Hut Two, Three, Four • . . Pep Band Brings Life to Assemblies!
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Hut Two, Three, Four • . . Pep Band Brings Life to Assemblies! MPHS Marching Band: Front Row: Lisa Somes. Andrea Janson, Laura Poynor, Heidi Warriner, Linda Chamberlain, Susan Ramseth, Cindy Wujek, Lisa Allen, Wendy Breckon, Andy Haskins, Mary Andrejewski, Shawn Fluharty, Kurt Schmidt, Rick Phelps, Greg Dening, Tony Key, Brett Chaffer, David Emmons, Chris Wisneski, Andy Clason, Curtis Martin, Kristen Blount, Debi Tarrant, Pat Crawley, Tim Aherns, Dave Jensen, Scott White, Chris Hanson, Ryan Hoffman, Allen Hunt, Joe Courtright, Dave Bettisworth, Michelle Pellenn, Chris Schroeder. LeeAnne Breckon, Cheryl Gaskill, Brigid Keenan, Beth Sterling, Susan Juhasz. Middle Row: Director Steve Wolf, Andrea Black, Cathy Lloyd, Chris Nee, Michelle DeYoung, Frank Marshall, Pat Plouff, Tom Kruut, Jennifer Dening, Jillene Loomis, Larnie Higgins, Thomas Martin, Melanie Starks, Bob Hooper, Cindy . Runski, Jim Collin, Linda Hooper, Cindy Lovejoy- \ Debbie Miller, Ken Marten, Mike John, Scott | Fountain, Richard Clark, Joel Debruin, Rocky j Dowell, Eric Prewitt, Bruce Straight, Scooter Oi> | Rob Etienne, Barb Runski, Julie Moreno, Jody Bergey, Cheryl Imm, Tina Brockman, Jennifer Machuta, Trudy Martin, Marjy Johnson, Student Director—Mike Michon. Back Row: Julie Wolford. Laura Swart, Lisa Breckon. Emily Stout, Jeff Bridges—Drum Major, Dawn Hyland, Stephanie Stenman, Laura Sandel, Caroline Molson. Despite her battered flag, Emily Stout remains at attention. The band began its' marching season two weeks before school started with a week of intensive training at camp for the freshmen. The second week veteran band members joined them for yet another week of practice. The band worked hard rehearsing and at building spirit in preparation for the first home football game. When they put on an outstanding show and re- ceived a standing ovation. Later in the season the band was invited to a competition in St. Johns. They did very well and learned much from the other bands there. The band continued their excellence through the rest of the season. In November the band changed from their flashy marching uniforms to their tuxes and long skirts. The concert sea- son was equally successful. The " I " rat- ing at Districts at Saginaw Arthur Hill was well earned. They brought home an "overall rating" of 2 at state but re- ceived a " I " in sight reading. Individual band members did well in district and state solo ensemble festivals. The Jazz Band, also known as "The Pack", performed at a variety of places this year. They hosted the area jazz festival, attended the 10th annual CMU Jazz Festival, played at the presenta- tion of the "Excellence in Teaching Awards" and joined the junior high Jazz Band in their spring concert. The Pep Band was an elite group of the most spirited people in the band. They brought life to the basketball games and pep assemblies. Full of spirit, the Pep Band wins the pep stick at this assembly. Before a football game, freshmen Allen Hunt and Joe Courtright, and sophomore Dave Bettisworth fire up the crowd by playing the "Fanfare". 54—Band Pep Band—55
Transcript of Hut Two, Three, Four • . . Pep Band Brings Life to Assemblies!
Hut Two, Three, Four • . . Pep Band Brings Life to Assemblies!
MPHS Marching Band: Front Row: Lisa Somes. Andrea Janson, Laura Poynor, Heidi Warriner, Linda Chamberlain, Susan Ramseth, Cindy Wujek, Lisa Allen, Wendy Breckon, Andy Haskins, Mary Andrejewski, Shawn Fluharty, Kurt Schmidt, Rick Phelps, Greg Dening, Tony Key, Brett Chaffer, David Emmons, Chris Wisneski, Andy Clason, Curtis Martin, Kristen Blount, Debi Tarrant, Pat Crawley, Tim Aherns, Dave Jensen, Scott White, Chris Hanson, Ryan Hoffman, Allen Hunt, Joe Courtright, Dave Bettisworth, Michelle Pellenn, Chris Schroeder. LeeAnne Breckon, Chery l Gaskil l , Brigid Keenan, Beth Sterl ing, Susan Juhasz. Middle Row: Director Steve Wolf, Andrea Black, Cathy Lloyd, Chris Nee, Michelle DeYoung,
Frank Marshall, Pat Plouff, Tom Kruut, Jennifer Dening, Jillene Loomis, Larnie Higgins, Thomas M a r t i n , Melanie Starks, Bob Hooper, Cindy . Runski, Jim Collin, Linda Hooper, Cindy Lovejoy- \ Debbie Miller, Ken Marten, Mike John, Scott | Fountain, Richard Clark, Joel Debruin, Rocky j Dowell, Eric Prewitt, Bruce Straight, Scooter Oi> | Rob Etienne, Barb Runski, Julie Moreno, Jody Bergey, Cheryl Imm, Tina Brockman, Jennifer Machuta, Trudy Martin, Marjy Johnson, Student Director—Mike Michon. Back Row: Julie Wolford. Laura Swart, Lisa Breckon. Emily Stout, Jeff Bridges—Drum Major, Dawn Hyland, Stephanie Stenman, Laura Sandel, Caroline Molson.
Despite her battered flag, Emily Stout remains
at attention.
The band began its' marching season two weeks before school started with a week of intensive training at camp for the f reshmen. The second week veteran band members joined them for yet another week of practice.
The band worked hard rehearsing and at building spirit in preparation for the first home football game. When they put on an outstanding show and received a standing ovation.
Later in the season the band was invited to a competition in St. Johns. They did very well and learned much from the other bands there. The band continued their excellence through the rest of the season.
In November the band changed from their flashy marching uniforms to their tuxes and long skirts. The concert season was equally successful. The " I " rating at Districts at Saginaw Arthur Hill was well earned. They brought home an "overall rating" of 2 at state but received a " I " in sight reading. Individual band members did well in district and state solo ensemble festivals.
The Jazz Band, also known as "The Pack", performed at a variety of places this year. They hosted the area jazz festival, attended the 10th annual CMU Jazz Festival, played at the presentation of the "Excellence in Teaching Awards" and joined the junior high Jazz Band in their spring concert.
The Pep Band was an elite group of the most spirited people in the band. They brought life to the basketball games and pep assemblies.
Full of spirit, the Pep Band wins the pep stick at this assembly.
Before a football game, freshmen Allen Hunt and Joe Courtright, and sophomore Dave Bettisworth fire up the crowd by playing the "Fanfare".
54—Band Pep Band—55
