York Suburban High School - Profile Yearbook (York, PA)

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Suburbaifs Music Makers CLARINET Barbara Freed Pat Ness David Herr Dianne Peters Karen Frederiekson Joanne Kapp Ross Albright Ronald Weber Sandy Eppinger Virginia Young Janice Rising Phyllis Shoap Kathy Ruby Michael Pope Pamela May Gregory Rhoa Ralph Geltz John Flinchbaugh Nancy Kapp Michael Patz Gary Kralik Larry Grandstaff Paul Stock Lewis Lutz Barbara Greenholt SAXOPHONE Larry Hoffman David McConkey Bronly Boyd Donna Witmyer Byron Kehr Doug Anstine FRENCH HORN Arleigh Helfer Bradley Sowers Stanley Hamberger BARITONE Robert Wooley Jeff Neff Ed Robertson --iqv PERCUSSION Richard Barshinger John Uhler Robert Rohrbaugh Tom Meiser Ross Witman Carol Morton Leah Black Barhara Harry TUBA Warfield Hummer Charles Strayer Steve Herr

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trike Llp The Band CORONET AND TRUMPET Douglas Everett Stephen Ilerllman llerhert Ilurn Brian Janis l'r:iw1'orcl Kauffman Jcl'l'ery Lehn .luhn Orr-nclnrff Dennis Baumllardncr Shreve Julinesscc Rohm-rt Minnirh Jim llarlavker .lohn Allison Joel Fink Nelson Loughlin Sidney Trump David Baker Dean Norbcck Lonnie Krout Rodney Albright TROMBONE Robert Grim Philip Ramsay Joe Berk Buddy Fadwalladcr Eugene Sehenek Blair Brown Richard Witman Bill Walcski Eclwarrl Strayer OBOE Barbara Poet Linda Hug: Trena Witmycr Barbara Frankel FLUTE Michael Bowser Susan Seitz Barbara Crumrine Nancy Shannon Kathy xVI!LUlCl Barbara Filing Susan llarbold Rebecca Scott Janet Sprcnklc Neila Krauss

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Brightening The Knights 2 . BANDFRONT First row: Iuliann Martin, Sonia Whare, Kathy Bull, Sue Kling, Carol Lindecamp, Donna Hoover, Linda Lanuis. Second row: Marcia Kauffman, Donna Lehr, Kathy Emig, Georgia Cramer, Phyllis Gladfelter, Jean Shay, Linda Sellers, Ann King, Michele Brenner, Marty Watt, Brenda Miller, Janet Filing. A marching band needs a bandfront, and the York Suburban Knights are proud of their hard- working, high-stepping, eye-catching girls. Every band has majorettes and flag twirlers, but our band- front is unique, Instead of the usual flock of girls with batons, the public sees stately orange and black knights in white majorette boots bearing lances and swords. Before the Lancettes and Swordettes marches the Color Guard, carrying our school's and 72 country's Hags and three metal shields reading York Suburban Knights in glittering silver. Our one majorette is talented in music as well as in rhythm, for besides displaying skill with her baton, she guides the band on parade and sometimes leads it on the football Held. Whether marching down Market Street or presenting an original routine at a half-time show, our bandfront paints an attractive and memorable picture for its audience.