Sherwood High School - Quiver Yearbook (Sherwood, OR)

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Band gets active Shenfvood High School band helped out the 86-87 school year in many ways. They participated in a library open house at Tigard and played at the local Chamber of Commerce for a fundraiser on Valentine's Day. They also cheered on the athletes in pep band during the fall and winter sports season. The band also participated in the Homecoming festivi- ties. They marched in the parade and played That's What Friends Are For while the princesses made their rounds in the beautifully restored classic Thunderbirds. Band students marched in OSU Band Day and attended the Tri-Valley Band Festival in April. Sophomore flutist Rachelle Rock commented, OSU Band Day was fun, but it rained. There were two band classes offered for grades 9-12 but some of the students felt that a freshman band should have been offered. According to Mr. Keith Blau, band in- structor, the freshmen were less experienced and tended to get frantic while the older students tended to get frus- trated because they had to stop more often. When asked what he enjoys the most about band Mr Blau answered, 'lTaking an unkown piece of music and making an expressive performance. SHEWBGB SNES? THIRD PERIOD BAND practices for their upcoming concert. Top Row: Jill Crecratt, Joel Goodman, Mr. Keith Blau, Rachel Pompe, Re- nee Repple, Christi Peterson, Vicki Williams. Bottom Row: Keri Man- derfield, Jennifer Landis, Amanda Jones, Rachelle Rock. 26 Band THE SHS BAND marches in unison down the streets of Sherwood. The band always participates in the an- nual Homecoming Parade put on by the SHS students for the com- munity. FRESHMAN BASS CLARINET PLAYER Jeff Lindeman and sopho- more trumpet player Joel Good- man strive for improvement and stay after class to polish up their skills.