Notre Dame High School - Juggler Yearbook (Harper Woods, MI)

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On April 9th and lUth, the Concert Band held it's annual Spring Concert. As M. C. Mark Gariepy said, ln keep- ing with our fine tradition, Notre Dame has a speical treat in store. The special treat came in the form of a grade school band composed of boys who would one day wear the Irish green and white. This group, the Notre Dame Lepre- chauns' came close to matching the older bandsmen. The finale however, was the real treat of the evening. The combined bands played the, Fontain- bleu Overture and everyone went home with the feeling of an evening well spent. Al 'l L - ,f '-L..T..' , Senior Ted Cottrell narrating the twisted heart-sickening story of Little Red Riding Hood and the Three Bears. In two nights, Ted set Fairy Tales back about two hundred years. y 'dk Qt.. 'T u 'lit' 4 1' 5 5. .. x V .. .lil-I fig 1 '-f - - I lx- - , t ,I ' n . I N 'T ' V ' crfurxk .ra n - I., , .. T5-- fy V f ' . 1 v- fe- ,- - 4- . 54 fx ... W - r una.. . -W...-. Q.. r, :'-, LSYQ- Q-A The Notre Dame Band, clad in green and white, as they played one of their numbers at Spring Concert. Below, the Notre Dame Leprechauns swing out with Manhattan Towers. Opposite is the massed banded playing Fontainb1eu Over- ture. Senior Mark Gariepy at the microphone trying to slip in a word or two between the speakers at the band Banquet. Mark was also the M. C. for the Spring Concert. mul' 'Nfl ' 1 I 98

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