Memorial High School - Reata Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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TWIRLERS: Pat Mosley, Sharon-Shank, Rita Peguero, Laura Curtis. Don Knapp, Drum Major. BAND OFFICERS: David Knapp, president; Richard Bas- si, vice-president; Sharon Shank, secretary; Tom Flem- ing, treasurer.

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MEMBERS: BOTTOM ROW: S. Franse, D. Knapp, S. Shank, K. Eudaley, L. Curtis, P. Mosley. SECOND ROW: J. Mays, J. Trout, C. Prokop, M. Love, B. Ballenger, C. Stands, R. Orr, B. Kellogg, R. Jacobs, S. Neidert, T. Funkhouser. THIRD ROW: S. Scardino, B. Sutton, T. Arm- strong, J. McReynolds; A. MacComb, R. McWhorter, P. Kowal, B. Skog- land, C. Mosley, L. MacComb, C. Cusac. FOURTH ROW: J. Goodson, R. Lange, R. Thomas, G. Johnson, P. Gruen, D. Warlick, R. Grance, J. Memorial's “Marching Mustang” Band pro- vided the football team and fans a musical boost in spirit and morale with their presentation of half- time entertainment at all football games. The 140-member marching band is composed of mu- sicians from the Symphonic and Concert Bands. The Symphonic Band unit provided music for all football pep rallies and during basketball season, played at pep rallies held before important games. BAND SWEETHEART—Sharon Shank Cunningham, M. Caldwell, K. McClure, B. Dye. FIFTH ROW: J. Loehman, D. Anderson, B. Dunn, M. Scott, A. Jordan, C. Dunn, J. Garrett, J. Musgrave, B. Oney, .R. Geddes, J. Barrington. SIXTH ROW: R. Hamner, D. Unwin, R. Collins, S. Henderson, D. Terwey, H. Wright, H. Daniels, D. Funkhouser, R. Daniels, D. Arnold.

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A busy schedule maintained from fall through spring Provided opportunities for members of the orchestra to demonstrate their skills. Class time was spent in prep- aration for the frequent concerts and programs in which the orchestra took part. Constant competition with other schools produced a final professional touch. Their pre- sentations were both pleasurable and diversified ranging from classical music to contemporary jazz. In the All-Regional tryouts at Waltrip, nine students placed, and five of them were selected for the All-State orchestra to perform in Dallas in February. Again this year, the orchestra provided music for the annual Mr. and Miss Memorial Pageant and Participated in various local 7ontests. MR. LEROY THOMAS, Director Barrington, B. Giezintanno. CLARINET: J. Beall, D. Bonewitz. BAS- SOON: S. Franse, C. Warren. FRENCH HORN: T. Fleming, B. Van- Eaton, S. Wendx, D. Maxwell. TRUMPET: D. Knapp, J. Reilly, J. Moriarty. TROMBONE: C. Dunn, J. Garrett, B. Dunn. TUBA: R. Collins. PERCUSSION: R. Geddes, B. Oney. TIMPANI: D. Anderson. : S. Cheadle, concert mistress; S$. Seaman, B. Dugan, SE mens M. Latham, J. Broaddus, K. Gifford, C. Thorn, R. Hinds, B. Edwards, S. Cooke, P. King. VIOLAS: M. Cheadle, F. Barkan, K. Grice, P. Murphy, J. Mackey. CELLOS: R. Lesartre, M. Murphy, E. Jackson, M. Hippard, M. Flint, E. Herndon. STRING BASSES: J. Flack, P. Juley. FLUTE: B. Kellogg, D. Tessmer, J. Mays. OBOE: J.