Holmes High School - Justice Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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The Go den Husky Band

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The Dance Club was established this year to provide an easy, open atmos- phere in which to learn to dance and meet people. Members of the club learn a wide variety of steps including square danc- ing, round dancing, and jitterbug. So- cial studies teacher Marsha Grccnburg taught the jitterbug, while Mr. Robert Boyd and Ms. Anna Fuller taught a va- riety of the other steps. One of the special activities was Parents’ night in which parents were invited to dance along with the members. A Christmas Party and a St. Patrick’s Day party were also held. The year’s activities were climaxed with a party at Swiss Chalet with din- ner and dancing. 2. Mr. Boyd shows Patty Mazzurana how to jitterbug. • 3. Club members enjoy dancing around the May Pole Greek fashion. 4. One step, two step, cha, cha, cha or is it a conga line? 5. Anna Fuller instructs the dance club on how to do round dancing. I 5 i

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With horns blaring and drums beating, the Golden Husky Band had a major part in activities and festivities for the year 1974-1975 under the direction of Mr. Charles Vanderhidcr and Mr. Gary Rosen- blatt. 1. Jim Springer beats his drum after an- other Husky touchdown during football season. 2. Karen Diaz gives it all she’s got during a half time performance. 3. Sharon Rosenblatt plays her flute during the Christmas band concert. 4. Don Wilson knows how to ring those chimes during band performance. 5. Band members cheer the football team on to victory. 6. Michael James Lucas, KONO disc jockey, greets Mr. Charles Vanderhidcr after be- ing suspended above Tom Benson Chev- rolet where he broke a world’s record. The band played the fanfare for the event. 137