Kutztown Area High School - Cougar Yearbook (Kutztown, PA)

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A15 t ' . ' Majorettes ,-f Banner bearers: Marcia Weaver and .Ioan Wentzel. Left to right: Kay Sharpe, Eleanor Sittler Judy Diener, Phyllis Stump, Donna DeTurk, Jeanette Wentzel, Gloria Heffner, Cynthia DeTurk Reba Angstadt. fo 1 1

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Band. Many strenuous hours of practice were put forth by our band to perform for forthcoming events. The first main event was the Fall Concert, in which soloists Reba Angstadt, Stanley Saul, and the trumpet trio of Patricia Beck, Richard Fisher, and Clark Weisner were featured. The Spring Concert, which featured Carl Mantz, Marlow Kroninger, Marcia Kroninger, and Patricia Beck as soloists was the second highlight. Seen in the pit playing processionals and recessionals for assem- blies, Senior Class Play, Dramatic Club Plays, and Commencement, the band completed another successful year under the direction of Mr. William S. Moyer. A few of the members participated in County Band and Orchestra and State Band. Ending the yearls activities, a picnic was held for all of the members. September 6-First day of school Color Guards October 7-'Curtain Callers' Play- The God- GEARY DE FRANCESC0, Sergeant dess November 17-18-Senior Class Play- The Red Spidern ' November 19-Senior Dance-J'Autumn Fan- JAMES GRIM ALLEN HARING FRANKLIN STUMP tasyw December 8-Fall Band and Chorus Concert RAy CRE11-Z December 17-Tri-Hi-Y Semi-Formal Dance- Moonlight Fantasyv PAUL HERMAN January 21-sF.F.A. Sz F.H.A. Snow Ball Frolic March 16-F.H.A. Mother 31 Daughter Banquet -Grange Hall March 22-Seniors Sponsor Skating Party- Reading Skateland 7 April 6-7-Tri-Hi-Y Older Girls' Conference f' 4 April 12-Tri-Hi-Y Mother Sz Daughter Banquet N f April 27-Spring Band and Chorus Concert May 2-Annual School Exhibit May 41-Senior Farewell A Vlay 25-Senior Class Trip-New York if May 27-Baccalaureate Service 2 7 C X May 31-Commencement ' 6 MQ? 4 f, gf XM 1 J 'b- X -X 6 1:5-'s-- ' x . . , ,,: ,hrs O 'vs . . is I, ,Q- ., : : I.,