St John Vianney High School - Viannite Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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Outside ot St. John Vionney High In splendor, John LeSage gets ready to lead the band down field, as Bonnie Woughter and Ann Marie Miller, major- ettes, await the cue. HA ,. Two clarinets back up a flute solo by Ann Marie Miller, while the trumpets and other instruments remain silent, awaiting their cue of entry. Our Comic Troup goes into its antics during a practice session at Atwood Field.

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There's Music in the Air Both inside and Mr. Campbell, our musical director, fully enjoys his labors in music . . .here we find him at the podium, encouraging our tal- ented orchestra to perfection on a diffi- cult passage in the score. The wood-winds and trumpets blend per- fectly . . .as the percusionist awaits the signal to give boom to the crescendo. Mellow Saxes and ompha of bass and baritone horns add to the completeness of harmony. 52

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I ff' x Our Voices Really Shake the Rofters A mighty group of lungs are found in the boys' choral group. Webb Martin is the accompanist, and Don DeShano, David Archambault, Ron Burd- gick, Raymond Rabidoux, Jim Menosky, Dan Kiv- ett and Gary Burdgick form the front row. Center are: John McKerring, Dick Weed, Doug Hogen, John DeShano and Al Deshano. Last row, but not the quietest are Ken Bauer, Larry Smith, Tom Ragnone, Bob Ponsetto and Bob Smith. The sopranos and contraltos are caught here in the camera's eye... and they seem to be in very good voice. 54 Packing the auditorium, filling it with song in community fashion, we find the student body-seems we have the baritones in the ma- jority here. Us f ys Jack Diem Dale Wiskur Mike rkhurst, Jim Bigelow, Dave Don- ly and Peter Saxton. eading the songfest are the senior , . , . 3 . 1 'S