Jenkintown High School - Jenkintonian Yearbook (Jenkintown, PA)

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The Band Played On and On and his year the band did not have new uniforms or a new director, but under the direction of Mr. Fong, it did have a new spirit. ln fact, everyone was amazed at the quality of the stage and jazz band's per- formances at both assemblies and concerts despite the young age of the ,W W, At the end of last year the band pre- miered and jazz band, be distin- guished by striking and red jazz band jackets,-are the less-advertised mem- bers of the concert band and the band. i i' The jazz band was involved in many sepa- i rate competitions as well as the normal and special band activities. Motivated by a hand clapping, foot stomping crowd of spectators, the band played for twenty-four hours at the Play-a-thon. The band also played in a con- 1 . test sponsored by Hershey Park and then to the Dark for 21 day Of lfllfl Emd Frank IS m . Fong is both mentally and physical , 7, f game is John Atkins Entertaining the crowd with a halftime show is the J.H.S. marching band 68 BandfThings

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ilw JV it 1 A i r Q' 1 assign 5 B if Jr g, as Jim Freil lChar1ie Kim Davenportl and Toby Forbes sing what's on their minds. Leads: Michael Loesch, Jim Freil, Kim McKinney, and Julia Cutler. A We Row: Stacy Staples, Jill Kingsley, Opalesky, Tricia Bales, Albright, Jennifer Hildenbrand, Abby Riblet, Andrea Carlson, Jennifer Lindberger, Heather Munro. Middle Row: Winni Fad, Maureen Mahrer, Heather Luks, Krista Dayton, Jenny Whitehead, MaryBeth Haas, Dylan Painter, Herta Clements, Lea O'Boyle, Suzanne Hummel, Johanna Clements, Amy Butler. Top Row: Billy Parker, John Gerstemeier, Steven Bond, Mikey Lee, Jeremy Baltz, Julia Cutler, Michael Loesch,'Kim McKinney, Jim Freil, Drew Kremp, Bill VanDorick, Frank Scheer. ThingsfThe Play 67

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