Sibley High School - Keewaydin Yearbook (West St Paul, MN)

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JAZZ ENSEMBLE | Small Group With Big Ideas Improvisation is a big part of being a member of the Jazz Band. At the snap of a finger any player can be called to make up a tune in front of an audience. Jazz Band plays popular music, and an audition is necessary to become a member. They wear handmade shirts for jazz contests and special performances. JAZZ ENSEMBLE FRONT ROW: P.Mattsen, J.Schubert, A.Schindler, AAMMontgomery, M.Storms, J.Esslinger, R.Ehr- lich, D.Gunderson, SECOND ROW: M.Rabuse, D.Divine, R.Mains, R.Erdahl, D.Sorenson, G.Gustafson, D.Glewwe, THIRD ROW: Mr. Minors, P.Glewwe, T.Gunderson, F.Weber, M.Schmidt, D.Brown, G.Van, J.Yahn, E.Vincent, J.Barber. ABOVE: Homeroom practice starts out with a warm up on your own instrument. RIGHT: Bob Ehrlich playing the drums. 12

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AV, LIBRARY ee eee | “It’s a Pleasure Serving You” “We serve the students,” stated Sue Schilling, a member of the schooi service library group. Mrs. Taylor feels that the helpers are “very important.” Checking students at the second floor library door is one of the many jobs of a library service member. Carol Gaard said that this has improved the stolen book stiuation. BELOW: Dave Sandford works on the copy machine. AV.FRONT ROW: W.Paulson, J.Waage, S.Golias, J.Butenhoff, D.Sandford, B.Bisser, BACK ROW: P.Rainford, D.McMonigal, B.Rydzeski, C.Martin. LIBRARY CLUB. FROM FRONT TO BACK: S.Schilling, C.Gaard, L:McDonald, K.Smith, D.Schuh, T.Feucht, L.Johnson, L.Van Beck, C.Niemczyk, L.Johnson, A.Runnberg, P.Melton, S.Brunschon, L.Hamilton, R.Johnson, P.Janetta, A.Heller, B.Furlong, P.Slater. Mr. Schreiber’s Audio-Visual Department operates as a service group for the school. Club members assist faculty and students in the use of A-V equipment and materials. Taking and processing photographs and slides, and operating PA equipment for all school activities are other functions of AV. Club members work on a voluntary basis, although some students earn school service credit for their efforts.

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SYMPHONIC BAND Somber Uniforms but Colorful Music “Begin when you’re ready,” stated Mr. Minors to students auditioning for Symphonic band last year. A member must play well in order to play the difficult music. To distinguish Symphonic band from the other bands the girls wear long black dresses, and the boys wear tuxedos. Some members also optionally participate in the Pep band at sporting events. SYMPHONIC, BAND FRONT ROW: K.McArdell, P.Matson, R.Mains, E.Drake, T.Koch, J.Schubert, A.Schindler, S.Wilson, B.Robinson, H.Fobes, H.Gesell, SECOND ROW: E.Schlick, B.Olson, D.Riggs, C.Ni- chols, L.Pierce, B.Robinson, S.Hanson, M.Gangl, P.Peterson, THIRD ROW: L.Giorgini, W.Kempe, A.Mayers, A.Melin, K.Kyro, M.Hallgren, K.Loida, P.Williams, D.Otte, G.Freeman, R.Deitner, R.Mains, D.Glewwe, P.Mattsen, J.Ehlert, P.Nicholas, P.Glewwe, FOURTH ROW: M.Rabuse, K.Holmquist, S.Larson, M.Schmidt, G.Gustafson, J.Zinnel, D.Divine, J.Hildebrandt, D.Gunderson, D.Brown, T.Gunderson, FIFTH ROW: Mr. Minors, C.Villars, F. Weber, G.McCann, S.Foreman. TOP: Practice, Practice, and more Practice. LEFT: Sean Coleman plays at a pep band event.