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Page 33 text:
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This year the music department pre- sented Broadway Melodies, a musical with the dialogue written by LTHS students Jim Baker, Don Colton, Lauri Mills, LuAnn Coan. The story centered around the ex- periences of a young man auditioning for Broadway. He has to break the news to his girlfriend and then leave for New York. Then the trials and tribulations of Broadway and show business begin. Ms. Ball thought the kids learned alot from this musical and had a good time doing it. In all, it was a good show. Left-Randy Rayner takes a look over the dancer’s audition. Bottom Left-Angie Mar- ncr tells Sara Sladck how tough Broadway life is. Bottom Right-LuAnn Coan and Jim Baker argue over their wedding. 29
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BROADWAY MELODIES 1977 Top-Lauri Mills and Don Colton give a un- iformed dance. Left-Deanna Nicholson sings a melody of her own. Middle Right - Jeff Burk tries to cheerup Pat Rayner. Bot- tom Right -finale shows it to be a big show stopper. 28
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Left Mr. Grulke directs the Elementary band. Right-A pep band hard at work? Bottom-The sound of music! The Lone Tree instrumental music department has been well on the road to improvement this year. Mr. Grulke push- ed just a little harder and pointed out that band is a class and requires study as well as any other class. He has opened the eyes of many students and takes pride in them. The school year always starts with football and marching band. Some of those formations are tough, but they make for an interesting half-time show! As the year progresses, so does the band. Pep band starts with the beginning of basketball, and concert band starts right along with it! Some students are kept busy by both, but they always seem to manage. Amajority of the pep band members are Jr.-High, and they can really carry a tune! The concert band is mainly Sr. High, with a few exceptions, and usually performs at four or five concerts. Toward the end of the year, contest arrives. Some will polish up a solo, while others work on small groups. Of course, the band will prepare for Large Group Contest and travel to the competition. All-in-all, band is a challenge to your inner soul and mind, in which many participate. 30
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