their annual Christmas party. Organizationsl87

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Z f K r 3 5 E r 3 5 i r Row 1: Margaret Miller, Lisa Webb, Tammy Griftin, Elizabeth Williford, Etta Dawson, Patrice Randolf, Kim Little, Robin Darby, Margie Boseman, Kawanna Maddox, Sharon Pruitt, Teresa Howard, Portia Allen, Mark Brown: Row 2: Andrea Rock, Deidra Palmer, Milton Thompson, Frankie Bradley, Jackie Scott, Mark Jones, Nancy McAbee, Mrs. Gandis, Richie Reed, Tonya Abrams, San Davis, Eric Morris, Juliet Neely, Ray Morris, Cedric Thompson, and John Grifiin. Chorus Many of I'lanna's students are very dedicated to a special talent: singing. During fifth pe- riod each day, the chorus could be heard singing their hearts out. These enthusiastic students were taught by an equally en- thusiastic teacher, Mrs. Stella Crandis. Mrs. Gandis received a Bachelor of Arts in Music and Music Education from ln- diana University, and has been teaching at Hanna for six years. The chorus was involved in many concerts throughout the year. These included five performances during the Christmas season, a concert with the county chorus and a spring concert in April. The members also participated in the Fine Arts Festival in May. Singing Jackets: Row 1 - Cedric Thompson, Ray Morris: Row 2 - Topeka Davis, Mrs. Gandis, Portia Allen: Row 5 - Milton Thompson, Wendi White, Chris Whitmire: Julie Shaw ' Knot Picturedl. 86!Organizations

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Fee The Rhythm The 1986-87 T.L. Hanna March- ing Band has completed its most successful year to date. The band competed in two regional marching festivals including the Southem States Marching Band Festival and the South Carolina State Fair Marching Band Invitational. The band won high honors in each of these competitions. Band director Richard Baskin was very pleased with the season. The band entertained at each of the football games, braving heavy rains and freezing weather to per- fect their performance.The band was aided at these games by the hard-working Band-Aids. This orga- nization of band parents provided refreshments for band members at each game. They also accompa- nied the band at each of their com- petitions, providing the moral sup- port that was needed. The Band- Aids were also there when the band undertook its annual fund-raising program. The band sold fruit to raise money for its extra expenses and its spring trip. This year the band traveled to New Orleans to join in the Mardi Gras celebrationy February 28-March 5. While there the band marched in an eight mile l parade through the streets of the' beautiful city. The band members also enjoyed some free time to see the sights of New Orleans, a city known for its history, a major part of which is steeped in the city's jazz roots. This was undoubtedly an area of interest for a group that has its common bond in music. T.L. Hanna 1986-87 Marching Band 88!Organizations