Lima Senior High School - Spartan Echo (Lima, OH)

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SWINGPHONETTES The Swingphonettes is an organization which enables students interested in dance band music to develop the fundamental techniques for playing this type of music. To gain experience we played for two band concerts, two post-game dances, the Inaugural Ball, and the Who's Who Dance. The Swingphonettes held rehearsals on Wednesday evenings. This past year our band included the following students: Trumpet: Tom Gavin, Ladd Sellers, Bob Flanigan, Tim Kennedy, Terry Smith. Saxophone: Valarie Barnes, Dave Cook, Virginia Cupp, Sue Stempsey, Stan O'Neil, jim Powell. Trombone: Bob Grove, Bob Inhoff CBusiness Manager D , Bruce Harshe, Tom Rice. Drums: Dick Sherrick, ,lack Briley. Bass: jim Miller Advisor: Mr. Mosier -140-

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ROW 1: Janis DeWitt, Louise Jones. Shirley Lawrence, Annie Tibbs, Donna Frail, Kathy Sammetinger, Connie Nusbaum. Shirley Trame, Susan Potter, Janis Cain. ROW 2: Janet Jones, Sheryl Mericle, Kay Timmermeister, Janice Wendel, Diane Clevenger, Linda Hartman. Debby McGough, Brenda Groll, Susan Deshler, Marsha Hefner, Pam Johnson. ROW 5: Marlene Niehaus, Barbara Gallaher, Sandy McPheron, Carol Edington, Penny Frail, Debbie Smith, Betty Boyd, Bonita Burden, Barbara Harvey, Sandra Burgett, Alison Williams. ROW 4: Jill Miller, Maxine Beery, Darlene Fisher, Sandy Fairchild, Mary Kellner, joan Melton. Mary Wellman, Dorothy Osborn, Pam Battles, Elaine Kuck, Carolyn Simpson. ROW 5: Louetta Sack- inger, Jerry Willoughby, Roberta Battles. ,lo Ella Aldridge, Par Monferd, Louann Greetham, Tina Tillotson, Virginia Chambers. Angela Harris. ROW 6: Donna Baque, Beverly Dotson, Diana Snyder. Linda Losh, Betty Custer. TREBLE CLEF CHOIR The Treble Clef Choir, made up of sixty sophomore girls, is an organization Where students sing for enjoyment, learn the fundamentals of music and singing, learn repertoire and have a choir experience. This year they sang in Holiday in Harmony and Springtime Serenade. They also participated in Fall Festival and Invitational Concert. They meet in 104, third period on Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday. Officers of the choir are Janice Cain, presidentg Sandra McPheron, vice- presidentg and Debbie McGough, librarian. Mrs. Beth Miller is the director. -159-

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tw Ni-www Wwe 'W st Violins Violas . Oboe Trombone Linda Wood, 1111119 Gfiglf-' Becky Saylor Bob lnhoff Concerlmistress Lynne Richards Christine Tillotson Lynda Holton Kay Beeler Bruce Harshe Tom Rice Carol Conaghan Julie Barry Cl-'1 1 ef V Charles Jackson Viojincellos Kay First Tlfbfl Marilyn Corey Dave Walters Susan Rentz Terry Crosson Carolyn Bufden Dean Ramga Bassoon Percussion Bob Metheny Znd Violins Linda Naas. Mary Coon Pam Nungester Norma Kennedy Mariane Riddle Donna Dome jane Welty David Goldberg Pat Morey Susan Short Patty Ward Terry Sharp Yvonne Cable Mellanie Sheely Louise Jones Hiram Maddox Double Bass Bob Moats Mike Swords James Miller Flutes Joyce Hilgendorf Barbara Miller Sylvia Thomas Susan Hall David Kirlin Cheryl Newman Trumpet Dolores Taylor Ladd Sellers Gary McGinnis Tim Kennedy Ifren ch Horn Karen Rehn Linda Klinger Ken Williams Donald Miller Jack Briley Steve Ferguson Richard Sherrick Ralphe Wolfe Orcbeslra Officers Presidenl Bob Moats Vice Presidenl Linda Wood Vecrelary Treusnrer Karen Rehn SENIOR HIGH ORCHESTRA The Lima Senior High Orchestra consists of fifty-nine members under the direction of Mr. Bert Blair. The objective of the orchestra is to provide the student with a challenging, worthwhile, enjoyable experience. Our organization strives for the highest level in musical performance. It provides a fine background for a person who wants to make music a career or use music as a service to our student body. We started the year with a uniform campaign. Next we took part in the Fall Festival. At Christmas a select group of musicians along with the Senior Choir presented the well known opera Amahl and the Night Visitors for the elementary and junior high schools. After Christmas the whole orchestra worked very hard preparing for our Third Annual Pops Concert. This concert, being the biggest event of the year for the orchestra, was a huge success. All arrange- ments were handled by orchestra members under the chairmanship of our officers and the individual chairmen of the planning and presentation committees. Right after the Pops Concert string ensembles started working for the District Solo and Ensemble Contest and earned the right to go to the State Contest. With the end of the year drawing near we worked hard on our Invitational Concertn in which Mr. john Kendall of Muskingum College was our guest con- ductor. Every player gained useful knowledge from this enlightening experience. We concluded our musical activities for the year by playing for the com- mencement exercises. Officers of the orchestra are president, Bob Moatsg vice-president, Linda Woodg and secretary-treasurer, Karen Rehn. -l4l-