Northwest High School - Silvertip Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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Scouting provides interest, experiences for Manring For many individuals, scouting means helping old people across the street. But to Junior Tim Manring there was much more. For nine years Manring has been actively involved with the Boy Scouts of America. He has traveled along with 203 scouts from Kansas to the 10th National Jamboree at A.P. Hill, Virginia. There, 80,000 scouts from all over the United States toured 'Washington D.C. and participated in athletic events. Tim also traveled to the World Jamboree, which was held in Alberta., Canada during the summer of 1983. At the Jamboree he met scouts from all over the world and backpacked the Cana- dian Rockies and attend the Calgary Rodeo. In addition to scouting, Tim has been active in other scouting organizations such as Order of the Arrow and Explorer Post 703. Order ofthe Arrow is an organization that provides service work through the local Quivira Council while Explorer Post 703 is a high adventure post that spends a lot of time camping and hik- ing. Earning the rank of Eagle Scout has been a long-time goal for- Manring. This goal will become a reality in September when he receives the highest scouting award. To Tim Manring being an active participant in Boy Scouts of America has been a special involvement. He can be described as someone who cares and is willing to work hard. 'iff

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McLemore, Brightup keep interest in percussion alive Seven years is a long time to stay interested in something you began at the age of 10. juniors Tim McLemore and Kevin Brightup had no trouble in keeping their interest in percussion going. McLemore having taken lessons for seven years and Brightup for five are very active in their field of interest. They have both participated in other bands and orchestras besides the ones at Northwestg groups like Youth Symphony, KMEA District and State, City Band and the City Honor Band. McLemore has also participated in his church orchestra and won fifth place in a Na- tional Talent Contest. Brightup's main interest is in drums. I want to be a profes- sional drummer more than a percussionistf' he said, and maybe when I'm older I would like to teach percussion. McLemore's main interest is in Mallet Percusion and playing Latin music. He would also like to go on to be a professional. He has gotten a step ahead of Brightup by already giving lessons to a couple of his own students. Percussion is the only area in music that they both know very well, but they are happy with it. Competing against each other to see who is the best keeps them both practicing hard. So in a few years time, start to look for the names Mclemore and Brightup. With all of the hard practice and experience behind them, both musicians should be ready to fulfill their dream. :fr -s fd,