Iver C Ranum High School - Raider Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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DRAM Thespian Troupe 112688 and Drama Club had a full and exciting year. Several members attended the Thespian Convention in October. The ever popular M 'A 'S 'H was performed in November, followed by the touching Christmas Windows , directed by Thespian president Dan Conca, in December. Both were a complete success. The Miracle Worker was performed in February. The Advanced Theater was in charge of the last production of the year. They also attended professional plays such as Annie and Henry IV . Many competed in drama and speech-meets. All in all, a very busy and successful year. Y ilflv! yi DD l 4 PERFORMANCES-151

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AN 150-PERFORMANCES The marching band and concert band participated in many activities. Besides the five half-times shows they also led off the Homecoming parade, attended the Englewood on Parade, and the Parade of Lights. They also attended the State Solo-Ensemble Contest April 29, and the Music and Blossom Festival in Canyon City. Three students honored to attend Western State Band were Kelly Noblit, Drew Wilson, and Jackie Mavity. Members are also encouraged to attend State Solo-Ensemble Contest. They welcomed Miss Crouch as the new and very enthusiastic director. The Stage Band has attended contests and worked on various jazz pieces. The stage band is composed of saxophones, trumpets, trombones, electric pianos, and guitars. They performed at several concerts throughout the year.

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