Hill City High School - Ranger Yearbook (Hill City, SD)

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BAND FIRST ROW-B. Spear, P. Bradley, A. Henderson, K. Hinzmen. J. Brademeyer, SEC- OND ROW-K. Hall, C. Ernst, L. Olson, M. Alexander, D. Matusn, S. Spear, H. Schrier, D. Murray, R. Hall. THIRD ROW-P. Hobart, K. Butterfield, P. Torres, K. Bauer, J. Alexander, 1. Burnham, B. Isaman, D. Alexander, K. Yargus, D. McMains A. Alexander, P. Burnham, 1. Deegan, B. Wickware, C. johnson, D. Olsen, V. Alex- ander, C. Murray, FOURTH ROW- B. Brodersen, C. Barfoot, D. Murray, T. Ross, M. Burnham, R. Belmont, Instructor, Gloria Kuchenbecker CNOT PICTURED C. Ger- kenb. I THAT'S WHEN THE MUSIC TAKES US. . . CHORUS FIRST ROW-D. Allgier, K. Hinzaman, D. Pendleton, G. Howey, J. Brademeyer, D. Stewart, W. McQueen, D. Schuelke, C. Blase, B. Compton, Instructor Gloria Kuchen- becker. SECOND ROW-B. Cummings, S. Hobart, D. Matush, R. Schumack, S. Spear, D. Collins, M. Dean, B. Wiclwvare, D. Kuil, J. Bentfield, T. Ross, A. Alexander. THIRD ROW-L. Neiffer, I. King, A. Morgan, R. Neiffer, K. Yargus, D. McMains, B Isaman, D. Kilber, D. Heil, R. Butterfield. FOURTH ROW- C. Edwards, V. Arroyo, C. Rolland, P. Bradley, R. Dawson, A. Engles, D. Alexander, L. Gorman, J. King, R. Hinzman, A. Eckert. FIFTH ROW-M. Olson, T. Colvin, I. Hickman, S. Neiffer, C. Cornelison, R. Metz, G. Schuelke, M. Neisus, M. Alexander, C. Koevenig, C. johnson, CNOT PICTURED-M. johnson, M. Grover, J. Styglesj.

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.r iff pres I-11 E 'Q Ui jg I ,JV Q in '01, hr a 1 A ii . ? - 'Z f Q '5?1,l'fft f f i ,J Q ? 1 .ln T I . 3 A ,H 5 , K 4. j f , le' Wg . V M fa! 'Y' ' . M A . so , r W . . S . . a a '15 4 M A N 1 ' inn S 1 Conductor Milo Winter cues in the left. . . The band warms up. . . .TO PRINC'S H Y RIDE This year the HCHS Music Department hosted the first annual Band Festival. The bands and choruses of Edgemont, , Custer, St. Martin's and Hill City created the sound of music on April 8. The bands were conducted by the well , known Milo Winter of Rapid City Stevens High School. Mer- , as if Sk lyn Aman of Black Hills State College led the chorus. The at highlight of the band's performance was a patriotic medley X in .'. of songs and marches called Panorama USA. The chorus H. T ...- alvl , F sang many songs, including The Lord's Prayer. The crowd enjoyed the fine performances. S3 - 'E .1 r r S 5 i Merlyn Aman preparing to conduct. The chorus performs one of its selections. 1 1-Lz.g,,,'2.Q-I If ,V Q is if V A1 ,, .q For X I V' I , 1. , 1 a-Af ' ,.,, 8 Q rk ' H 3 Milo Winter introduces a new 1 A .11 f Q. - E3 number. Mr. Winter leads the band in a rousing num- ber. 23

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I l V I 1 1 1 l r ,gg x : ..- , - Swing Chorus - TOP ROW: D. Alexander, C. Cornelison, R. Metz, K. Yargus. MIDDLE ROW: C. Johnson, B. Isa man, B. Wickware, S. Spear, L. Nieffer. FRONT ROW: S. Hobart, R. Hinzman, P. Bradley, A. Eckert, A. Morgan, D. Stewart. QNOT PICTURED, M. johnsonb. MUSIC DEPARTMENT SWINGS INTO 1 n 1 Stage Band - FRONT ROW: S. Spear, H. Schrier, D. l Murray, R. Hall. 2ND ROW: B. Brodersen, J. Burnham, , C. Barfoot, K. Yargus, J. Alexander, K. Bauer. 3RD l ROW: R. Belmont, M. Burnham, B. lsaman, P. Burnham, l J. Deegan, C. johnson, C. Murray, A. Alexander. NOT ETURED - C. Gerken, M. johnson. y i H , l s I A 5 ll Z I Q PICTURED AT LEFT are soloists in the regional contest: Rick Metz, Bob Isaman, Carol johnson, Peggy Bradley I5 and NOT PICTURED, Chris Gerken. Bob Isaman and Judi Brade- meyer competed for All-State Band. NEW HAPPE NING S This year, the high school music department gained two new additions, a Swing Chorus and a Stage Band. These are smaller than the regular band and chorus and perform more modern type songs. The swing chorus competed in the re- gional contest and received a 3. Many other students par- ticipated in the regional con- test and received the following ratings: Students receiving superior ratings were Chris Gerken, alto sax solo, and Roger Hall and Deanna Mur- ray, also sax duet. Bob Isa- man, Judi Brademeyer, Carol johnson, Rick Metz, and the Percussion Ensemble, Roy Belmont, Blake Brodersen, Mark Burnham and Dawn Mur- ray, all received excellent ratings. Those receiving above average ratings were Peggy Bradley and the coronet, clari- net and mixed vocal ensembles. 25