Marysville High School - Viking Yearbook (Marysville, MI)

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“Music Machine” Marches On Half-time entertainment was the speciality of the 1980-81 Marching and Pep Bands. The Marching Band played at half-time for the football spectators and Pep Band took its turn during half-time at basketball games. Spring and Christmas Concerts have been a tradition throughout the years and this year was no exception. The Christmas Concert was held Dec. 15. This year Marching and Pep Bands participated in Sarnia ' s Christmas Parade. They have been in Solo and Ensemble competition. Also Pep Band has displayed their enthusiasm by playing during hockey games held at the McMorran Hockey Arena. 1. Vince Baker and Scott Smith are listening carefully to the instructions. 2. A normal day in the Band Room. 3. Mr. Jarchow leads the Band in their favorite song. 4. Mr. Kraft helps get the tune right. Marysville High School Pep Band Row Three: Mr. Jarchow, Mary Goodman, Curt Harvey, Vince Baker, Scott Smith, Brian Saffee, Linda Laidlaw. R ow Two: Debbie Garrow, Tony Nouhan, Rick Walker, Keith Hollenback, Joey McNabb, Rich Warden, Paul Gilbert. Row One: Doug Marquis, Kristie Pretty, Kelly Macintosh, Sherie Whitcomb, Sue Conrad, Ted Baker, Cathy Clark. Marysville High School Concert Band Row Four: Ted Briggs, Brian Saffee, Scott Smith, Kendra Hoeft, Linda Laidlaw. Row Three: Mr. Jarchow, Curt Harvey, Tony Nouhan, Rick Walker, Mary Goodman, Vince Baker, Allen Collard, Jan Lambert, Don Pick, Marilee Johnson, Steve Morrish. Row Two: Doug Marquis, Joyce Taylor, Kathy Christensen, Chris Turner, Debbie Garrow, Keith Hollenback, Joey McNabb, Rich Warden, Paul Gilbert, Bob Fick, Mr. Kraft. Row One: Steve Maday, Bonnie Morrish, Kristie Pretty, Kelly Macintosh, Alicia Kim, Sherie Whitcomb, Sue Conrad, Ted Baker, Cathy Clark, Lora Coggins, Debbie Currie. 14

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16 Assisted by Mr. Ken Kraft, Mr. Donald Jarchow lead the 1980-81 Marysville High School Marching Band through a very active year. The band performed in several area festivals and competitions. Highlights of the year for many of the members were marching in the festive Homecoming Day Parade, the Port Huron Memorial Day Parade, and performing for all of the home Varsity football games. The band was also invited to play for the area wide Christmas tree lighting ceremony in December. They later held a Christmas concert, and in the spring a second concert was performed for the public. During the year, many of the band members joined together to form a pep band, where they provided music and an extra sense of school spirit for the Girls ' Varsity home basketball games. 1. ,, l know what a treble cleft is! announces Steve Maday. 2. Joey Cooper plays a quick tune. 3. Drumming up the Viking Spirit. 4. Practice pays, right Vince? 5. Would you be smiling if you had to carry this around for two hours, asked Ted Briggs.