Proviso West High School - Mural Yearbook (Hillside, IL)

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Band Officers Elected For First Time in '6 Three llroyiso Vllest hands provided music for various school and community activities throughout the school year. The Prep Band consisted ot approximately forty! lliye students, most ol' whom were freshmen. The cadet hand was made up ot tilfty completely uniformed players oi all classes. The Concert Band consisted of approxie mately eighty members plus nine talented majorettes. ln addition, there was an instrumental class to train students lor other hands. The bands held two candy sales in the calleteria to raise llunds for partial schol- arships lor twentyellour instrumentalists who were se- lected to attend the University ot VVisconsin's sum- mer music camp. Two maiorettes were selected to at- tend a majorette camp located at Butler University in lndianapolis, lndiana. The Cadet and Concert bands combined to provide musical entertainment at all home lfoothall games, and the instrumental class and Cadet and Prep Bands played tor liomebaslacthall games. Vvestls Concert Band, maiorettes, and color guard, participated in the lXflaywood Bataan Day Parade, and a winter and spring concert at the Proviso East Auditorium gave hand memhers, soloists, and ensembles an opportunity to dis- play their talents. Outstanding instruinentalists were selected on the hasis ol' ahility and desire to compete in the State Contest. At the final concert of the year medals were presented to the outstanding musicians lrom the Prep, Cadet, and Concert Band, while music pins were awarded to seniors and to deserving band memhers on the hasis ot superior contest grades, con- cert perlormances, attendance, and conduct. BAND OFFICERS Treasurer Alan Goldberg, Secretary Janet Schwuchow Vice President Laurita Urbrock, President Richard Knablein. Front Row: Mary Shannon, Mary Ward, Janet Reinheimer, Mary Puricelli, Row Four: Dave Kirkel, Garth Terlizzi, .lohn Houkal, Margie Crosby, Bob Kathleen Cerny, Vivian Landi, Cindy Patterson. Row Two: Fred Berry, Joann Houston, Kenneth Pietrzyk, James Isley, Kenneth Brieschke, Robert Clark, Olszewski, Paulette Shermant, Richard Karpiel, James Jacobsen, Linda Dana Houkal, Kurt Etchingham, Gerard Kasmer, Thomas Reimann, Steve Hutchens, Bonnie Begy, Robert Smith. Row Three: Stanley Fingerhut, Steven Edmonds. Row Five: Bob Roberts, Pam Thamm, Carl Kirchhoff, Russ Jandes, Fox, Wesley Barsema, Keith Faust, Dennis Houdek, Debbie Breland, Tim- Wesley Palade, Susan Conn, Mr. Simmons. othy Willand, Bill Bevill, Allan Jaworski, Dave Maxeiner, Sharon Giese. - , stir:-1 .xx:-5. 4 lx m z v 4-1 -1

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-if ., 'E . if l Captain John Haller. COLOR GUARD Bruce Horek, vm.. ' , K, KWNQL lv irish CHUM R Russ Rasche, Curt Michael, Mike Litwin, West's Pantherettes Debut At Homecoming Game As the bancl Played tlie Stair Spangled lizinner, the nite tional flag eouicl be seen flying zilmove the erowcls. 'lille main ciuty of the Color guard wus to make the entire flag performance correct. During lmllltiine activities the Practice of the Proviso Vlflest Puntlierettes wus ripe parent at their clelnut ut iiomeeoming. Aceoinpziniecl lmy tlie band, the group delivered their renclition ol' 'iltoelfn the Bluesf, The performances ol' these groups ziclclecl to the enjoyment ol' luotli lootlmull :incl lmslretlxill games. Solemnly and with military precision, the Color Guard raises the flag. PANTHERETTE5 FRONT ROW: Joanne Derer, Diane Broderick, Brigette Treabess, Karen Wegner, Irene Delegainus. ROW THREE: Catherine Fransen, Offenwanger, Nancy Mosebach, Chris Erickson, Cheryl Becker. ROW TWO: Linda Weging, Christine Winters, Jean Sartore, Maryann Janakowitz, Diane Janice Grannone, Colleen Gallagher, Charlene Fenn, Daina Gailitus, Carol Westendorf, Louise Anderson, Candy Kozel, Patricia Wesol, Sue Davis. 12

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