Triway High School - Titan Yearbook (Wooster, OH)

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,.....-N .,,.,.a ...psf My Y Pep Band Provides Spirit, Entertainment ..i.,--.....l.. .. .:.. .. - i ' s 'Q .Aali- if - , . , . - ' ' i , . , tiiir I f? . I I 5 .A wi-511' .. , tg' qi! EQ pf E 58 The Pep Band is made up of a small group of spirited bandsmen. These people open each home varsity basketball game by playing the national anthem. They spread spirit to the crowds at basketball games by cheering and play- ing fight songs and the jungle beat. The band celebrated the end of the basketball season with a party. A. - Dan Bowman and Bob Merillat take a break from music and get quite involved in the game. B - Ralph No- letti and Bruce Polen consider what song to play next. C - Pep Band: L. Strong, D. Preston, S. Batdorf, R. Mar- tine. ROW 2: M. Duell, K. Brazee, L. Boyer, ROW 3: K. Meier, S. lckess, B Hoffman, J. Speicher. ROW 4: J. lcikes, D.Cermely.

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.,. , ig. fix ' .-L' 'K 5 :li , t Hp 4 ,YIM -147 V 9 i Pl lx . gf , M A ll - .i -i..4.51l . y . L' f' H5 During the last two or three weeks of August from 8 in the morning until 3 in the after- noon bandsmen and major- ettes gather each weekday to learn new shows, music and routines. Triway had it's larg- est marching band with a total of ninty-six members. During the spirng concert, awards were given to all bandsmen. Karen Brazee was the recipient of the Douglas Annette Memorial Award and for the most inspirational bandsman. A: Mr. Books smiles, pleased with the sound produced by the band. B: Sen- iors, C. Natalizio, D. Bowman, and J. Speicher play the French horn. C: Pausing for one of her many rests is M. Hess. D: Showing a more seri- ous mood, Mr. Brooks conducts the Spring Concert. E: Triway's concert band. 57

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New Uniforms Add to Majorettes' Appearance A - Head majorette Jane Besancon smiles at the crowds as she performs during half-time. B -- Senior major- ette Cheryl Akins shows some of her twirling ability in this half-time rou- tine. C - The majorettes pose in front of the school before leading the march down to the football field. D - Preci- sion is the word for the majorettes' performance at football games. This year the majorettes were headed by Jane Besan- con. Five of the girls were sen- iors, and one was a junior. They put their heads together and tried to come up with new and different routines. The re- sults were fantastic. New outfits including arm- bands and headbands were purchased by the Triway Music Boosters and perked up the appearance of the band. The majorettes used a var- iety of materials during half- time shows. Some of these were pompoms, hats and canes, cardboard peanut men, and fire batons. 1 A l ROW 1: D. Armstrong, J. Besancon, L. Weed, ROW 2: A. Riggenbach, C. Akins, E. Moore. 59