Miami Norland High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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Majorettes and band combine their talents to produce eye appeal- entertain at half-time performances during football games. Stu- ing; formatiom and pleasing arrangements of popular songs to dents on both sidex of the jQEld enjoy the bands intricate routines. Front Row: J. Kalinsky, K. McCune, D. Lawton, J. Kannette, L. Alspaugh, C. Hastings,J Second Row: M. Rottblatt, S. Price, P. Higgins, S. Hass, S. Comm, S. Lehman, . Goodman, M. Armour, R. Gott, J. Maurice. Row: M. Deldin, J. Nemeth, J. Glass, R. Whitehead, J. L. Wingo, S. Kimball, R. Lehman, S. Weininger. Third Perin, D. Curry, C. Strange, D. Benson, M. Mannix, B. Tidwell. Fourth Row: M. Jones, S. Pleasant, W. Foust, B. Kalbas.

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MAJORETTES-Kneeling: L. Galietti, L. Hartley, D. Sm . , P. ings, J. Munc, J. Kannette JCath, C. Slater. Cholmondeley. Standing: N. Davis, L. Kendall, J. Gallagher, C. Hast- CONCERT BAND-Front Row: L. Setlow, B. Welsh, K. Danio, V. ore, N. Eaton, C. Graham, T. Klamkin, P. Ferber, C. Wichensky, J. Conte. Second Row: B. Marquardt, A. Goldberg, S. Bazinsky, S. Chubley, L. C061, 1. Sizemore, E. Pressman, A. Major, B. March- ese. Third Row: J. Jenkins, M. Kaplan, J. Ward, W. Williams, J. Kahn, , Ball, N. Rehak, R. Wilensky, B. Smith, G. Moore. Fourth Row: L. Stahl, R. Kimball, J. Pctri, R. Gordon, G. Sortor, K. Zaslavsky, H. A hite, W. Schorr.

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DANCE BAND-ant Row: R. Marquardt, J. Glass, J. Kalinsky, R. Lebman, R. Whitehead. Second Row: J. Maurice, D. Benson, C. Strange, M. Mannix. Third Row: J. Ward, M. Kaplan, J. Jenkins, B. Williams, C. Sortor. Standing: M. Singer, H. White, T. Foust. Piano: J. Litt ORCHESTRA, BANDS Worked Diligently for Musical Pevfection Under the direction of Mr. Silkehakken, the 1965 Concert Orchestra coordinated all its studies of classical symphonic selections and modern compositions to produce a year reflect- ing hard work and concentrated efforts from its members. This accomplishment was evident at the annual Spring Concert, and the All-State Orchestra Clinic held in Jacksonville. The Dance Band, another instrumental or- ganization in Norlandhs vast music department, was constantly busied with an exacting schedule throughout the year. Their participation span- ned many performances, from the Senior Class Play, the Norland Swim Meet and Barbeque, the Football Testimonial, and the Spring Con- cert, to the District contest. The Reserve Band not only concentrated on music fundamentals during the year, but also Band members must keep their eyes on Mr. Silkebakkenhs gestures assisted the other bands in the Spring Concert as he directs the alma mater during half-time at a football game. and in money raising. projects.