Lake Howell High School - Wings Yearbook (Winter Park, FL)

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This year's Symphonic Band consisted of 50 people. They performed three major concerts this year. They participated in the Citrus Music Festival and District Concert Contest. This band is designed to prepare the students for Wind Ensemble. The Concert Band consists of 32 people. This band is a training band that teaches the basics that are needed to pursue a musical career. t A' Y ' Row 1: K. Marcom, L. Boulter, C. Cannariato, A. Woolary, K. Siegle, Row 2: K. Urichko, G. Bowman, C. Gates, B. Lowe, I. Brandt, G. Schmidt, B. Fries, K. Larson, Row 3: P. Castro, A. King, A. Ballando, K. King, D. Roberson, S. Blakey, C. Hurst, S. Martinson, R. Brann, B. Fisher, M. Loch, C. Walker, Row 4: M, Mailman, P. Tucker, l. Evans, I. Hormuth, C. Michaelis, K. Huffnagle, B. Fallon, G. Harston, l. Cokias, E. Dimzon, G. Quinones, M. Golloher, C. Heck. Row 5: R. Bravo, D. Lawson, l. ONest, G. Rheault, R. Wolf, R. Salis. Row 1: K. Bartow, K. Johnson, B. Loyerich, A. Peltzer, M. Torres, S. Kolinski, T. Westergren. Row 2: W. Ciabattoni, T. Witherall, J. Gomez, M. Dear, M. Mercado, l. Rushing, J. Wade, I. Peltzer, R. Spencer, M. Wilson, M. Collyer, K. Griner, F. Hartman, C. Bate, l. Lepkowski, G. Chamberlin, M. Yousef, R. Brumbaugh, M. Hinn, S. Cochran, K. Turner, G. Gmerek.

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This year's Wind Ensemble consisted of 39 people, The Wind Ensemble performed in four major concerts throughout the year. They also competed in the Citrus Music Festival. ln order to participate in the Wind Ensemble you must go through a strenuous audition in which the finest musicians are chosen. Row 1: M. Palm, I. Wickman, D. Stein, K. McConnell. Row 2: S. DeZutter, L. Deramo, L. Celones, K. Sauter, T. Nemec, S. Weinstein, C. Cruzada, C. Mayhew, P. Harkins, K. Cruzada, S. Karp. Row 3: D, Klingele, K. Kaufman, S. Seaman, I. Alexander, T. Kurau, l. Dean, T. Wincklemann, K. Born, K. Kent, S. Pausal. Row 4: U. Smisek, H. Wilhelm, S. Gillies, C. Boisselle, l. Ledford, T. Westergren, C. Smith, T. Wilson, M. Koch, R. Baker, F, Chambers, L. Pausal. T ' ...--UY

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