Omaha North High School - Norseman Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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. . . . Z4 ca BAND PERSONNEL FLUTE--David Covvsky, Marie Englehart, Sandra Robinson, Diane Shannon, Margaret Steyer. CLARINET-Ronald Carrovv, Leonora Cannelly, Janice Dehaan, Karen Erpelding, Jean Fenstermacher, Doris Finch, MaLanie Jeub, Maxine McLean, Michael Norris, John Olafson, Carole Steimer, Connie Stupp, Dennis Taylor, Gloria Van Dyke, Kay White, Jean Wilson, Ronald Bailey. TENOR SAXORHGNE--Virgil Bruner, Karen Moyer, Vern Somer, Brent Thilliander, David Wooster. ALTO SAXORHONE-Donna Bonacci, James Dages, Georgia Er- pelding, Douglas Gaeth, Gary Greenfield, Warren l-linzie. Nancy Hutcheson, Robert Matthews, Bill Simpson. SOPRANO SAXOPHONEfLovie Ann Jeffrey. CORNET--Robert Ashley, Tirn Barnes, Ramon Dinsdale, Roger Meisenbach, Janet Seaman, Larry Wilhelrn. TRUMPET-Stanley Birge Alvin Butler, Richard Green, Charles Talmadge. FRENCH HORN-Gary Borg, Gail Brovvning, Rich Cline, Kenneth Dellaan, Marilyn Larsen Anita Lee, Carolyn Stoakes, Barbara Stribic, Kenneth True, -John Watson. TROMBONEwTorn Christensen, Ronald Cool, John Gaver. Dean Geist, Torn Harvey Stephen Mangold, Wayne Mathevvson. BARITONE--Diana Beach, Viia Briedes Geraldine Holding Sondra Robinson, Richard Cantwell, TUBA--'Kenneth Grown, Fred Francisco, John Heofinger. Steve Holernan, Gerald Larson, Gene Sonier, William Yates. DRUMS-Marjorie Saiser, Mahlon Sinith, Charles Suttor, David Vandegrift, Bill Wakefield. BELLS-Carolyn Gordon, Carol Gray Carol Powell Judy Preston Linda Wiernan, Eujane Wyfnore PICCOLO-Shirley Nixon E-FLAT-Bonita Vandergrift MARIIVI BA-Norrine Vashol7 BATON TWIRLERS-Sharon Allard, Bonnie Mae Anderson, Sally Hansen, Della Inglis Judith Lepley Betty McMichael, Judy Mikkleson, DRUM MAJORETTE--Jean Provaznik. DRUM MAJORWClern Steyer. and ma Betty McMichael entertains audience of Band Concert by a toe-'rap direction on the podium.

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Medmcf mmnei Mrs. Janice Bridges leaves oTTice keys Tor accompanimenT QT musical keys in The Bano ConcerT. l'lere Comes The Bandlm This exclama- Tion ropresenTs noT only The many hours OT pracTice Tor lNlorTh l-ligh's IO4-piece band buT also The TiTle oT The largesT halTTime cerernony puT on by The band aT a TooTball game in The Tall. Leading The band were Drum lVlaioreTTe Jean Provaznik and Drum lvlaior Clem STey- er. One oT The TinesT perTormances oT The band was The band concerT Feb. 26. There were Two concerTs Tor The sTudenTs and one nighT perTormance Tor The public. ln Sep- Tember The band played aT The STaTe Fair in Lincoln To represenT Omaha. During The TooTball season, specTaTor en- Thusiasm was urged on by a 26-member pep band. Reduced To I6 members, The pep band encouraged Viking spiriT during The baskeTball season. Jean Proyaznik led The pep bands.

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