Lawrence High School - Red and Black Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

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Susan Burk. Jana Tusten. VIOLA: Juanita Kinq, Joan Itla, Karan Ott, Patsy Carolyn Bernekinq. Sharon Pattangill. Judy Nalson. OBOE: David Farrar. TRUMPET: Naal Russall, Phil Comstock. FRENCH HORN: Mary Halan Orchestra under the direction of Mr. Wibur West the orchestra closed its successful season with many memories the trip to Ottawa for the Ottawa. Atchison and Lawrence inter- change the time when the first violinist's string popped during a rest in rehearsal a clarinet's familiar squeak in the background a hot trumpeter trying to ja« up a concerto by Bach and all the butterflies fluttering around the stage before a performance memories are made of CLARINETS: Burns. Campbell. Combs. Fields. Fischer. Lovell. W. Miller. Milroy. Musick. Okamoto. Pearson. Steele. Ul™«r. Weidman. SOON: Altic. Marvin. SAXOPHONES: Allphin. Di on. Hardiman. Kirby. Jochim. Mumford. W. Russell. FRENCH HORNS: Dorsey. Argersinger. Bodin. Bornheim. Cheek. Comstock. L. Freeman. Lanning. O'Connell. N. RusseH. Shaver. Strunk TROMBONES: Wilson. BARITONES: Belot. Cooper. Rose. Starr. BASSES: Bruce. Osborne. J. Smith. Sneider. B. Whit . PERCUSSION: Estelle. 25

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MUSIC VIOLINS: Carolyn Eacoclt, Linda Garrett, Ruth Bramblo, Carolyn Smart, Marilyn Grantham, Barbara Ericsson, Patricia Glasscock, Walkar. CELLO: Phil Anderson, Harvoy Smith, Botsy Wilson. STRING BASS: Kaith Jochim, Randy Williams. FLUTE: Karan Stuart, Malcolm Smith. CLARINET: Joanna Okamoto, Susan Ulmer. SAXOPHONE: Mika Diion. BASSOON: Chuck Marvin. Gwen Altic. Dorsey, J. D. Walker, Jerry Thomas. TROMBONE: Don Wilson, Bob Shenk. PERCUSSION: Don Lindley, Jim Pickett, Cortner King. Band under the direction of Mr. Charles Kassinger playing for the football games concerts student and public enjoyment mem- ories of band trips to out-of-town games oh, those memories! marching in mud snow always ready and willing the never-ending prac- tice for a perfect performance kindled by the spark of the spirit of eagerness and willingness to keep this spirit in the minds and hearts of everyone the band marches on our band. FLUTES: Barnaking, I. Johnson. J. Nalson. OBOES: Farrar. M. Smith. Wast. Wilson. Williams. BASS CLARINETS: Karr. Rappard. Tryon. BAS- Grantham. Kaltchar. Ludvicak. Walkar. CORNETS AND TRUMPETS: Edmonds, Hardinq, J. Heob, Jackson, Malonay, Pritchard, Shank, Shapard, Hartman, C. King, Leonard, Lindlay, Pickett. Schwegler, Wiley.

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MUSIC Officers of the orchestra ere David Ferrer, Presi- dent, Keith Jochim, secre- tery, Cerolyn Eacock, treasurer end Randy Williams, vice-president. The Pep Bend at one of the ell school rallies. Mike Dixon, heed drum major, led the bend in half-time ceremonies. Stepping out behind the bend were the flag swingers. Bertie Campbell. Th S r nad r P,ovid d mu»'e for «H varsities. Mery Dorsey, end Gwen Altic. Twirlers from top to bottom; Keren Kerr, Ida Johnson. Sere Herdimen, and Barbara Ludvicek, heed.