St Pauls High School - Look Ahead Yearbook (Norwalk, OH)

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CRLSF megan Qfgpg 'adder - lah. x if bg, wf C 'N A. The St. Paul marching Band shows its winning form on the field. B. Mr Wescott, our new band di- rector, has brought many new ideas into the music system. C. The band shows product of weeks of practice as they delight people throughout the football season. 25

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Bandsmen Stimulate Musical Appreciation . 23? i as ? 'ittii ' f 'ef X cv tin -2 X i rug I Q i 5' i L f .ss I . , - V, as H 'ifsfiiy' M , ' Wzffsfb' ,,.. , ' E - ' U iii i i H .. Eid M ,N 1 ,V Y i ' Y ff ,, iyyfiiii ifii mii 1 H R i Q53 A W i in 1 2 ii xi W Y : V ' t - it ' 5 I kF ft7:i nj' i? , s E 1 as, , iitt , s ,.,., , 55 Q 'UG K i 5. The St. Paul Band continued to supply musical enj oytnent under the direction of Mr. Robert West- cott who is in his first year at St. Paul's. Band is a class as well as an activity. Students take lessons during their study halls and practice after school. The Marching Brass entertains at every football game, supplying pop music for ha1f..time crowds, Pep Band adds zest and enthusiasm to pep rallys while Concert Band offers a more serious form of music. Band members are also in- volved in extra-curricu1ar ac- tivities. Some of the students attended the District Il Festival at Bellvue and others traveled to the Music Festival at Delaware , Ohio. The Music Department at St. Pauls strives to mold enj oy- ment and musical achievements through its band programs. Members learn the inportance of a good performance and an appreciation of music. A. Pep band leaves after a pep ralleyl B. Band officers for the '72-'73 year are Grace Hay, Diane Camp, Ric Zimmerman and Nina Zannieri. C. Nina Zammieri practices the flute under Mr. Westcott's watch- ful eye. in Vi

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G.A.A. Successful in Many Endeavors The Girl's Athletic Association, an outlet for energy, played an active part in developing skill and sportsmanship. Under the super- vision of Mrs. Becky Speer, the G.A.A. sponsored a variety of activities, including interscholastic and intramural sports, the Easter slumber pai-W, and a scavenger hunt. The highlights of the year included four main events. Powder Puff Football Game, with the upper classmen claiming victory, Holy Cross-Notre Dame game, won by Holy Cross 19-185 the annual Gym- nastic Show , and a combined G. A.A . -Pep Club banquet finishing the year. i N --fl. -....- ,F is , li' 1 fel-'fir ' W H Q ,,f - : -:- ..,:f:, . N A y t C w E Z K i T Y , . 5 ,QL I r-fi t,,,, 'l it if .i 'e it f ,V V - ,. 5 . 'M ' - f ,,,., its P . ., ,, 23 5, ,, r..,, .,.. . Q . W- H, N as 5 'u s l J ..,, :lag .Ep 4 I 9 Vw ' n o Q' S B '31 A ' 7 ,Tu Zig . I ' 5,5 Agn? nil 'I , , f i., -V .Q K 'O fi' 'l rf ' E ,, 7' H 's- f ? f . - q K -wi A. 7 , L ' Y 1 ' 'P' l i r a, M V Y 4 - c. 'Nr' 'f' - ' t ' 5 I X D 26 ho X17 if