Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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Members of the 1976 orchestra are SENIORS: G Baldwin, Bevel, BrGgg, Chandler, Copaus, Duncan Heichelheim, Hicks, Lee, McMurry, Milosovich, Mit- chel, Rodriguez, Salsman, Stanley, and Warren. JUNIORS: Barron, Burris, Fields, Hallman, J. Heichel heim, Lindsey, Marion, Martin, Mayo, Minner, Mon talvo, Montalongo, Morris, Quade, Quintanilla, D Rangel, R. Rangel, Rooze, Scroggins, Shelton, Teet- ers, and Wheeler. SOPHOMORES: K. Baldwin, Banks, Bermea, Berry Black, Britt, Brooks, Burks, Garcia, P. Heichelheim 1 Huckaby, McAda, Moreno, Moss, Paloma, Perez, Peters, Rogers, Sanchez, Shelby, Springer, Stobler, and Vines. I BOYCE WYRICK. . . Orchestra. . .Music Theory. . .Elementary Strings . . .outside interests are paddleball, photography, and the Lubbock Symphony. Orchestra Finale Duplicates Jaws Soundtrack Sixty-five orchestra members fur- nished music for a Christmas con- cert, springtime entertainment at iunior highs in preparation for con- certs, an all-department concert featuring the Jaws soundtrack, and 20 ' Orchestra a pre-contest concert in May for upperclassmen. Money-making proiects included the orchestra Booster Club garage sale and a new project this year included selling Christmas gift wrapping paper. Money was spen' to pay the members' way to the Amarillo Musical Festival, April 29 30. Winding up the year, Hstringers' furnished music for graduation.

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practice the OLE at the end of the tune called rumpets Ole was tedious work as Mr. Jerry urkes wanted everyone to be together in their xvements. I 4 and Earns Sweepstakes In the San Antonio Mardi Gras, me Fiesta Flambeau, the band com- eted in a 4.7 mile parade. Some members also took part in a iazz and festival while there. Money for the trip to San Anto- io was earned by many fund rais- 1g proiects such as the annual car- fash and the Hippy Riot concert. The Fighting Westerner Marching and grew by more than 20 mem- -ers this year. This brought the tarching band up to T35 mem- ters. This year marked the third con- ecutive year that the marching ,and earned Sweepstakes at then lniversity lnterscholastic League warching contest held at Texas ech's Jones Stadium. Bandsmen also hosted all-state tryouts. Many students spent an hour and a half to two hours guid- ing students from other schools, selecting rooms for warm up, and directing bandsmen to iudges for their section. JERRY STARKES . . . Bond . . . Likes all types of instruments and most music . . . hobby is fly fishing. , NN Y' BRUCE HURLEY . . . Sophomore Band and Stageband . . . sponsors the band flag corps. 8 Taking a little time out to watch the opening kick-off, Carol Kelly and June Heichelheim wait for the rest of the band to get finished with inspection before enter- ing the game. 1 ' Before beginning tryouts Mr. Bruce Hurley paused at the woodwinds warm-up room to deliver last minute instructions and give lists to Paul Heichelheim and Mary Ellen Ortiz. Band 9

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fffi? Hoping to keep the five-year sweepstakes record intact, Mr. Boyce Wyrick patiently con- a long practice session in preparation big contest. . W WQ4' 'QH?Q