Jamestown High School - Red and Green Yearbook (Jamestown, NY)

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Second Row: J. Canfora, A. Peck, J. Ewing, L. Ventura, R. Dunn M. Ball, L. Anderson, H. Harvey, S. Swanson, P. Kidder, D. Marotto: R. Pappalardo, W. Hancock, M. Logan, Third Row: L. Woodburn K.11ans0n,A.P-' 11,.1.L db ,J.DB' x.c1 ' AnderS0n,G.Rhin1ffftaB.c nun 351- ll ufcmii 1 arffi' tl , a son, o aro, . son, M. Johnson, A. Sisak, K. Lindblom, S. Parinellrai i?A'Johnzsgn J. Roos, D. Pillsbury, P. Wolfe, D. Gustavson, J. Logan, E. Curtisi First Row: C. Swanson, L. Conterman, D. Johnson, S. Rowan, K. Stone, E. Wistran, V. Daner, S. Anderson, D. Steele, S. Fransong M. Deitschg Fowrth Row: W. Tota, J. Leone, R. Campbell, J. Bowman, S. Alston, H. Lent, S. Allenson, Susan Allenson, D. Anderson, N. Karl, Duane Anderson, G. Olson, L. Sundholm, N. Kirst, R. Paterniti, T. Root, G. Brocklehurst, J. Bennett, D. Smith, S. Nelson, Fifth Row: M. Cangialosi, C. Calamunci, A. Tomlinson, B. Moller, S. Benson, N. Eggleston, B. Olson, V. Minati, E. Webeck, J. Johnson, K. Hastings, C. McDonough, D. Tompkins, C. Ciancio, M. Parasiliti. Missing from picture: D. Brocklehurst, J. Fiorella, G. Jones. IHS BAN D IS THIRD IN STATE The Jamestown High School Band under the direction of Mr. Charles Jacobson practices daily from 2:20-3:10. There are 100 members. This year they placed third in New York State at the state-wide Marching Band Contest in which 45 bands participated, at the New York State Fair, September 4. I The band exhibited many new types of marching tech- niques during the half times at all the home football games, and also at Bradfordg in addition, they featured the Tap- ettes, a newly formed dance unit. On October 23 the band presented a marching demon- stration at the Western Zone Teachers' Conference at Buf- falo, New York. New uniforms were first worn October 17, at the Olean-Jamestown game. The uniforms were purchased through the help of the Music Parents, the Board of Educa- tion, and Band Tag Days. A Christmas Program was presented December 16, with the band participating. Junior High concerts were held for assemblies at Jef- ferson, February 10, and Lincoln, May 4. The band pre- sented a concert also at a JHS assembly March 3. QP 28 On May 6 and 7, the band traveled to Fredonia for the annual Spring Music Festival. Here the band entered into competition with bands from all over Western New York- Two concerts were held this year, on March 12 and May 25. The latter featured Bill Page, a woodwind per- former with the Lawrence Welk Orchestra. Proceeds from both of these concerts were used to defray expenses of the concert tour to Toronto, Canada. The band again participated in the Memorial Day Pa- rade May 30g and on June 4, many band members partici- pated in the All-County Band at the Chautauqua County Music Festival. The band officers for this year are: Drum Major ................. '--Kingston Lindbloom PI'9S1d6I1t ................. , ...... G ary Brocklehurst Vice President --- ,-,,,,,, Paul Kidder Secretary ...... ..... ......... J o an Canfora TI'62SUI'6I' ................. ........... J oan Ewing Quartermaster ................. Kingston Lindbloom Assistant Quartermaster ,,,,,,,,,----,,, John Leone Llbrarlans ............... Marie Ball, Marsha Logan Sophomore Representative ........... -Lory Ventura

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BAND OFFICERS r Band starting at Baker Parkfleads students to -tne bonfire before the Warren game. FLUTES FRENCH I-IORNS Drum Major Kingston Lindbloom at Httgntion.. At ,start of zame. band in tunnel formation through whicn Iootball players run.