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BAND The Junior High band worked hard this year, meeting their new instructor, Michele Filbert, practicing and per- forming at concerts, contests, and marching with the High School band. Every year the Junior High band has Fall, Christmas and Spring concerts plus a Qua-Valley League music festival. Also, they perform one football half- time show with the high school march- ing band. The band also marched with the high school band for several parades. -A- . x x. — 1 The junior high marching band practicing in the street during their band period. 2. Michele Filbert takes a bow after the band has com- pleted their portion of the Christmas pro- gram. 3. A shot of the clarinets during their concert. 4. The flutes, Angela Clifton and Janetta Whipple, and trumpets, Cody Cas- key and Heather Clouston perform at the spring concert.
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PIANO The piano students, under the direction of Carolyn Vogel, prepared for their concerts and music festivals this year as always. They performed at the fall. Christmas and spring concerts and participated in the Qua-Valley League Music Festival. Before the music festival a preliminary judg- ing was held in the high school auditorium. This is set up to cut down the number of performers at the league music festival. In effect, each school would have the same number of students performing. There were 10 students who went to the league music festival. These students were Amy Cranston. Jennifer Frank. Valerie Mauch. Shawn McFor- ren. Chad Oberhelman. Stephanie Pfannen- stiel. Greg Prakorn, Kerri Rowe. Aaron VanDe- grift. and Misti Tenny. 1. Shane Schlegel. fifth grader, concentrates. 2. Sandra Dinsmore and Christi VonLehe. two eighth grade piano students, perform with the band. 3. Todd Richardson and Travis Snyder, both in fifth grade, watch for the beat to be given by the instructor. 4. Eighth graders. Mike Kerr and Ritchie Holecek. play a Christmas tune for the audience. Classes 1Q Piano +7
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SPECIAL EDUCATION The Resource Room serves students in both the elementary and secondary levels. The classrooms are located in the high school building and in the metal building erected in 1987. A student receives sup- plemental help with his or her regular classes. Also, each student enrolls for varying periods of time. The staffs headquarters is the Southwest Kansas Area Cooperative District in Dodge City. 1. Linda Rupp, Paraprofessional 2. Paul Reifschneider. School Psychol- ogist 3 Marye Clouston. Secretary. 4 Jan Eckels. Paraprofessional. 5. Linda Sekavec. Resource Room Teacher, 6. Sheryl Rogers, Speech Language Clinician. N.C.G.S. Special Education
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