Westchester High School - Miacis Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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FRONT ROW: Barbara Itz, Gail Humbert, Beth Stevens, Martha Hamill, Jill Van Ert, Elaine Kadell, Nancy Witmer, Ellen Smith. SECOND ROW: Sean Schaeffer, Amy Skin- ner, Janet McDonald, Shirley Blockstahler, Kathy Jelson, Terry Ribelles, Dede Tullock, Susan Barnes. THIRD ROW: Debbie Barring- ton, Brenda Towell, Lynda Wood, Carol Denhaiser, Heather Wilkes, Cathy Johnston, Stephanie Warf, Jeanette Johnson, Jodie Abercrombie, Rikky Rivers, Cathi Wilson, Janis VanDerbur. FOURTH ROW: Harry Kelso, Steve Heard, Gregg Hedley, Mark Humbert, Mike Middlebrooke, Doug Kent, Tres Lorton, Debbie Hudgeons, Charles Raith, Meg Delancey, Barry Friedrichs. FIFTH ROW: Paul Persons, Mark Abrams, Greg Murray, George Lehman, John Thom- ason, Jim Scheppke, Craig Carlson, Terry Wilkerson, Richard Trostel, John Stewart. SIXTH ROW: Day Waddell, Tom Scheppke, Keith Gaunt, David Bugge, Pat Johnson, Forrest Bugge. NOT PICTURED: Lee Col- burn, Carl Frost, Martha McCrocklin, Van McGlasson, Becky Means, Kitty Moulton, Darcy Reynolds, Anne Walz. 148 Janet McDonald and Debbie Hudgeons become deeply involved in their music.

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7 3 “... And | play the cymbals with my knees!” Mike Post bears an array of instruments at the NAHB convention. Symphonic Band Performs At NAHB Convention The Symphonic Band is the top band. This band makes appearances at many important events in Houston. This year they played at the National Association of Home Builders Convention. They also performed in the Mall of Fountains and at the elementary schools. In the Spring, the band participated in their annual concert tour. ‘ “Has anybody seen Mr. Hammerle?’ Band students assemble to perform at the convention.

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Orchestra Competes In Buccaneer Day Festival The orchestra, under the direction of Mrs. Jo LeRue Todd, worked long and hard to bring musical fame to Westchester. They won many awards at the concert and sight-reading contests which they attended. The Orchestra joined the band in the Annual Spring Concert and their annual tour. They also provided the music for the school’s first musical pro- duction, “South Pacific.” The spring was high- lighted by their participation in nationa l com- petition at the Buccaneer Day Festival in Cor- pus Christi. “For he’s a jolly good cello ...’” Day Waddell and his good friend in orchestra. aye “You had better play or I'll turn you into a frog.” Mrs. Jo LuRue Todd instructs members during practice.