Weber State University - Acorn Yearbook (Ogden, UT)

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 The (ali o( 1969 found the Weber Stale Marching Band small but enthusiastic. Tho band porformod at 8u half-times m Ogden and ac- companied the football loam to 8oxomon. Montana. »0» the first time in history (tho acoro was Weber State 53—MSU 3). Flutes: tett to right: Robin Miller. Stephan Weseman. Rebecca Ro- per. Janet Eyoslone, Joanne Turk. Oboo: Edward KootitX. Baritone: Socond Row: Rodney Wickham. Fronch Horns: Scott Johnson. Launa Gilbert. Kent Mabey. Clarinets: Kirk Thompson. Bruco Boggoss Janet Buttars. Ralph Hartsock. Paul Klelnman. Kenh Kopp. Jell Stokes. Don Ponce Bassoon: Doug ThrelkekJ. Contra-Clarinet: Philip Ellis T rumpo Is: Third Row: Nyte Chris- tensen. Dennis Mattson. Roy Phil- lips. Norma Hess. Mlko Raleigh. Dave Sorenson. Percussionists: Fourth Row: Mar- vin While. Naomi Stovons. Bass Homs: Paul Blair, Ted Daugherty. Dave Arnold. Trombones: Robert Mochom. Dav- id Boucher. Kim Ferrell. Terrio Bullock. Steve Howard. Lyte Wig- gins. Before school, the membors of the band spent three days and nights at Majestic Lodge at Brighton in a pre-season march- ing Clinic with Ur. Threikeid. Be- sides indoctrination of the poor Froshmen. the winning spirit of the Wildcat band and the success formula of good marchmg were Wkod and walked through dur- ing the clinic. WIND ENSEMBLE Student and administration comp- liments have done much lo make tho marching band an organiza- tion ot honor and osteem

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 I I The Ufo Sclonce Department of Wobcr Stato sponsored a series of Audubon Mms and lectures again this year, Among the fea- tured programs wore Robert W. Davison, a naturalist-photographer of national reputation presented a program called a Journey In Time. C. P. Lyons gave a colorful look nt the English countryside In his Tilms. This Land, This Realm. This England. Many of the i-fe science students enjoyed the performances greatly (and also filled class requirements by attending them). 26