Twin Lakes High School - Aquarian Yearbook (West Palm Beach, FL)

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Twin Lakes High School Bands The Twin Lakes High School Bands have enriched our school year with color and spirit. During the regular academic year the band participates in a wide range of musical activities. Many band students attend band camp each and every summer at various universities so they may perform with superiority. The Marching Band participated in our half time shows adding to the excitement of our football season. They were asked to march in the parade dedicating the downtown beautifica- tion and the eity's Christmas parade. They also received a superior rating at the state march- ing contest. The Wind Ensemble is very active the second semester of the school year. They hold con- certs and participate in F.B.A. concert contest. To earn money this year the bands have held a dance, had rummage sales and candy sales. The band holds deep pride in striving to reach the highest musical goals possible, that in turn they may represent Twin Lakes High School and its student body and faculty in the most honorable fashion. Band Director Mr. Mucci WIND ENSEMBLE: Hrs! Row: A. Riegsecker, B. Riegsecker, L. Pride, C. Brown, Second Row: K. Rogers, D. Keeslar, C. Franks, E. Andrews, E. lgnatoff, L. Shaffer, S Runyon, D. Lightsey, M. Hansel, K. Cassidy, D. Smith, S. Weiner, Third Row: D. Withington, U. Montesino, B. Dix, D. Wilkins, S. George, E. Brown, C. Taylor, J. Metcalf, B. Parks, F. Phillips, Y. Llort, J. Lamb, D. Bennett, D. Roberson, Fourth Rout: B. Tomlin, M. Carter, B. Arnette, M. Pait, J. Keels, J. Wolf. 8lO Us 'P' , ,,.,g,,,.y...'-as V ,, ...a-eva. ..,..... - f W 'www l a .. sv ng. sg, s, L -mv... v' N. i t , L. s

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Q ' t xr N 4. t- I' .1 1. .if Inf pr iii Ht rs - f .x.- 'cr .4 if ff - ' Yu , cl, p V1 2 Row: Mrs. Keller, B. Nunn, J. Nunn, Mr. Tormala, Second Row: E. Richardson, D. Roache, M. Divine, B. Dix. Media The library is well equipped this year with a sufficient staff of students assisting the media specialist in charging and dis- charging materials loaned to students and faculty, as well as producing transparencies and ditto masters. They have taken charge of categorizing and returning all books, films and periodicals to their proper plac- es. Along with the services given in the li- brary the Media Club transports all audio- visual equipment and sets up all films and filmstrips for various classes.

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MARCHING BAND 3 A S'- ADVANCED BAND: Hrs: Row: S. Kirkpatrick, L. Haynes, Second Row: T. Turk, H. McGuire, G. Burdick, K. Moser, N. Diaz, R. Oelhinger.