Northeast High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Oakland Park, FL)

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CORNET J. Bertram; R. Gilletly; A. Croak; J. Stade; R. Koydas. PERCUSSION G. Cayton; R. Edwards; J. Rounds; C. Steele; P. Thomas; F. McGinty; R. Hudgins; D. Kane. e ' mm I BAND W NORTHEAST HURRICANE BAND DOUBLE REEDS BRASS STANDING J. Snell; P. Hickman; C. Wohlrab; P. Bauer. SEATED: F. Hoffman F Berning; S. Dickerson; K. Parks. 162

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Sjw -£ GIRLS ' CHORUS FIRST ROW: M. Thornton; L. Sonte; B. Traxler; J. Griffin; M. White; A. Westberry; M. Young; N. Couison. SECOND ROW: C. Johnson; M. Swim; L. Martin; D. Compitello; E. Adams; B. Emmet; W. Hoot; J. Jones; L. Davis; E. Dobosh; M. Gorrin. THIRD ROW: S. Gregg; J. Williamson; S. Heath; K. Hage; S. White; S. Cordell; D. Battle; F. Borden; J. Carlson; B. Neff; R. Hoke. MIXED CHORUS FIRST ROW: R. Jones, M. Needhom; R. Parks; C. Haake; C. Miller; P. Daniels. SECOND ROW: M. Kay; P. Contall; S. Williams; J. Felton; F. Berches; J. Haake; M. J. Morris; N. Bennea; J. Tedder. THIRD ROW: J. Owens; I. Cochran; J. Dameres; S. Lee; T. Stewart; J. Pennington; C. Reid; B. Jimison; B. Flemoging; J. Maynard; S. Lundberg. FOURTH ROW: M. RaHai; S. Beckett; L. Wreck; G. Brosseau; J. Fossler; D. Neve; R. Mossinghoff; R. Whitely; B. Chance; D. Pettus; S. Stock; C. Tesdale.

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SAXOPHONE L. Gates; R. Childress; T. Slagter. CLARINETS STANDING: U. Dasher; B. leGost; W. Nielson; R. Sharp; L. Wig- gers; R. Purlingero; K. Young. SEATED: M. Vivian; L. Lebo; G. D ' Alema; J. Julian; A. D ' Ambrosio; K. Keren; C. Dorton. What would a football game be without the lively pace set by the band ' s accompani- ment of cheers, yells, and songs? Or the halftime parade of more serious music and in- tricate marching? Even pep assemblies would seem dull without the spark of spirit radiated by the Hurricane Band which is directed by Mr. Dasher. However, this group is not one dedicated to the purpose of merely entertaining at sporting events. For weeks and months hard concentrated work goes forth to present concerts and other serious music. The bands difficulties do not end after the music is learned because money must be earned for uniforms. Extra time must be found to sell candy, wash cars, and perform feats of a Jack-of-all-trades. The majorettes also lend their special talents to the program with their colors of red, black, and white. Each one must be a member of the band and be able to play an instrument fairly well. FLUTES S. Small; L. Lawrence; R. Stafford; D. Nusbeitel; J. Ellis. MAJORETTES C. Richardson; B. LeGost; R. Purlingero; M. Frusterio P. Thomas. 163