Rice Avenue High School - Unitas Yearbook (Girard, PA)

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BA D Our band, under the direction of Mr. Donald Kuntz, is composed of sixty-two members this year. They started this year with a new set of maneuvers on the football field, participated in pep parades before the games and also traveled to Mercer. Each year a number of students from our band is chosen to go to district band which was held at Academy High School in April. A combined concert was held with Wesleyville during the concert season. We are very proud of our band and also proud of the fine work they have done. ROW ONE: C. Meeder, J. Nagle, C. Skeel, J. Hazen, S. Gilbert, R. Killian, M. Marsh, L. Marrele, R. Miller, N. Joslin, B. Kelch, J. Hilgendorf, B. Coon. SECOND ROW: K. Roberts, B. Frost, D. Joslin, M. Blystone, B. Rhinehart, B. Platz, D. Miller, D. Baxter, M. Campbell, J. Gimber, B. Holliday, J. Kibler, M. Daugherty, N. Gruzosky, P. Godfrey, C. Heckman. C. Jeffords, M. Endres, J. King, J. Skeel, B. Nason, B. Keffer, D. Buzzard, K. Steadman, J. Holland, T. Kuhn, D. Hicks, J. Hotchkiss, J. Roberts, J. Endres, J. McClelland, B. Stubbe, J. Carlson, F. Katzeman, Mr. Kuntz, L. Daugherty, G. Gilbert, J. Holliday, J. Dickey, J. Heckman, COLOR GUARD There wouldn't be a parade complete without the color guard. They carry the flag of the United States, the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and the Union High flag. J. Daily, G. Fish. LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Adams, G. Northrup, J. Cook, D. Gottschling, L. Daugherty. 'Xxx JJ 'A 3'yc'!?lYfJfQ.w'7f W A T ll .f in fx! D fflwzljgx 50 xr ,I l .,, I , H J' A fi L' O EW X X ' x f Xu. 1 a . 55? -X4 W . - - ph . 'X , K 'SEQ' Ain , ff , Y.

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MAJURETTE The majorettes under the leadership of Gayle Godfrey have done different varieties of activities, during the football season. You could see their high stepping legs and cheerful smiling faces at every home game. They performed during half time, and also led the parades before all games. The majorettes do have certain qualities they have to maintain in order to become a majorette. These qualifications are: Co-operation, ability to twirl, rhythm, and neat mess. The majorettes also performed at home games during basketball season. They are a very well organized group of girls under the leadership of Gayle Godfrey and Mr. Kuntz. There are six graduating seniors this year, who are Gayle Godfrey, Lois Jean Houck, Nancy Andrews, Ann Breining, Nancy Wurst, and Edwinna Grove. LEFT: Nancy Wurst, Nancy Andrews. RIGHT: Lois Jean Houck, Ann Breining. CENTER: Gayle Godfrey. TWIRLER These seven girls with their leader, Pat Cook, are seen supporting the Majorettes at every game and parade. These girls will take over next year in the place of the graduating majorettes. LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Grove, J.Hossman, T. Cornell, P. Cook, S. Klein, B. Cornell, P. Keller. 5 . - .. 1' 1 F 1 3, 'xSg LM - -K i'.'4r