Red River High School - Epilogue Yearbook (Grand Forks, ND)

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A 4VC|i Seated in the back (j( the room, trombone player Mark Decker Flute players Jackie Skinner. Dee Mu li. and Cheryl Schubert sic up straight to help establish the rone they want ' ' ' thundering beat Steve Crunk waits lor his cut to pUy the obo During the early morning band class Callie Northhagen and Gary James work to keep up with tlie fast pace music, Wind Band 6 ' J

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Wind Band Travels To Winnepeg The wind band motored up to Winnepeg for a band festival that featured 2 ' ) invited bands from Canada and the U.S. The judges praised the Wind band highly. It was not an actual competition, but it proved the band could per- form well under peer pressure. Other special performances included marching in the Potato Bowl Parade, performing at the Chester Fritz (or the North Dakota Education Association Con- vention, and playing for the Special Olympics at the University of North Dakota fieldhouse in April. Several concerts were performed here at the school, one being the annual Spring concert. Band members found it a hard year, but also a very rewarding year. Wind band is considered the most advanced band at Red River. Band members (from row) Lisa Blank. Ellen Smith. Jodie Shores. Ten Halljnmsnn, Jacquie Skinner. Dee Muggli. Cheryl Schubert. Amy Guntzburjjer. Linda Stcinke, Steve Cronk. (second row) Sandy Karner. Saiah Loeberg. Kris Zabriskie. Jeff Simpson, Danette Muj;gli. Becky Kellehet. Lori Knppelman, Helen Jacoby. Todd Neumann. Debbie Karner.Jeff Linderman, (third row) Scott Larson. Dana Young. Dou Taylot. Gaty James, Tom McLeod. Callie Northagen. Mane Asleson. Paul Minor, Btian King. Doug Bostrom, Karen Torkclson. Mark Decket. (fourth row) Diane Lord, Roger Amundson. X ' arren Hndersbe, Kelly Maiet. Mark Sondreal. Phil Sondreal. Chuck Miller, Lisa Hessey. (fifth rowj Mr Larsen, Tom Young, Anita Vanyo, Robin Seeger, Mark Ramsay, Karie Fisher, Jeff Simons, Bryan Best. Paul Clark, Scott Kuzel.Janine Arnason, and David Burke- fr. The expression ! can play it with my tvts closed is best depicted here by Sandy Karner and Sara Loberg Instruments raised, these brass players make the sun rinp with their strong brassy sound

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Orchestra: Director Scott Newman Believes In Commitment Membtrrs (Ifont row) Milts Austin. Steve Cronk. Rosemary Bebe, Renee Keel. Stephanie Kraus. Mary Diet?. Gail Shetwood. Gavin Bnrchtrt. Kaarcn Hcnsfud. {back row) Kevin Byzewski. Richard Jiskra. Charles Carter. Hans Ficuden, Paul Clark, Turn Heffernan. Nancy [ohnsnn, and Mr Scott Newman I Not pictured Laura Keller) I would c-r nd ot tc-aclifrs who arc not totally coriimittcil to [he positive i fowth. mental, physical, and spiritual, ot our ouni; people (tomorrow ' s teachers i V i MoM Llisi ourai;inL; tur iik jrt. [In. mli dents who tail to reah e that I am totalK loininitted to iu nnoKement witli niu- SK .iiul that when the .ire m relie.irs.il nr lesson with inc. 1 ■ant [lieiii to toncen- trate . Ui think as hard as the do lor thar hii)loi; or eni hsh test The most TL-wardini; aspect of tcatiimti tor mc is to observe the musical j;rowtli and maturity ot my students as they continue to apply previously learned concepts and techniques to new situations,