Lower Moreland Middle School - Spark Yearbook (Huntingdon Valley, PA)

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Middle School instrumental program has two bands. is the Intermediate and the other ls the advanced These bands serve to meet the needs of the wlth different levels of ablllty to play thelr ln- Advanced Band consists of flfty-eight students. They two times weekly. The Intermediate Band has 7x ln the Holiday and Spring concerts. Those In the members. They meet only once a week. Both X N Marching Lions. ' Mr. Catalano Band programs eventually become part of the .,, bands are supervised by Mr. Qatalano. As each stu- K, V A develops their musical skills, they receive either a or silver star. This gives the students Incentive to gm'- more stars. We would like to congratulate both - and Mr. Catalano for doing such a fine job this q, sv g C.L.C. This year's Middle School Orchestra consists of ap- proximately flfty students from the fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth grades- and its outstanding conductor, Mrs. Diane King. These enthusiastic and devoted musicians may be heard every Tuesday while they are rehearsing in preparation for the Spring and Winter concerts, and the district-wide concert. This is held In conjunction with Music ln Our Schools Week . Many members of the Middle School Orchestra are also members of the High School and District orchestras. The orchestra plays both traditional and contemporary music, proving the versatility of the musicians, who enjoy playing, and look forward to participating ln the annual concerts. Our congratulations to Mrs. King and the orchestra for a job well done. Mrs. Prentzel Mrs King This year's Middle School Chorus consisted of about six- ty students from the fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth grades. Mrs. Prentzel, who many of the Middle School students have for music, was the conductor. Mrs. Prentzel worked with the students to improve their har- mony and projection. While the rest of us are just getting ready to goto school, these devoted singers are practicing. There are about sixty students who are participating in the Holiday and Spring concerts. The chorus not only sings popular music, but traditional as well. This is probably why everyone enjoys listening to these students displaying their fine talent. 25

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Student Council The 1977 school officers were ffrom left to rightl: Pam Seidman, Vice-President: Bernie Cooper, President: Lisa Tucker, Secretary-Treasurer, and Mr. Howett, Sponsor. The Student Council is made up of representatives from each of the 7th and 8th grades in the Middle School. From these representatives, officers are chosen. The officers this year were elected by the student body after rigorous campaigns. The Student Council, under the ex- cellent directing of Mr. Howett, has sponsored movies, acted as guides for Parent Orientation, and worked at the PTSA Craft Fair. il has also sponsored our 7th and 8th The Book Fair -feasi S