York High School - Duke Yearbook (York, NE)

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As the hnal note of Pomp and Circumstanceu left their instruments, band members suddenly realized that it signified the end of their year of can- certs, friendships, and contests. Much, however, was to be remembered. The Mid- Winter Concert and the Spring Concert with guest soloist, Aaron Schmidt, were among the main pro- grams. Long hours of practice were rewarded with an excellent rating at AlcSar'Ben. State Music Clinic in Hastings and Mid-East Music Festival in Columbus were scenes of memorable events. Backing both varsity teams during home games, the pep band helped push them on to victory. During half times the marching band performed complicated drills, Student government had its initial try among York High band members as they experienced the self' discipline method under the supervision of Director Glenn l.. Trent. . .and the Band TROMBONES AND BARITONES Above FIRST ROW E Zieg .l Kurvze man VV lrmer SECOND ROW C Clarke J Davis N Marge' THIRD ROW R Brawn D Smith K Hewitt BAND DIRECTOR Glen Trent-- Left CHECKING THE SCORE-Be!owH Yvonne Eberle, captain Richard Striclxler lieutenant, Carolyn Donohoe, secretary Jim Briney public- ity chairman

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