Wilson Area High School - Les Memoires Yearbook (Easton, PA)

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i f i ev - -. Brass Section-ROW 1: D. Wolfinger, M. Campbell, D. Meyers, G. Allen, D. Trittenbach, P. Woodwinds-ROW 1: A. King, L. Kroenick, L. Guerke, K.Weslock, J. Pope, 1. Long, D.SheIIer Schmidt, M. Deemer, B. Porter, D: Long, l. Brewer, C. Morris. ROW 2: D. Johnson, S. Shafer, M.A. ROW 2: K. Lohrman, N. Fisher, R. Amy, E. Bartokovitz, S. Mazur, T. Coles, S. Lesh, G. Wieand Baltz, S. Gonzales, P. Campbell, D. Deremer. ROW 3: T. Rice, K. Kessler, R. Moser, K. Fox, R. ROW 3: C. Hutchison, L. Mellick, L. Roscioli, S. Fischer, L. Catanzaro. ROW 4: D. Moser, T Oberman, T. Whitmore, D. Nixon. ROW 4: M. Coyle, S. Fox. ROW 5: l. Whitmore, F. Whitmore. Hutnik, E. Verba, B. Richebacher. ROW 5: B. Oddo, J. Coyle. ROW 6: C. Snyder, l. Ebner. Band Seniors-K. Smith, l. Coyle, E. Weaver, S. Fox, D. Deremer, K. Weslock, T. Rice. Percussion-ROW 1: K. Smith. ROW 2: A. Clewell, C. Black, P. Katinis, D. Walters, K. Shuttle- Tubas-D. Roberts, l. Rice, l. Stocker, 1. Roccaro, E. Weaver, B. Poff. worth, E. Lawrence. ROW 3: B. Baker, C. Siemons. 9

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'HEWLSONI BOROUGH HIGH SCHOC- WARR DR BAND As the end of August drew near, the members of the Warrior Band realized what was dawning upon them-the busy and exciting 1972-73 band season. Even the intense heat of Band Week did not hinder the band's spirit as music was mastered and the many basic maneuvers practiced. Next came football season and weeks of practice on the soggy field. Still the band supported our team at pep rallies, and with a super cheering section at every game. The Bethlehem Globe-Times festival and Dieruff Competition, where the band received an overall EXCELLENT rating, were major highlights of the season. The band also participated in the Bethlehem and Easton Halloween Parades and received overwhelming applause from the spectators. Another outstanding performance was the special half-time show salute to Walt Disney, complete with Mickey Mouse marching down Main Street, U.S.A. A fantastic Turkey Day show, with the burning of the stake of the Blue Eagle, added the final touch to a tremendous marching band season. Concert Band season began with Mr. Curnow, capable director, putting our talented musicians to work. With more difficult pieces and contemporary arrangements, the concert season found the band performing at Meuser Park, opening the park concert season, and home with the very successful Spring Band Concert on May 12. Besides concentrating on music, the Warrior musicians, aided by the Band Boosters, earnestly participated in fund raising projects for the upcoming trip to Florida, where the band has been invited to participate in the 1973 International Lions Parade. Band officers Dian Deremer, President, Kathy Smith, Vice-President, and Sharyn Fox, Secretary-Treasurer, were kept frantic trying to tally the thousands of hoagies, pizzas, and chances sold throughout the year. The incentive of the band was as great as the inspiration it had. The year drew to an end and once again the band laced up the old sneakers in preparation for hours of drilling. The Lafayette Alumni Parade in early lune was the last event before the trip and served as an excellent opportunity for practice. As the Warrior Band journeys to Florida this June, its mem bers feel the hours of hard work, long practices, and preparation will be greatly rewarding. BAND OFFICERS M. Sattler, D. Deremer, L. DeWalt, Mr. Curnow, V. Briggs, S. Fox, K, Smith. 8

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