Parma High School - Panther Tales Yearbook (Parma, ID)

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S406 ,OM D it ffmde ' 611121 dlagmii' GO'd0nlSgHUm. Clar R-Onna Arc, Geofgc- Dqmrd- Af CHQ' Bale ldefi and dbaldf. E 'lie-'V Do in Swan A R0511l1'e M V dd F15 4 and H eneta HHHSQS folznsonrjlgller. Kanfaml Jenin Af ff . fn S. md ffffll if 'Ong I '7Und6rS. OU' .YQ-W ' Betty B t .1113 Elma Duane CZ! four- J Ozeman K C1-V 4 fm F ' Ui. . 6 'Zmwl Clrol AIT B013 Acce Q11-tg, nnfth TA-TATA-TA-TAfBOOMfYY were some of the familiar sounds coming from the band room this year as the band, under the able direction of Mr. Swan, rehearsed for its yearly actixities. Some of these ac- tivities were the Marching Festival. Music Clinic, Music Festixxll, and Fall and Spring Concerts. The Pep Band, under Student Director john Lack- land, played at all home games and attended most of the away games, Ill Shb , F. B er. Kai- Hi ? gl-I i UGIIQ

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A 'Medene Carver. Exsrerday . Back mu-: Mary Harrks. Barbara Weber. Marrha Chrg. Beverh' Brurnikd . eha Rkder. Becky Bake. Karen Rkder. Ndda Seward. Bonnke Anderson. Courtney . nhaXer. and Narhyn Wagner. Second mu-: 'nhss Marhks. Kay Hedges. jogce Ceadey. Carler. Sharen Sanders. CaroXe Pohard. Deanna Bennett. Rose Wl'onrL. CaroX Mkher. Second 1-our Berh Wagsraii. HeXen Sorer. Natasha Vkrganka Magknk. janrce Howard. and Berry Boxeman Hansen. and Sharon SeXsen. Qu jackie Vrnso Lknda Chkch. Boyce Xhbee. Such' French. and Andrews, Lknda Senkkns. Donna Nedhfnek. Veneta LyXa E Arne By ram, Bhngunw. First YOU!! C,aroXe I J- 'NH The P 3 bull -ep Club' . this. lboard Sfglfl project f Projects. p alined and the Sch of the ye carried 21' To Gaia was getting several m mone, . . Oney-mzk-fOr ,mg The 4. games gvgctiry bell wa VOD, S Painted and run g loudl Y at the With th ' aifgmpmarcggdcggofful unif ment. r0V1ded halgefveral Ofofmi the P 'frm the h agth e Snteftaingqme baskeigette Drill ent at all the Tglmes Oufflg. The , ident- officers Secrengqnna Nici the year 5- and Hlek V. Were: C Sharon 'N ice-Presid afole Byr 9 Sen eflt' V dm P v Tfe,1 ' ellet ' FCS- LSL11-er L1 Hanse - n

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,- r - xx i 12 1'0u' mee HO on. Vlyg Bac you, ja nvetegs Frm!! ter, AH Hedegaioxle Bymm. an ' b Bale' , nfl Bo ,X 6, ders yin igolfflig' abou gisnggtii n ', . - ra ll Kenneth :Sagem W TlT:E,um- Bama xterm ' ' Bake A 1 Sm t Xence. lohtioiod. Bonnifgedies' Nam D Leon gcimces Vadixxgkrxi. Kal ,Nh Swix w 'itat 1 ' ,nm 5 Ak The Parma High School Chorus consisting of both boys and girls presented its Fall and Spring Concerts during December and April in the junior High Audito- rium. They also attended the Music Clinics at Ontario .ind Payette in February, and later on in the school year the Music Festival. The chorus sang practically all types of music from solemn and serious numbers to bright and peppy ones. In their sixth-period rehearsal, they learned the dif- ference between an F-sharp and a B-flat .is well as m.1ny other fundamentals of music. Much of the credit for their success goes to Mr. Swan, who after ull, worked the hardest. .md spent his valuable time in perfecting the schools music.