O Gorman High School - Knight Legend Yearbook (Sioux Falls, SD)

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Success Followed the Band to West Virginia Band members have to be some of the most dedicated students. For one reason, the students practice every day of the school year when it's possible, and late night and early morning when preparing for an up- coming concert. There are many different sub groups under the title band. For in- stance, jazz band, concert band, pep band, marching band, and pit band are all extra bands that students volunteer to play in. Mr. Smith, a very dedicated individual, directs all of the groups that fall under the title Band, The band had an eventful trip to West Virginia. Their achievements in- cluded, 1st place in class A concert band, 1st place in class A parade marching, 1st place in field marching, 2nd place in grand champion con- cert, and 2nd place in grand cham- pion field while they enjoyed themselves in the city of Buckhannon. The band members pictured on PAGE 147 include the following people: Front Row: Heidi Henderson, Joe Boyt, Kristee Ftutten, Julie Eastman, Lisa Lemair, Chrystal Takeda, Lisa Frankman, Sheila Sudback, Lori Garrison, Rhonda Hannasson. Second Row: Kim Becker, Rodney Gerner, Mike Cogley, Cathy McGuire, Liz Kennelly, Jim Glenski, Tina Schutz, Cathy Mulloy, Heidi Szameit, Lisa Sweetman, Jenny Becker, Lori Strasser. Third Row: Mischelle Heilmann, Tonia Hantz, Cindy Takeda, Stephanie Hoffman, Cathy Burt, Duane Hill, Chris Meyer, Mike Parolini, Michelle Dill, Eileen Murray, Carl Bangasser, David Schuster, Bonnie Sibernagel, Chris Coburn, Scott Eckerman, Ruth Osthus, Paul Brunette, Laura Boddicker, Mike Smith, Jolene Hiebert. Fourth Row: Chris Geotzinger, Leah Schroeder, Sandy Schigger, David Ken- nedy, Terri Bangasser, Kevin McManus, Phill Clark, John Shelby, Mike Knapp, Scott Healy, Greg Kennelly, Bruce Stombaugh, Jay Pierce, Steve DeVaney, Jim Clayton, Kevin Lalley, Tonya Wilard, Paul Gllland, Pat Clark, Ann Glenski, Holly Snynders, Jim Fltzgibbon. Back Row: John Cassidy, Travis Hildebrand, Jayne Schulte, Steve McCulloch, Sheila Scholten, Kevin McGreevy, Mike Smith, Heath Henjum.

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Chorus Trip Students Travel to Nation's Capitol The chorus students took their yearly trip to Washington, D. C. The trip included three days of sightsee- ing, touring and learning along with four nights of staying at the National Four H Center. The trip started on April 21st and they arrived home on April 27th. Thirty-four students, four chaperones and two bus drivers made up the group of travelers. Some of the places the chorus displayed their singing talents includ- ed, Jefferson and Lincoln Memorials, National Cathedral, The Shrine of the Immaculate Conception and the Senate building within the Capitol building. Receiving special privileges the group was able to eat in a cafeteria under the Capitol building. Also, many caught sight of Senator Gary Hart on the steps of the Capitol. The students found the trip both exciting and educational. It will stay in their memories forever. 148 1 Q 4 t I l I