Shorecrest High School - Loch Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Formal, informal music performed through Orches ri front row from left Janet Strandberg, Karen Faller, Beverly Coldsbary Ma n e Jones R i Schneider, Iris Elder, Jan Ericlrsen, Karen Meyer Laura Knudson second row Joan Jakutis, Carol Magner, Beverly ass orett ei i H o Jim Richards, Pon Gregg, Linda Falconer Pam Ives Sharor Nelson Myra Stuhley, Carolyn Emigh, Linda Cass Susan Leitch third row Laura Gregg, Dan Lattin, Jennifer Blaine, Chirlene Hathaway Margaret Geiszler, Susan Robbins, Betsy Hollings- Mr Rodrique is directing the orchestra in a formal performance. 64 worth Carol Yeager, Susan Summers, Doug Olsen, Andy Neddemeyer, Eric Bamin, Julie Zarelli, Laurie Roberts, Doug Kinkaid, Fred Larsen, Pam Thurman, Cheryl Weatherford, back row, Jerry'l2antz, Dave Johnson, Bill Brodie, B ll Newby, Steve Bradford, Skip Lindsey, Carolyn Swonberg, Fritz Kopeinig Don Campbell, Jim Betts Reid Brockway, Brian Leitch, Greg Garlock, Jeff Cloves, Bob Abrams, Norman Cole, Mr Rodrique. Putting a clarinet under one arm, he takes a black music stand in either hand and leaves the gymnasium tor the band room, As he walks, he whistles snatches ot a song the orchestra has just been playing at the assembly, With the Fall and Thanksgiving assembly behind them the orchestra was ready-to begin prac- ticing tor the Spring and Christmas con- certs, in Kismet, and at a variety ot special appearances. Under the direc- tion ot Mr. Thomas Rodrigue the orches- tra did a tine iob ot presenting pieces suited to every taste. Uniforms for the 65 members were purchased this year. The boys wore dork green blazers and the girls had wool dresses of the same color which they made themselves.

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out the year by our orchestra and bands The pep band plays for all the games Mr Slolund puts the band through one of :ts many numbers The ram soaked grass squlshes under the row of bandmembers feet as they march an closed ranks These same feet covered wnth Scottssh spats march at football games and competitions The rnght foot must be taught nts dnrectuon from the left whsle the mrnd ns busy wuth the nntrlcacues of playnng a musncal xnstrument Each year the band takes several trrps to partlclpate nn extra actuvrtres During the longest one they were nnvolved In the pageantry of the Queen s Festrval at Vrctorla Canada Pep wnth a beat was stimulated at the basketball games by several members of the band The pep combo used a gazz style for frght songs