Marlington High School - Scenario Yearbook (Alliance, OH)

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Z PEP BAN D-Front Row: Loretta Waugh, Frances Hunter, Verona James, Susan Barzda, Jeanie Moore, Kathy Adams, Marilyn Smith, Mary Ruff, William Lutz, Scott Cline, Mark Lare. Row 2: Rebecca Ross, Joy Aellig, Debra Porter, Linda Banks, Sandra Petre, Janice Rininger, Susanne O'Mealy, Marianne Fredrick, Shelly Aebi, Susan Hellman, Susan Hampu, Byron Knight. Row 3: Jenny Hoover, Nancy Miller, Kenneth Ross, Steven McLeod, Brenda Wiley, Bonnie Devies, Richard Bovvers, Ronald Mr. Waldeck, leads the Symphonic Band in practice for the spring con- cert. Weibel, Diane Choma, Deborah Nelson, Row 4: Valerie Moore, Susan Aebi, Bonnie Rosler, Marian Spahlinger, Martha Dick, Ann Kelly, Paul Dreger, Pamela Barnhouse, Betty Hunter, Larry Greiner, William Welsh. Back Row: David Rhoads, Cheryl Schmucker, Clifford Schrnucker, Frank Deming, Joseph Huffman, Susan Mani, Cynthia Kemp, David Bieri, Terrie Hillman, David Kump. Mr. Westover learned new techniques during his first year as assistant band director.

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Concert Bands Have Successful Season 1,5 The Symphonic Band is seen practicing for their concert held on February 13. ffm WE' Fw The concert bands' successful season was attributed to their hard work and effort. ln their first performance, the Winter Concert, the Symphonic Band played Golden Boy, Winter Scene, and The King and l. The Concert Band's numbers included Fete Triumphal, Ballet Egyptian, and the Love Theme from Romeo and Juliet. The concert ended with the mass band playing Stars and Stripes Forever. Near the end of the school year the Symphonic Band traveled to the three elementary schools, and performed for the students, who enjoyed it very much. The lVIarlington Stage Band was host for the annual Stage Band Clinic held in the spring. Bobby Rosengarden, orchestra leader on the Dick Cavett Show, was the guest conductor. lVlr. Rosengarden brought several members of his orchestra to the clinic to help the students in various techniques. This ended the season for these bands on a successful note. i X! lf!!! STAGE BANDeFront Row: Susan Barzda, Deborah Porter, Bonnie Rhoads, Richard l-lunt, Dan l-lall. Back Row: Gerald Hoover, Russell Devies, Patricia Nlayer, Douglas Prather, Richard Bowers, Robert Vadasz. Smith, Vernon Conrad, lvlark Ameser, David Powers, Paul Johnston, Row 2: Larry Greiner, William Welsh, Joseph Ryan, Judith Kemp, Ann Larry Tasker, Douglas Watson. Kelly, lVlarian Spahlinger, David Bieri. Row 3: Michael Waldeck, David 155

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Pep and Eighth Grade Bands Develop Skills 'z EIGHTH GRADE BAND-Front Row: Beth Buehler, Barbara Jones, Robin Lang, Mary Beth Vllood, Laura Wittensoldner. Flow 2.' Jean Moore, Scott Gamble, Robin Dickson, George Hall, Deborah Keen, Edward Hillman, Terri Hunt, Randy Peterson. Row 3: Susan Eberling, Sherry Lloyd, Janice Borland, Lynn Barber, Darla Hogue, Patricia Faber, Robyn Davies, Karen Weibush, Rhonda Strait, Susan Akins, Charlene Vance, Sheri Goshorn. Row 4: John Leech, David Brown, Loretta James, Bruce The Eighth Grade Band members practice for their concert during their class modules. 157 Mackie, Steven Ritshard, Sharon Odey, Randy McKnight, Neil Garra, Sam Ciatu, Barbara Strouble, Sherry Bradley, Dawna Pyle. Back Row: Cynthia Banks, Sandra Ringer, Joan Hazen, Rober Huskins, Douglas McCullough, Michael McMinn, Richard Robart, Jeffrey Aebi, Timothy Willett, Michael Hubbs, Bonnie Hoover, David Merryman, Kevin Mather, Michael Vlladleck, Elwood Yoder. The Pep ,Band played at all the home basketball games, encouraging the fans and players. Along with the activities during the games the Pep Band also played at halftime while the majorettes, twirlers, and feature twirlers showed exceptional skill through the many routines. The Eighth Grade Band members found that the music this year was more challenging than that played in previous years. But they realized that to get into the Marching Band they would have to work develop- ing techniques so they practiced very hard. By the end ofthe year they were ready to join the Marching Band and showed much talent and promise for the new marching season.