John Adams High School - Reflections Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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z' fi g 3 r Bond performs oi mony functions Under the direction of Mary Mclvlanus, the band preformed at pep assemblies, home basketball games, the spaghetti dinner, and the Christ- mas and Spring concerts. They also preformed outside the school, down- town at Lipmans 126th anniversary and at Jantzen Beach mall. The band had nine members. ltopl BAND. lseatedl Director Mary McManus, Carol Vaughan, Jonica Brow, Joan Caugheyg lstandingl Paul Robinson, Mike Grose, David Vaug- han, Bryan Bates, Nels Goransong labove ieftl David Vaughan blows notes on trombone. 4 I

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Choir has severcil teachers Filling in as choir director most of the year for Norm Carothers, who was recouperating from surgery, were Nancy Gelher and John Griffith. Carothers stated that they did a fine job during his absence. During the year, the Choir preformed at Lloyd Center, Veterans Hospital, and several times at Barnes Hospital. They also put on a Christmas and Spring concert. From late October to Christmas the :hoir grew from 26 to 55 members. incl labove and topl the choir performs during graduation. 7975-76 choir mem- bers include, Tutti Anderson, Marie Anderson, Joseph Bates, Michael Besand, Randy Boggess, Jonica Brow, Madeline Brown, Jennifer Coleman, Steve Costanzo, Lori Criswell, Cindy Dickinson, Joy Fisher, Cindy Fleming, Mark Fowle, Niota Gelderman, Ronald Choir Graupman, Beverly Harrison, Natalie lvanoff, Dan Jones, Lorna Kilner, Beth Kleser, Virginia Kosydar, Mark Laug- hlin, Mark Manfredi, Bonita Miller, Karyn Miller, Shaun Miller, Timmy Palmer, Susan Peterson, Vicki Pierde, James Bea, Kirk Smith, Ruth Smith, Lynn Talton, Tannal Willis, Cori-ann Woodward, Loretta Wrakestraw, Ann Zimmerman, James Gray.

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J x .sap , sffjyy f- V 33? labovel Paul Durratt checks equipment for lrightl Bill Hall, as he broadcasts the news. KJAN rolls olong well Major accomplishments of the TVlFladio department were comple- tion ofthe radio broadcast facility, the begining of TV Theater, the return to a daily broadcast schedule of TV news, play by play broadcasts of home basketball games and a return to the Japanese Gardens as setting for the Rose Festival candidates television special. Bill l-lall, Editor-in-Chief of news staff, commented that the TVlFladio classes offered unique opportunities for stu- dents interested in the field of com- munications. FladiolTeIevision f 4-45.