McLane High School - Greacan Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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HPRIDE OF THE COT 9, FRONT ROW: l. to r. Milt Latta, Yvonne Natchigal, Ron McCary, Connie Thompson, Maxine Leatham, Tom Macedo, Sharon Mincy, Judy Ellis SECOND ROW: Norma Cline, Barbara Hobson, Gerry Scheidt, Jerry Storvik, Ron Hellerstedt, Jeff Tweedie, Terry Landress, Carol Bain, Patsy Gard. THIRD ROW: Jerry Ward, Howard Parker, Ray Beargeon, Garry Epp, John Bilbrey, Jack Cambell, John Sherman, Jim Ghan, Roy Carlson FOURTH ROW: Bob Beal, Dixon Hollenbeck, Mau- rice Weigant, Ron Jones, Bob Heflfner, Ken Carder, Marge Pflaum, Ken Blackwell, Dwight Leatharn, Dick Ballou FIFTH ROW: Jim Peterson, Doug Rippey, Wayne SanFelippo, Judy Goerges, Kathy Kapheim, Patti McMann, Sandy Jones, Pat Bush, Donnetta Zall, janelda Friesen, Evonne Butler, Glenn Minear, Bill Krause, Paul Kilbert, john Hansen, Mr. Kronberg. ,fa , I i Judy Georges gk' 0 fi- mf: Kathy Kapheim M Patti McMann Sandy Stone fi T ,C Pat Bush ' 4 Donnetta Zall x Q if LLFZZL Janelda Friesen ,T z ' Evonne Butler ff- ., A A ' + Liege W? f . t, , be - Dianne Garcia gil .fa T K l T 'x J ' lf-ii3iiQl'ji7f 121 ' ' ? L

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C0 CERT ORCHE TRA 155' FRONT ROW: l. to r. David Strong, Sherryl Mazuski, Marian Harrison. Judy Ellis. Shannon Tweedie. Paula Mazuski. Shari Johnson SECOND ROWQ l. to r. Dennis Hfombacher, Judy Cohen, Mary Fowler. Christine Feay, Ron McCary, Margie Pflaum, Larry Knutson. Ted Le- Ixiunyon. Carol Smith, Connie Thompson, Madge Strong BACK ROW: l. to r, Arlene Gulian. Cathy Peter- son. Doug Carder, John Hansen, Dave Kimball. John McKinney, Terry Landress, John Kaiser, Doug Rippey. Norma YVallace. ftlr. Carl Kronberg, Blusical Director. Cecelia Showalter. 'SCONCERT ORCHESTRA BEGINS SEASIIN WITH MANY PEREORIVIANCESM Selections from several Broadway shows and musical literature from symphonic repertoire was presented in a concert in February. Other performances include Mc- Elders club. PTA. assemblies, service and luncheon clubs. llr. Kronberg states that a challenge system determines the position of the players and a healthy spirit of compe- tition exists among the musicians who meet during the O period. 12 PRIDE 0E THE SCOTS Our First clay at McLane. the plaid pipers let it be known that they were going to lead the way in school spirit from that day on. At all football games and rallies the bandsmen added color. pageantry and sideline events to the events. After football season they concentrated on a wide variety of con- cert music which was presented to the public in pop concert form.

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