Willoughby High School - Lens Yearbook (Willoughby, OH)

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. . ' , ' ' . - 1 A Q First row: L.Thoss, B.Ionke, M.Morris, R.l-Iansen, I.Nash, P.Ridd1e, L.Sa1er, B.Book, A.A1peter, Second row: R.Iones, 5.0t'l, D.C01- lins, G.Doskocil, E.Noss, I,Soh1, B.Janis, I.Lewis, T.Co1lins, B.Hamilton, T.Tanka, S.Forrester. Third row: L.Saxe, A.Hughes, D. Atkins, W.Or1off, B,Cox, I.Bu.rke, I.Con1ey, L.Cicek, H,Fairbanks, T.Morgan. HE Cadet Band is a group of music students in training for the concert band. Mem- bers leam to follow the baton of director Charles Ruddick and gain practical experi- ence through membership. This is the final rung on the ladder which leads to the concert band. A number of these cadets are also members of the Marching Band. At piano: Judy Stendel, First row: S,Parks, D, Dickenson, B.Pu1ford, G,Boone, D,Schu.lz, T,Sakach, M,Crookham, P,Ruddick, Second Row: A,He1tman, D,Porter, P.Quinn, B. Bourquard, A,Reyno1ds, I,Steinbrenner, J.Prahst, B,Bergem, 07fCZ765l7f0l HIS rapidly growing organization is the only musical group in the school which includes stringed instruments . This year the orchestra played in the Christmas assembly, the Christmas concert which included allthe music groups in the district, and partici- pated in many other musical events . The Orchestra learns to play with expres sion by reading the stories behind the music which they play. The result of their inter- pretations is great music played very well, 20

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1 1 ' t 4 - 1-LA. First row: I.l-Iartline, K,Yul-rl, I.Yug, F,Martich, N.Wi1llams, D.Wilson, T.Masten, L.Donovan, A.Reyno1ds, D.Haag. Second row: I.Steinbrenner I.Prah.Se. N.Mears, S.Petras, R,l-Ierrick, D,Fairbanks, D,Michener, I.Grover, P,Russo, I.Matz, D.Porter. Third row: V,Ty1er, R,Kaczynski, D. Billhardt, L,Con1ey, P.Moore, D.Radebaugh, N,Rosenberger, A.Co11e, P.Quinn, D,Bourquard, S,Fox, M,Brotr, S,Koh1er, A,Stephens, C.Row1and, L,Buh1, B.Me1len, J,Secrest, D,Co11ins, B,Fox, R,Ceasar, Fourth row: BJ-lalaburda, W,Makowski, J,Rose, J,Burch, B,Crego,A,Mauceri, D,Haa- gen, R.K1ein, B.Bergem, B.Mait1and, D,Atkin, D,Christia.n, A,l-leltman, B,Neiner, R.Roberts, B.Bourquard, N.Rowland, M.Linek, G.Caudh.i11, T Hemeyer. Comer! BJWMZI NE of the most important musical organizations at W.H.S. is the Concert Band. Each fourth period these hard-working musicians practice concert and contest music. In addition to this evening prac- tice sessions are frequently held. This year the band held a Christmas Concert, Spring Concert, and parti- cipated in two assemblies, one featuring jazz. Social activities included a Christmas party and a picnic . Awards were given to senior members at the annual banquet given in May. The club's officers - president, jim Hartlineg vice-president, janet Steinbrennerg secretary, Peg Quinng and treasurer Anne Colle - kept the band straight on the road to success at the contests. Deep thanks go to Director Charles Ruddick who inspired the band in their efforts . 19

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