Revere High School - Revere Review Yearbook (Richfield, OH)

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Iust sitting on the bleavhers watching the football players go by OR ARCHES! Shake it up, Ted. Hup, two, three, four - it looks like mass confusion, but . . . 97

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-if U l l Concert Band members were: First Row: N. Hepler, H. M. Reymond, S. Holeski, D. Abar, J. Mortimer, A. Bardwell, Primosch, S. Bardwcll, T. Laessig, S. Franks, C. Ernst, F. Novak, K. Paulett, B. Hepler, P. Beker, D. Primosch, H. M. Pim, N. Douglass, B. Crile, S. Davidson, I. Martin, P. Hager, T. Lenox, P. Graham, F.. Stein, G. Major, B. Kelley, Johnson. Second Row: D. Strong, D. Rhodes, J. Lynch, D. D. Cage. Fourth Row: K. Barr, V. Pedigo, S. Snider, R. Murphy, E. Welser, D. Adkins, D. Adkins, B. Rose, C. Laughlin, R. Young, J. Kiehl, V. Crohal, M. Kurtz, D. Havorka, J. Pentz. Third Row: T. Kuzior, C. Nicdermeyer, Haeme, I. Kawley, A. Kelley, S. Field, P. Fogarty, I. Light- foot, B. Paulctt, C. Steffen, P. Gardner. AND PLAYS , C0 CERTO '4Oh, nolv was the cry of any hapless student in the library ninth period who really Wanted to study. As the music from the band room drifted across the hall, who could keep from listening? Directed by Mr. Robert Lutz, the 65 members of the Concert Band practiced every day last period. This practicing culminated in their first annual VVinter Concert, a Band-in-the-Round at Copley High School, the Summit County Music Festival, the Spring Concert, and the Memorial Day Parade. Also, a flute quartet, composed of Anne Run- ninger, Linda Jennings, Mary Lou Pim, and Netty Douglass, participated in the District Solo and Ensemble Contest at Kent State University. Receiving a I, or superior rating, they participated in the State Contest on April 6. Band officers' were president, Jack Hawley, vice-president, Nancy Hepler, and secretary-treas urer and librarian, Judy Lynch, Catch him, Karen?? 98