South Junior High School - Falcon Yearbook (Fort Dodge, IA)

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AFKCHING BAND Fuller, David Zierke, Pat Wildt, and ,Tim Vanande. Row 4: Sue Ludvigson, Gayle Olson, Diane Marnach, Gayle Laurie Hager, Annette Marnach, Medha Johnson, Cyndy Schmieder, Roberta West, Anita Marnach, Terry Lynn Gernhart, and Chris Saxton. Row 5: Dawn White, Jean Sorenson, Daisy Whitehill, Lois Edwards, Dawn annenbring, Glenda Gudmonson, Debbie Lentsch,' Kathy Wingerson, Linda Anderson, Linelle Stanberg, Cherri Chal- 11, Terri Brown, Mark Maggio, Diane Lagerstrom, and Kristi Martin. Not pictured Brian Holmgaard, Steve Crouse, om Dillon and Gloria Klinefelter. EE' if And the band marched on. a..-:-inet!! H W .. Er 5557?-S?'-, .,- , , 1 .ZH ,,,,fs1ff',u ,q4, Y HL' - , E

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SOUTH'S GREA Marching band members as they appear left to right: Kris Webb, Drum Majorette out front. Row 1: Greg Lombard, Ron Laird, Dana Morton, Jim Hanes, Evonne Birchmeir, Kenny Anderson, Tammy Richards, Nancy Chalstrom, Allison Rich- ards, Renee Teague, Dan Essig, Mike Dopita, Randy Miller, Jeff Swanson, Ed Anderson, and Doug Hottman. Row 21 Steve Klinefelter, Steve Stark, Alan Thul, Brian Pietr, Leslie Iordison, Mark D. Brown, Craig Beck, David Olson, Chris Pugh, Kim Corey, Rocky Porter, Mark E. Brown, Tim Camamo, Dave Hottman, and Ron Bemrich. Row 3: Sheryl Pride, Joan Trusty, Dan Springeler, Victor Crouse, Julie Heech, Jim Hay, Bruce Berger, Yvonne Peterson, John Kurth, Kevin Long, Marchin band under the direction of Mr Bode is one of our achieve-- g , . , ments in the Music field here at South. Our band is composed of ap- proximately eighty students. lt includes all who play a band instrument except beginners. The band rehearses every morning before school for about two months in preparation for their performances. We march in the Senior High Homecoming Parade and during the half time festivities at the Parents Night Football game. This year the band and Mr. Bode were apprehensive about whether or not the weather would clear enough for the Homecoming Parade to be held. Our fears were unfounded, for the afternoon proved to be sunny and bright. Parents' Night proved a different story. It was cold and windy, and we played in our coats and wore mittens. Despite the weather we out marched and out played the other bands as usual. Mr. Bode advises someone to get in step.

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Lx L A CCNCERT BAND Kneeling: Bruce Berger, Craig Beck, Steve Klinefelter, Steve Stark, Jeff Swanson, John Kurth, Tim Camamo, Pat Wildt Mike Dopita, Steve Crouse, Joan Trusty, Yvonne Peterson, Roberta West, Linda Anderson and Terri Brown. Standing Row Glenda Gudmonson, Debbie Lynch, Evonne Birchmeir, Allison Richards, Tammy Richards, Nancy Chalstrom, Renee Teague, Diane Lagerstrom, Cindy Schmieder, Annette Marnach, Diane Marnach, Laurie Hager, and Gayle Olson. Stand- ing Row 3: Victor Crouse, Jim Hanes, Gale Christopher, Kathy Wingerson, Leslie Jordison, Medha Johnson, Lynn Gernhart, Craig Stewart, Dawn Dannenbring, Cherri Chalstrom, Anita Marnach, Terri Horton and Kristi Martin. Standing Row 4: Kenny Anderson, Rocky Porter, Ron Laird, Ron Bemrich, Mark Maggio, Kevin Long, Doug I-lottman, Ed Anderson, Christir Saxton, Randy Miller, David Olson, Dan Essig, Linell Stanberg. Last Row Standing: Kristie Webb, Sheryl Nordstrom, Dave Hottman, Mark E. Brown, Greg Lombard, Jim Vanade, David Zierke, Tom Dillon, Christine Pugh, Kim Corey, Gloria Klinefelter, Not Pictured: Cyndie Phillips, Terri Laird, Sue Ludvigsen and Lora Hayes. The South Junior High Concert Band consists of seventy or eighty of the more advanced players. This large ensemble re hearses from 7:45 to 8:30 a. m. on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Their activities consist of concerts for the students, parents, and the traditional exchange concerts with North Junior High. Music consists of the more advanced Junior ,High some easier Senior High music. I wish I had a penny for every trip Mr. Bode has made back and forth with those music stands. A iam SSSSiOI1 ifl the band 1'OOm???? ? .-