Pekin High School - Pekinian Yearbook (Pekin, IL)

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... in Music MAJORETTES AND DRUM UAJOK—Clockwise: Jan Gainer, Rhonda Rowell, Beth Berg, Camille Munge, Kathy Alesandrini, Jerilyn Rowell. Center: David Sorenson.

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t, .. J l An Expression of the Self . . . BAND— The Pekin High Band has proved itself to be a very versatile group of musicians. The group plays marches, popular music, and concert music. The marching band, along with the ma- jorettes, go to the Argo game and march at all home football games. The band marches in precise and interesting formations. During the pep rallies and home basketball games, the band plays popu- lar music. The Dance band, comprised of mem- bers of the larger band, play at the after-game dances. The band gives Winter and Spring Con- certs for the public and presents an enjoyable auditorium program for the students and faculty. The band meets and practices during the first hour every day. Mr. Lawrence Fogelberg, with the help of assistant director, Mr. Ronald Benner, makes it possible for Pekin to enjoy this fine group of student musicians. 26

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The Blending of Voices . . . A CAPPELLA — The A Cappella Choir is made up of upperclassmen who are directed by Mr. Harry Langley and the assistant director, Mr. Ronald Benner. They meet every day during the third hour to practice. The choir is well known for the annual Christmas Vespers, which is given to the students and teachers during an auditorium period. The most memorable part of the program is the candle procession. Tchaikovsky ' s Nutcracker Suite and ' Twas the Night Before Christmas have become traditional in the program which is also given for the public. The Choir also presents the annual Spring Concert and participated in the an- nual Mid-State Eight music festival held at Rich- woods this year. A CAPPEI-I.A— Fro?; Row: V. Hernan, S. McMains, S. Sellers, S. Hancock, B. Rollins, M. Smith, M. Hundemer, J. Bearden, S. Ward, C. Miget, J. Ogle, K. Burling, S. Warren, B. Robinson, J. Horn, D. Fabry, S. Smith, B. Keil, S. Dumville, S. Samuel- son, S. Prandoni, S. Walbert, S. Williams. Row 2: B. Roberts, J. Youell, B. Thies, P. Flairty, L. Yergler, I. Scott, J. Taylor, D. Dykstra, D. ' Alesandrini, K. Mahoney, G. Michael, P. Reid, C. Parker, G. Hazlett, C. Spurlock, B. Woolsey, S. Moore, J. Lee, D. Jouvenaux, B. Lewis, S. Davis, C. Monroe, M. Piro, J. Reardon, B. Schmiechen, J. Schedler, M. Alder, D. Mclntyre, D. Garber, M. WoU. Row 3: E. Cole, J. Little, E. Franks, S. Smathers, A Meyers, S. Sudberry, P. Vogelsang, P. Hileman, P. Schwinn, G. Schroeder, G. Hellyer, G. Schroeder, M. Hancock, L. Hauser. A. Albertsen, L. VanDyke, J. Pratt, E. Smalley, L. Ashbridge, U. Brown, M. Marcus, J. Niesmann, R. Metcalf, B. Seeling, J. Sudberry, N. Schilling, N. Klien, D. Pratt, L. Wilson, C. Wieburg. B,ick Row: Unidentified, C. Johnson, L. Alfs, S. hoffman, C Netherton, B. Martin, M. Little, L. Neibch, J. Rowan, A. Kiser, U. Robertson, L. Wolters, D. Woelfle, T. Jones, J. Eichelberger, R. Krannich, C. Renner, J. Goins, J, Walsh, G- Franklin, F. Man- chester, M. Sayers, R. Aulenbach, L. Weber, T. Morgan. E. Batton, J. Ramey, J. Waskowski, J. Doren, S. Brosmer, C. Vucich. G. Grant, B. Weakley, V. Zander. rk r ,n ■« , .n n rs i