Montgomery High School - Valhal Yearbook (Santa Rosa, CA)

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DANCE BAND BOTTOM ROW: Elaine Kersey, Pete Davis, Larry Annett, Mike Shinkle, Bill Brown, Bill Von Loben Zels. SECOND ROW: Dennis Brunn, Wayne Whittaker, Jim Palik, Dan Hicks, Bob Steiner, Bob Codner, Dave Henson, Don Sichi. 4 DANCE BAND UNIQUE CLASS Unuque an that at gtves tts members expertence In an actual professional sense, the Dance Band, led by Mr, Alphonse Schrnaltz and com' posed of htteen Band and Orchestra members, met alter school three days a week throughout the year. The group played at meettngs ol Orgamzattons, such as the PTA, and performed the hnale at the sprung concert, Members recelved five units of credut and a wealth ol prac- trcal expertence. ORCHESTRA PLAYS AT SCHOOL PROGRAMS Playing F. l'lumperdunk's Prayer and Dream Pantomumef' under the durectnon ol Mr. Elmont lane, the Orchestra opened the hrst Chrustrnas program put on by the mustc, drama and physucal educatton departments December I8 and l9, It also accompanied the dancers and the choral groups throughout the program The orchestra played Jesu, Joy ol Man's Desurtngf' The Pearl Fushers Overture, and Mudntght Begutnew as selecttons for the sprung mustcal In March and parttclpated tn the County Mustc Festuval tn May, BOTTOM ROW: Lynnell Bowman, Pat Cannon, Cherry Smith, Judy Johnson, Len Eisenhood. SECOND ROW: Kerry Fero, Dan Hicks, Gladys Crume, Sandy Smith, Dave Henson, Bob Codner, Kathy Moore, .lim Dillon. THIRD ROW: Susan Albert, Helen Stanley, Sandra Ussher, Maureen Hitt, Johanna Moors, Jean Gray, Carolyn lawrence, Andy Poore, Gary Lytle, John Marcucci.

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MAJORETTES LEAD BAND IN ROSE PARADE Ftve hrghwstepptng mcgorettes, selected In fall tryouts by Mr, Alphonse Smoltz, led the mcrchmg bond un the Publlc Schools' Week Purode ond the Rose Porode. The gurls gave freely ol thetr alter-school tame to procttce therr routrnes. KNEHING: My Madsen, Joan lganlnan, and Sonya Madsen. STANDING: Dianne Apans and Joyce Par mely. Drill team farms M ai hdhime. DRILL TEAM MARCHES AT BIG GAME hoasodhwhih ihnalyhrhdlvilno Page 87 tn betng on o orill team. MHS5 thirty-two member, ull gurl drtll tegrn entertonnec 27m spectators ot the lirst Bug Come between the Panthers ond Vtlungs, November 7, ot Burley Ftelo leo by Drlllrnastress lono Word, sentor, the teorn demonstrated o serres ol prectston drtlls and Clrrncxed the octtvtty wtth the lormotron ol 0 brg M 0 trtbute to the Montgomery Vtkungs Mtssluonnq Roogers orgontzed ond coo neg me team gem pnsed ot members ot her fourth perroc PE loss D tlltng entertotnlng to wotch ond sotrsfytng to do soo Dnllrntstress Wcrdg tn loct, rf you d0n't enloy drllltng there rs no genge