Pana Township High School - My Diary Yearbook (Pana, IL)

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and the persistent beat of the Marching Band. The sixty-six piece Pana Marching Band made its debut at the tirst tcotball game with Benld, Typical ot beginning marching seasons, this one was no different-notes were sour and lines were crooked but spirits were high. By the second home game the lines had straightened out, and Pana could be very proud of its band under the able direction ot the new bandmaster, Mr. Perry Whitson, and the new drum maior, Bob Suter. Bob did a very creditable iob of maneuvering the band at all home football games and at our annual trip to Charleston. Concert season opened with the Band Festival at Salem, December 7, where Pano was represented by twelve select musicians. The Sixth Annual Band Concert, May 7, con- cluded another year ot Band activities. Rootin'-n-tootin' for the team

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contest time . Fittyfthree talented musicians partici- pated in the annual District Music Con- test held at Franklin on March 6. They emerged With nine tirsts, tive ot which, advanced to State contest, twelve seconds and six thirds. Those who received a first division rating and went to State finals at Peoria, April 30, were: Rollo Beveridge tvccal solol, Clarinet Trio till- len, Gunnigle, and Rayl, David Schmidt Cbaritone saxophone solol, Girls' Sextet CBarher, Carlock, Hildebrand, Pritts, Suf ter, and Walclenl, and Sandra Wlliarzzs Cbaton solol. Receiving tirsts, but not going to State were: Vfoodwind Quintet Cllorward, Kresevich, Morrison, Satter- tield and Spiridell, Grace Mcllutt 'clarif net solol, Girls Sextet tBenthaus, Castle Morton, Mense, Pastor, and Tannerl, one Carole Stevenson fvocal solol. The pipes of Pan-a. CFlute Qucxrtetj Music bv the masters. KClurinet Ensemblel 41 21 PD Now, thct's the way I want it. fBrc1ss Ensemblel

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11? 1 :Jan-Q or Nancy Stczhulok, Sandra Williams, Donna Pastor, Barbara Kokendifer Nell Wilson. These fine talented lasses added a great amount of color and entertainment to local parades and to half-time festivities at home football games. They practiced hard, so that they might make a good showing during an other successful year. Flutes: Carole Stevenson, I Wilhour, B. Cerven Z, Drain, E, Spindel. Oboe: M. Dorward. Clarinets: G Mcfslutt, Connie Stevenson, I Morri- s n, S. Willla . s, B. Suier, I Miklautsch, U. Allen P. Doty, B. Mense, I. Bland, B. Warner, C. Bay D. Mount, B, Rider, K M'le.,, T. Gunniale, W Garber, H. Chladny, A Blythe, W. Culberson. Bassoon: l. Satterfield. Scrxophones: D. Schmidt, K Schwab, B, Sieqert, B Chladny, S. Beyers. Comets: P. Dixon, S. Stcneburner, Darwin Vits, B Kroenlein, I. Lees, I. Vits, B. Harris, I. DeVore, E Culberson, Donald Vits, D. Clucas, B. Thomas, French Horns: M. Kresewch, C. Powers, C. Kasten Bczritones: D. Deere. I, Mize, VV. Budds. Trombones: A. Osborn, fl. Lockwood, B. Bennett I. Vieback, M. Bland, D. Schumacher. Sousaphones: C, Klindwcrth, B. Morrison, I Sexton Percussion: I Ward, B Maulding, B. Milam, T Lonawell. 44 23 up