Hillsdale High School - Echo Yearbook (Jeromesville, OH)

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Most of the melody is played by the trumpet players. Their bold tones add zest to the sound of the band. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Diane Switzer, Greg McFarlin, Marlyn Cox, Larry Strang. SECOND ROW: Ron Armstrong, Larry Funk, Linda Fridline, Stan Kaufman. THIRD ROW: Keith Anderson, Stan Sellers, Larry Latimer. Part of a day's busy schedule for Mr. Wells is giving lessons to every band member. In this picture Keith Ander- son and Stan Sellers are receiving help. Known as the middle section of the band are theflutes, saxophones, bass clarinets, bassoon, and obes. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Joyce Biddison, Sharon Harlan, Bev Stafford, Cathy Wolford. SECOND ROW: Joanne Obrecht, Kathy Ramsey, Carolyn Moody, Richard Bishop. THIRD ROW: Terry Stull, Carl Nagy, Marcella Kosse, Deb Hanna, Mary Jones. Practice and hard work made up every half-time show the band performed. Practice for the football season started before the school year began. Also, many hours of practice at home as well as at school were spent on these routines. 50 Giving the band more depth in sound are the tubas and baritones with their low bass, trombones with their bold sounds, and the French horns with their mellow chords. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Linda Schwan, Dave Shank, Larry Mclntire, Unie Draper, Pat Mills. SECOND ROW: Bob Obrecht, Dale lones,Gary Austin, Charles Twining. THIRD ROW: Torn Leidigh, Sue Leidigh, Ed Zody. Music Is Always wit Pi.- 5 .J X . , -. ,, .JAM ..

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ays with Music and Marching Hillsdale band members, like the football squad, started getting back in shape before school started for the year. The band practiced marching drills and music for the football season. No matter what the thermometer registered, the band always showed up to support the team and to perform at half-time. The concert band was moved into a higher com- petition classification, B - 2. Activities included rehearsal for the concerts which were performed and also many hours of practice in preparation for the district contest held at Mansfield Senior High School on March 11. The band received a II or excellent rating. Often known as the treble voices of the band are the clarinets. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Cheryl Fulk, Linda Anderson, Carol Atterholt, Karen Shaver. SECOND ROW: Connie Stake, Barb Freeborn, Judy Miner, Pam Huff. THIRD ROW: Georgeanne Carl, Susie Young, Anita Eagle, Clita Jackenheimer. flu r r J is T 1, X ' Responsible for the tempo, rhythm and most sound effects is the percussion section. LEFT TO RIGHT: Diane Edminston, Gary Purvis, Tom Kaufman, Andy McClure, Boyd Allenbaugh, Steve Fast, Randy Lipscomb. 1 -

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' , W Q, V r, 5-2 - -, '. - ' 1 1 - . , aft 'WE ' J, e at den? ,L SEATED: Diane Boyd and Lynda McGuire. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Larry Strang, Ross Justice, Mary Ellen Maxwell, Nancy Gilbert, Linda Anderson, Becky Kittle, Barb Freeborn, Sue Leidigh, Bev Stafford, Pam Huff, Stan Sel- lets, Tom Leidigh, Linda Schwan, Barb Helbert, Cathy Wolford, Sherry Myers, Cheryl Fulk, Carolyn Moody, Barb Harris, Marcia Dennis, Steve Schwan, Bob Obrecht. SECOND ROW: Bill Jones, Don Myers, Deb Jarvis, Dixie Fulk, Brenda Funk, Joleen Briggs, Judy Yonkovski, Nancy Freeborn, Harold Chambers, Keith Anderson, Don Atterholt, Kathy Ramsey, Pat Mills, Unie Draper, Luana Burrell, Sue Shibinski, Steve Huber, Don Hange, Gary Austin. THIRD ROW: Jim Switzer, Don Beecher, Barb Wise, Mary Gilmore,Peggy Rose, Lalah Taylor, Kathy Easterday, Bev Briggs, Becky Helbert, Ruth Harbolt, Sue Young, Randy Stitzlein, Greg McFiti:lin, Deb Hanna, Jackie Roberts, Rex Sours, Karen Shaver, Georganne Carl, Bob Young. FOURTH ROW: Ron Armstrong, Bob Swinehart, Jeff Cox, Mary Jones, Sally Starr, Linda House, Joanne Obrecht, Connie Stake, Mary Mutchler, Carol Atterholt, Barry Pringle, Jim Tallmadge, Deb Carl, Gail Mowry, Randy Lipscomb, Steve Fast, Dean Moody, Diane Switzer, Marcella Kosse, Diane Nethero, Sandy Meng, Patty Benner, Herb Jones, Doug Hindenlang, Barry Clippinger, Keith Gardner. s at School The Hillsdale Contest Choir continued to gain recognition for the school. They captured a superior I rating at district contest and took a ll rating at state. Some of the choir members participated in the District VII music festival at Western Reserve under the direction of Mr. Calvin Rogers. The entire Mixed Chorus, consisting of all boys' glee and girls' glee members, sang at several of the concerts throughout the year. A few of the favorite songs were Try a Little Tenderness , Goodnight Sweetheart , and Hi-Lili, Hi-Lo . Lynda McGuire accompanied both choirs and glee clubs during all rehearsals and concerts. She also played for various assemblies throughout the year. 51