Wheaton Community High School - Wecomi Yearbook (Wheaton, IL)

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. C. H. S. BANDS PRESENT A VARIETY in 'iii 'f'f' I f if L, ROW l: Kay Frank, Janie Shackel, Pat Hollingsworth, Carol Sweet, Bill Stone, Elaine Strobot, Cathy Clendenning, Donna Doudna, Joyce Claudon, Sandy Fors, Connie Doud, Linda Wandrey, Lynn Johnson, Sue Von der Heydt. ROW 2: Don Davis, Steve Kimbell, Sandy Pierce, Ed Howard, Jim Davis, Liz Ray, Paul Hollingsworth, Sue Nelson, Sally Game, John Ahlers, Drina Baum, John Roberts, Tony Taschetta, Dave Martin, Gail Fyhrie, Ken Schvvaber, Deanna Olson. ROW 3: Doug Sanders, Joan Trummel, Mary Richmond, Jenny Thurlby, Michel Benaroyo, Darlene Gross, Bob Peterson, Doug Tweedie, John Brocker, Bill Rathie, Larry Hill, Jim l-lakes, Don Boardman, Todd Spicer, Dave Lawrence, Tim Newitt, Howard Macy, Randy Koch, Marshall Rogers, Jim Crabtree, Don LaBar, Craig Krahl, John Almond, Vicki Klug, Jean Watkins, Nadine Jentz, Tom Hamilton. ROW 4: Mike Smith, Bob Ramp, Pete DeVere, Rich Sand- ers, Neil McCloud, Bob Phillips, Malcolm Babb, Gary Blumenshine, Pete Blackwood, Bob Bryant, Bob McDonald, Bob Beckman, Phil Wagner, Evelyn Hood, Torn Moon, Gary Sheridan, Tom Attig, Maurice Macy, Tim Erin, Richard Glass. ROW 5: Lanell Neumann Nan Jerdee. ROW i: Laura Weeg, Diana Knaak, Lido Nicholson, Gail Bowhay, Van den Eykle, Craig Thiele, Bob Peterson, Bill Frank, Brian Salter Pat Williams. ROW 2: Janis Cramer, Steve Fry, Nancy Wilhoit, Jim Gunlock, Dave Frank. ROW 4: Ara Sue Marston, Cliff Cqmgon Kathy MacKinney, Pete Henning, Robert Johnson, Bruce Meyers, Ed Jim Rue, Neil McCloud, Bruce Mate, Glenn Lass. Contorti, Robert Tershel, Ronald LaPage. ROW 3: Judy Doud, Mary

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OF PROGRAMS AND COMPOSITIONS WiTh The flare of TrumpeTs and ruffle of drums, The T960 marching sea- son began Tor The VVCHS band. Tony TascheTTa led The band down The Held Tor Tive halTTime perTormances, The Themes varied Trom urging The public To voTe, To Halloween pranks. The marching season ended in The mud, buT The mission was accomplished. Following The concenTraTed eTTorT on The TooTball Tield, The band began work on iTs concerT season. Their hrsT public performance was aT ChrisT- mas, under The direcTion oT.ArThur SweeT, when The band parTicipaTed in a program Tor The service clubs of WheaTon. ATTer This evenT, The band began hard work and many exTra hours of rehearsal, in preparaTion for The annual spring concerT. Time was also spenT in working wiTh small groups and soloisTs for The conTesT. During The year, proiecTs of selling candy and Tudge were underTaken To earn money for an exchange concerT or a Trip To The Indianapolis 500 parade. These acTiviTies were under The supervision oT The ofTicers: Rich- ard Glass, PresidenT, Howard Macy, Vice-PresidenT, Tony TascheTTa, Treasurer, and Gail Shackel, SecreTary. The enTire year was Tull of musical rewards and accomplishmenTs. The band had a feeling of uniTy, which is so imporTanT To an organizaTion of This Type. l ' A-ng' QV I3 .1 ?l Tony TascheTTa leads marching band on Held and in parades. Maioreffes Sue Kruse, Dottie WilhoiT, Julie MacGregor, and Linda ReuTer, help Mr. Sweef lead The band Through Their paces. 29