York High School - Duke Yearbook (York, NE)

Page 97 text:

ii? 4 ,Q . Band members were: tFluteJ Tarnmi Critel, Lisa Faustman+, Angie Lawrence, Cindy Rose and Brenda Stinson, tClarinetl Kathy AnstlnefBass, Lori Heidbreder, Sandy Heng, Kathy Kaiser, Amy Kleen, Lisa ManeeIy', Kathleen Minderman, Tammy Peterson, Melinda Rathjen, Tammi Ronkar-Bass, Lecia Schuller, Amy Stuhr and Brenda Waltord-Alto, tAlto Saxi Shelly Crawford, Pat Halderman+, Todd Ott and Scott Steinmetz, tOboefBassooni Lynda Olson+, tTenor Saxi Todd Bresee, Troy Burgess, Jaci Luebbe+, Howard Peters, Russell Shockey and Jeff Tassettg lBaritone Saxi LeRoy Ott+g tlrumpeti Lela Connely, Brad Friedli, Tommy Friedli, Steve Gocke, Kent Heier, Linda Heng, Bruce Hornbacher, Deb Hoskins, Greg March, Rich Nolan, Mike Rathien and Steve Strasheimt lFrench Hornl Scott Fergusont Chris Jacobson and Paul Shields, tTrombonei Karla Fillman+ .Anne Gill and James Tobeyg tBaritonei Rick Arbogast and Rick Pfeifertg CTuhai Kelly Crawtord+ and Alan Shields, tPercuss1onJ Debra Forsch, Marlin Hughesf Mike Hughes, Sonya Jacobson, Paul Kohtz, Steve Samson and Tommy Tomsf + Denotes section leader and ' denotes oflicer, tLeftJ YHS band members march down Lincoln Avenue during the homecoming parade. . lTop Leftj Dukette Chris Kear is ready for a cool drink after marching in the sun at the state fair. lTop Righti Band director David Erickson. CAboveD Kathleen Minderman helps boost the enthusiasm while playing in pep band. Band - 95

Page 96 text:

Band members are 'busier students' With all the different events, they're busier than any of the students participating in athletic events, said band director David Erickson about his band students. The band had three concerts during the 1981-82 school year. They were held during the Christmas season fDec. 81, mid-winter fEeb. 151 and in the spring CMay 31, The attendance at the concerts increased by almost 50 percent according to Erickson. There were a number of competitive events such as the Seacrest competition at Lincoln East, state marching contest at Pershing auditorium, and the district music contest. Competition usually included different classes of bands and involved as many as 80 bands. Handling concessions during athletic events and holding a dinner concert at the city auditorium helped boost the band's trip fund to approximately 36,800 In spite of two good years at YHS, Erickson resigned after the 1981-82 school year. I feel like in the six years that I've been teaching, Ilve taught ten because of all the events. I guess I'd just like to try something different for a whilef, said Erickson. by Deb Moyer f s f rj in ' 1' as 5 s .urr if cc, . .X i at . -1 :aw s tl X.. if -t N -safer 11 if WN- up L it as X is ics.. ..-s g Z t ... fs - .. K f -- ffiff f . 5 Vg, P i..-' E X 3 lAbovel The band's music is always part of the atmosphere at home football games. fAbove Rightl Brenda Stinson fleftl and Amy Stuhr squeeze through the crowded bus aisle. fRightl The YHS band in concert. 92 - Band

Page 98 text:

Turner's choirs have 'different' year 4:3 CAbovel Jon Wolter gives support tothe bass section during a rehearsal. fAbove Rightl Swing Choir members are Crop leftl Scott Otoupal, Paul Rosenau, Blaine Predmore, Rod Droud, fmiddlej Lynda Olson, Catherine Hoffman, Julie Kuzelka, Matrissa Leggett, ibOfT0ml Tammy Sebek, Lisa Faustman, Rachel Schulz and Kris Welch. 1RightJ Brenda Meade and Kris McKenzie try to surpress a giggle while singing. 94 - Choir