Lost River High School - Raiders Gold Yearbook (Merrill, OR)

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Top row L-R, B. Haskins, J. Cogley, T. Rohbacker, B. Campbell, T. Eakins, L. Cheyne, J. VanAcker, D. Barnes, R. Valenzuela, D. Mann, C. Collins, P. Gearhard, K. McKillop. Middle row, M. Freeman, E. Neunfeldt, C. Kolkow, K. Travis, T. Baley, M. Hickey, A. Arizmandez, D. Mann, D. Danosky, T. Moore, B. Turner, L. Heaton, M. Morris, T. Henderson. Bottom row, J. Walker, N. Moore, C. Beasly, J. Merriman, M. Johnson, D. Gregory, P. Verling, D. Parks, G. Fotheringham, D. Hastings, H. Tremblay, A. Pence, P. Brechtel, J. Micka. Music 21

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Top row L-R, C. VanAcker, J. Alters, M. Wanamaker, C. Dokken, V. Winebarger, J. Reynolds, Middle row, B. Shuck, T. Eakins, S. Taylor, T. Gearhard, R. Woodley, T. Drazil, M. Johnson, S. Rick, C. Collins, Bottom row, P. Gearhard, E. Newenfeldt, B. Haskins, D. Mann, R. Gallup, S. Tatum, P. Patterson. It's been a memorable year for the Lost River Concert Band and Concert Choir. Both groups have worked hard this year to perfect their per- formances. The Concert Band this year often ac- companied the Stage Band during Basketball sea- son, helping to provide spirit for the fans. The Concert Band and Concert Choir presented one of their finest performances ever, during their annual Christmas program. Another big success for the Lost River music department was the Spring Concert, which went very smoothly under the direction of Mr. Woodley. Janelle Cheyne 1. The Concert Band giving the Stage Band a hand. 2. Let's try it altogether this time. 3. The Concert Choir is all smiles. 4. Practice makes perfect. 5. Let's take it from the top. 6. Another one of those days. 20 Music

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The Lost River Stage Band and Jazz Choir, under the direction of Randy Woodley, have had a very rewarding year. On a northern California tour, the duo performed at Weed and Sacramento high schools. Continuing their travel, they journeyed to Marriott's Great America, near San Jose. The music students went on thrilling rides and no one came back unmarked by the sun. The Stage Band showed their excellence at con- certs around the Klamath County, with perfor- mances at Bonanza, Henley, and Oregon Institute of Technology. They were praised by all. With voices in tune, the Jazz Choir sang in the first annual special choir clinic at Mill's School. The clinic was helpful and the choir members learned new ways to sing their songs. All in all, our music depart- ment are traveling to new and better destinations. 22 Music 1. Soaking in the sun and water of California. 2. When your with friends even long bus trips can be exciting and unpredictable. 3. The Jazz Choir put on a great performance at Sacramento High School. 4. Stopping at Davis for a quick bite. 5. Behind the piano, Mr. Woodley keeps everyone in time and tune. 6. The Stage Band shows their stuff at Sacramento High School. 7. Relaxing on the grass is heaven after along bus ride.