Reading High School - Ranger Yearbook (Reading, MI)

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Pat Van Fleet, Vaughn Coolman, Marcia Rubel, Jeanette Mackie, Bonnie Brouse, Sharron Theime, Linda Galloway, John Krammer. ROW TWO: Carol Stone, Mary Roost, Alice Balcom, Judy Bisel, Charlotte Marble, Betty Reppert, Betty Simmons, Genevieve Fruchey. ROW THREE: Rosalyn Luce, Nancy McKinley, Barbara Moyer, Sheri Potter, Karen Miller, Doug Esterline, Linda Kulow, Jim Kinney, Paul Rubel, Jim Smith, Tom Lane, Eileen Bowman, Carolyn Smith, Linda May. ROW FOUR Rusty Esterline, Lee Hubbell, Ray Adams, Pat Martin, Steve Stier, Cathy Sherman, Inez Bailey, Joyce Rarick, Ron Van Voorhis. Play in Harmony The flute quartet, consisting of Linda Gal loway, Jeri Reynolds, John Kramer, and Sharon Thieme, received first and second ratings at the Regional and State Contests respectively . Supplying a program of good music that has survived the ages and that by modern contemporary composers, music which is demanding of the performers' abilities and has depth of content, partici- pating in parades, shows, concerts and contests provide the band member with satisfactory reward for the efforts made. To challenge students to the fullest of their capacity of performance, think- ing, reasoning and adjusting is an impor- tant factor in band . Mr. Visosky hopes to make instru- mental music one of the most enriching and rewarding experiences in the lives of the students.

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The Hi-Fi's provide vocal entertainment for many of the various school and community activities. Sue Hammond, Pat Fink, Bonnie Brouse, Janet Miller, and Linda May, with the guidance of Mrs. Eit- zen, make plans for a forthcoming program. g Instruments Judy Hubbell, Tammy Lane, and Becky Rrid- geon compose a saxophone trio, which received a second rating at the Regional Contest. Judy Hubbell was awarded a first rating at the State contest for her saxophone solo. Ratings of first and second were received respectively at the Regional and State Contests by the clarinet quartet, Vaughn Coolman, Jan Mackey, Marcia Rubel, and Pat VanFleet. 3I

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