Mullan High School - Galena Yearbook (Mullan, ID)

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9757723 Zan Left to Right: Back row: Keith Smith, Ronnie Hayes, Dave Flood, Gary Palo, Tom Rodgers, Horace Greenfield, Pat O'Shea, and Mr. Ierre Wallace, director. Second row: Blaine Keppner, John Gog- gins, Gary Ford, Shelly Dooling, Aaron Coates, Dennis La Celle, Bob Skavland, Dale Polla, Jim Jameson, Debra Sellers, Dan Sheely, Dick Hardwood, Arnie Krulitz, George Clarke, Carmen Latina Don Almquist, and Bud Sprute. Front row: Chrys La Celle, Laurel Pena, Mary Shipman, Connie Wiitila, Maureen McEachran, Kim Smith, Mary Ford, Michal Berreth, LaVonne Engebretson, and Leslie Summerkamp. yjep J an Left to Right: Back row: Bob Skavland, Dale Polla, Gary Palo, Tom Rogers, Pat O'Shea, Carmen Latina, Don Almquist, and Bud Sprute. First row: Chrys La Celle, Laurel Pena, Maureen McEachran, Kim Smith, Mary Ford, Michal Berreth, LaVonne Engebretson, and Leslie Summerkamp.

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971716 5501115 Left to Right: Back row: Philip Hendrickson, Ernie Garcia, Mike Summerkamp, Bud Sprute, and Daryl Valenti. Second row: Mr. ,Terre Wallace, instructor, Linda Case, Donna Huffman, Linda Russo, Ellen Erickson, Connie Connors, Ronnie Hayes, Tom Wofford, Mike Tafolla, Dianne Scheel, Niki Grooves, and Connie Sprute. Third row: Linda Wolfgram, Lorna Hendrickson, Roxanne Russo, Debbie Troxe, Joyce Moreau, Norma Heffner, Darlene Walbridge, Teresa Hiatt, Virginia Sutton, and Cheryl Decker. Fifth-three members of the M,H,S, Band and Chorus performed under the direction of Mr. Jerre Wallace this year. For many, it was an exciting year full of new levels of achievement as well as surprising disappointments, as the music department continued to feel its old grow- ing pains out. The Pep Band, renamed the Tiger Band, spent many hours playing at basketball games, pep assemblies, and Drill Team functions. The Chorus, performing at the Christmas and Spring Concerts, seemed to learn more about singing than the actual singing itself. But, as Mr. Wallace says, We can't go on singing 'Three Blind Mice' forever! The Concert Band reached its peak of activity as it prepared for the 1965 Coeur d'Alene Competition Festival, including eleven students who performed solo and ensemble numbers at the Competition in Moscow.