Winchester High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Winchester, IL)

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FIRST ROW: Cheryl Gregory, Diana Chute, Brenda Evans, Judy Schnake, Sally Anders, Marilyn Fricke, Judy Franklin, Marilyn Long, Diane Cox, Debbie Hatcher, Barbara Cherry, Linda Spangler, Chris Rolf, Peggy Chute, Jean Collins; SECOND ROW: Faith Moore, Jeanne Baird, Sarah Ash, Cindy Wilson, Judy Kunzcman, Betty Ford, Regina Thomas, Christi Woodcock, Barbara Lockman, Kathy Edwards, Sue Dwyer, Janet Wyatt, Patti Wiley, Sharon Sitton, Mary Lois Reid, Debbie Hoots, Dorothy Harden, Judy Fox, Brenda Gregory, THIRD ROW: Dixie Spangler, Katie Mann, Steve Todd, Robert Wallace, Larry Hcmbrough, Jim Campbell, Mike Moore, Olin McGuire, Gale Workman, Dennis Suttles, Phil Andras, Mr. Schmidt, Steve Priepot, Dan Anders, Larry Evans, Lance Steckel, Mark Allen, Paul Hawk, Janis Coultas, Susie Weder.

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FIRST ROW: Peggy Williams, Janis Coultas, Shirley Dolen, Gale Workman, Dixie Spangler, Katie Mann; SECOND ROW: Judy Kunzeman, Marilyn Fricke, Mike Moore, Chris Rolf, Sue Dwyer, Patti Wiley, Bill Herring, Melba Rolf, Dan Anders, Fred Ash, Dennis Suttles, Olin McGuire; THIRD ROW: Sharon Sitton, Sarah Ash, Linda Dean, Dorothy Harden, Paula Christian, Myra Lashmett, Lance Steckel, Cliff Bown, Robert Wallace, Steve Priepot, Sally Anders, Kathy Edwards, Faith Moore, Cindy Wilson, Mary Lois Reid, Barbara Smith, Jim Priepot, Linda Spangler; FOURTH ROW: Debbie Hoots, Jim Campbell, Judy Schnake, Donna Moore, Janice Feameyhough, Mr. Schmidt, Brenda Evans, David Barnett, Tom Witwer, Mark Allen, John DcGroot, Phil Andras.

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A bleak year was facing Win-Co-Hi's Music Department in September '66 when it was still without an instructor. But in October the course of tire department made a very sharp upward turn with the arrival of Mr. Sam Schmidt who took over the band and the chorus. Interest in tire arts saw a new high as die chorus rose to excellence, and tire band showed a marked improvement. A stage band was organized, and guitars and drum sets found their way to our stage. The year was highlighted in December with the program, Christmas in Music and Light . A full-length cheesecloth scrim stretching the width of the stage separated tlie band on the front stage from the chorus at the back. A flood of blue light illuminated the choir during their numbers while red house lights and front border lights featured the band. The audience was entertained at times with the stereo sound of two brass choirs composed of alumni. With the final choral selection, Fanfare for Christmas Day , four paintings were flooded with light giving a stain-glass window effect with breath-taking beauty. The countless hours of preparation for the program were w'ell spent for surely it was nothing like Win-Co-Hi had seen before. Members in the Music Department experienced a year of hard work and dedication, and as a result can look back on it as a year of great achievement. Compliments of: FLETCHER'S CAFE, Betty and Arthur Capps Compliments of: SAUER'S AGRICULTURAL SERVICE, Phone 742-3177