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4. Pops Concert We The People Change Name opular music from Broadway and media hits highlighted the well-attended Pops Concert, held November 1, in the gym. Some of the tunes included the theme from Star Wars, a medley from The Wiz, and Many Rains Ago from the show Roots. “It was a good first time out for the revised We The People, ” according to director, Doug Anderson. The group was updated by the addition of dance routines and a new name. Free Spirit. The concert was not only a showcase for the music department, but also a joint effort of many volunteers from Thespians, National Honor Society, and football team. These volunteers helped set up, clean up and serve refreshments. 78 14 Playing in the french horn section of the Concert Band are Greg Whitehead, Pam Patton and Ellen Beard. Top: Saxaphonists Rick Just and Chris Miller concentrate during a number of the Concert Band Center: Raising their arms in salute, members of Free Spirit perform at Pops Concert.
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3. Fall Theater Peanuts Gang Conies Alive In Fall Production Top: Snoopy (Bill Baker) acts out his wild imaginations. Center: The cast sings and dances their way to the end of the play. Right: The bashful Charlie Brown (Carl Mueller) hides his embarrassment with a bag. Bottom: Charlie Brown gives Lucy (Cindy Johns) a piece of his mind. PSYCHIATRIC HOT 5t gainst a simple playground •like set, Charles Schulz’s cartoon gang, Peanuts, came alive to entertain with their songs, philosophies, and problems of everyday life. The drama department’s fall production, You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown, played for three successive weekends at the Gallery Player’s theater in McMinnville. The seasoned cast provided many laughs for the audience. Senior Bill Baker in his portrayal of Snoopy sparked constant comment amongst the crowd, is 13
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Above: Senior varsity football player. Bill Dale, volunteers at the punch table Right: Clarinetists Wendy Brown, Leanne Fricke and Audrey Pad-dock play a song from the movie A Star is Born, a crowd pleaser of the Concert Band. Center: Violinists lead the orchestra in one of their concert selections. Above: Flutists Sally Creeno, Jodi Harding and Adele Hof rich ter perform with the Concert Band. Left: Members of Free Spirit assemble in a new format for the fall concert. 15
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