Northside High School - North Star Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

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Bond, Drill Tecims Add to Titan BAND ROW ONE: D. McClellan, S. Anderson, C. Jennings, D. Mixell, L. Greenwood, A. Stapleton, L. Pickett, C. Myers, J. Wagner, M. Miller. ROW TWO: L. Gilchrest, J. Bloom, L. Field, D. Strouse, C. Yeager, A. Marsh, C. Warner, C. Cummings, L. Barnhart, B. Adrian, G. Marshel, J. Pitser, S. Juday, M. Waters. ROW THREE: K. Kratz, T. Ruetz, M. Grooms, J. Wagner, S. Shroyer, F. Rippy, M. Bell, D. Ivy, D. Duerson, L. Hayes, T. Broyles, J. Disher, B. Barnhart. ROW FOUR: Mr. William Deal, M. Rector, S. Rawlings, N. Chestnut, T. Green, T. Hinds, P. Kelley, K. Saffell, J. Marshall, J. Birkel, S. Snyder, Mr. Mike Ligon. 130 Compression The Northside Marching Band and Flag Corps await their cue to begin a pre-game perfor- mance for a home football game at the Fieldhouse stadium. Reaching for the sky during a summer rehear- sal are Titanettes Julie Terhune, Karen Kemezy, Darlene Cecil, and Stacy Paul. Hi. R25 'W S X .. - :meds -- we at , . ,.-. x MX

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If you have an interest in music, the Northside Music department has a group to satisfy it. Concert Choir and Glee Club were involved in many programs this year. They participated in the musical, My Fair Lady , the annual Christmas sing, the Easter cantata, and gradua- tion. The two vocal groups were directed by Mrs. Doris Faulkner. Mr. Bill Deal directed the in- strumentalists through a busy schedule. The orchestra added a professional touch to the department's musical. The Jazz Ensemble, formerly the Stage Band, presented a jazz con- cert in the fall and participated in nearly all pep sessions. Their lively music was important in raising spirit. JAZZ ENSEMBLE ROW ONE: R. Branson, B. Adrian, C. Beck, B. Jennings, M. Waters, C. Cummings. ROW TWO: C. Stookey, D. Mertens, B. Barnhart, M. Bell. ROW THREE: D. Adrian, P. Conn, T. Ruetz, B. Michel, C. Clark, Mr. Bill Deal. ORCHESTRA ROW ONE: C. Stookey, A. Marsh, C. Campos, D. Mertens, B- Barnhart. B. Michel. ROW TWO: S. Anderson, J. Bloom, C. Warner J. Priest D. Lawver, P. Conn D Treuck, ivi. Albright, D. Buck, T. Albrighti ROW THREE: C. Beck, S. Rawlings, K. Beekman, S. Snyder, M. Rector, Mr. Bill Deal. Saxophonist Brad Adrian tries out a new tune during a rehearsal of the Jazz Ensemble. Compression 129

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S 0 0 p i r it The Northside Marching Band stepped to the beat of new music this year-the beat of Mr. William Deal, that is, in his first year as director of the Band, Stage Band, Orchestra, Titanettes and Flag Corps. Beginning rehearsal during the summer, the Titanettes, Flag Corps, and Band started off the year by par- ticipating in the Ball State University Band Day contests. Finishing in third place, they achieved the highest rating in the school's history. Performances at home games and pep sessions by the band and drill teams were important in raising school spirit throughout the year. is -. .wus ti. A '3 imma Titanettes Mary Ann Fuchs, Betsy Anacker and Krista Dragoo add to the spirit of the sec- tional pep session by performing forthe varsi- ty basketball team. TITANETTES FlOW ONE: B. Anacker, M. Ox- ley, J. Hay, K. Kemezy. FlOW TWO: M. Fuchs S. Abram, J. Sparling, S. Myers, S. Paul, K Dragoo, P. Hurd, D. Cecil, N. Fuchs, A. Wat- son, S. Greene, J. Terhune. FLAG CORP ROW ONE: J. Williams, K. Cox, J Toomer, J. Greene, D. Osborn, S. Pollock, C Evans, S. Holder, T. Moore, M. Anderson, D Conley. Mr. William Deal Compression 131