Raymore Peculiar High School - Panther Yearbook (Peculiar, MO)

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2m xm wmvw. vmwunma. 5,. a 3 For those who want more out of life Concert band usually does most of itS' performing the second semester of school, after marching band has been completed. The concert band has concerts through- out the year and every year along with many other schools from different parts of Missouri they participate in a contest at Warrensburg. They perform in front of judges and they receive ratings on how good their performance was. The schools receiving one ratings then go to the state competition. Different members of the band took solos and ensembles to contest also. Jazz band is an extra class that band members may participate in. In this class, members played popular songs mostly for fun and their own enjoyment. Concert Band - Row one: Jennifer Chamberlain, Becky Glover, Brenda Speer, J ennifer Robinson, Amy Cun- ningham, Jennifer, Toni Gates. Row two: Shannon Landers, Mike Tweed, Art lzzard, Randall Lorde, Vance Hugh. Tim Warder, Ty Erickson, Chad Fletcher, Steve Thomas, Mike Oldam, Lynn Kruse. Matt Sutcliffe, Jozsef Toth, Christy Brammel. Row three: Sonia Mansfield, Brian Card, Mary OtNeill, Mike Arnold, Jason Gowing. Mike Tweed practices a piece of music for the contest held at War- rensburg. Jazz Band - R i Ridenhour, Mic! l Jones, Brian D 3 ROW two: Miche Kahl. Shane e i . A -- ,V.H.H,V$.--.WHWV-W

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y tXX yrgWWi Band director, Russ Thompson, di- rects his Concert Band during a per- formance at the Christmas assem- bly. Sophomore Troy Hackett jams dur- ing the Christmas assembly. Playing for an audience The Pep Band consists of band members who put in their extra time. They played at basketball games and they helped promote spirit and kept the fans pepped up. The Freshman Band had a lot of mem- bers with potential this year. As freshmen, they were eager to learn. , -' Members were not allowed to partici- pate in Marching Band, but they were busy during the year learning new skills and trying to improve their accuracy and ar- ticulation and to play well together as a band and have a good balance, so that they would be prepared to play in the higher levels of band their sophomore year. Every year, players that have played well are selected to attend music camp. At camp, they meet a lot of new people and are introduced to different styles of music and learn new things that will help them to be better players in the future. 472x 7:13 AND