North Miami Senior High School - Conestoga Yearbook (North Miami, FL)

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J. Evans, Lieutenant H. Weaver, Lieutenant L. Braterman, Lieutenant D. Silkebakken, Drum Major D. Nash. Band Captain R. Herndon. Lieutenant A. Lavaille. Lieutenant Band Is Tight Knit Group Tempo, an afhliation of the Modern Masters Society, belongs to a nation of music students. The club contains the 'elite' of the hand students: the most outstanding musicians in character and musi- cianship. Its purpose is to help the hand in their endeavors. Annually, the club selects the outstanding senior band student to he the recipient of the D. Silkebakken B. Mishalanie H. Weaver J. Kaskeski W. Gilbert, Historian J. Evans, Secretary L. Braterman, President J. Hainkley, Vice President D. Nash B. Haggquist T. Taylor R. Hemdon cherished Arion Award. Another project, exceed- ingly well received among band students, is the Tempo newspaper edited by Linda Bratennan and Bonnie Evans. The paper jokingly known as c'The Voice of a Chosen Few , advertises, HSome Sense, '4Nonsense,l' and pointed digs at the Band Director. 135 These hard working band officers help keep control of the band and help keep the band room in order

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Strike Up the Band ROW ONE R Hancock, C. Harper, R. Longo, F. VanEck, T. Wiser, C. Anderson P Booker J Irnpara, Phillips J DeSaldo B Poritsky, B. Harris. ROW TWO: B. Packer, T. Voye. ROW FOUR E Sedawle J Stem M Slavin L Wilson W Merritt, R. Henning, M. D'An- berg, E. Mitton, F. Pauley, C Jolly C Godfrey K gelo W Fitzgerald M Primanzon. ROW THREE: R. Philbrook. The Drum Major struts out on the Held, he blows his whistle, raises his baton and the North Miami Band marches out on the field blasting away on one of their familiar street beats. The band, under the direction of Mr. Alexander, has come a long way since its beginning with North Miami. They can always be seen participating at our football games at half-time shows and doing a fine job in entertaining North Miami Football fans. The band also can be seen on New Year,s Eve representing our School in the Orange Bowl Parade. They are a fine tribute to our school in all the events that they represent us in. 134

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