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Concert Bond
The Primary goal of the in
strumental music program ot
Woodrow Wilson Is to help its
students to develop o better
understanding and opprecio-
tion of music of oil kinds
through o wide variety of proc-
ticol performing experiences.
These activities include o mar
ching bond, pit bond, ond for
the first time this yeor on indoor
I competitive winter color guord.
The concert bond presents two
major concerts each yeor. Upon
returning from the Christmas
holidoys, 20 musicians from the
concert bond were chosen to
form the Jazz bond and to
begin preporotion for the on-
nuol concert of music ronging CONCERT BAND: SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Ken Alves, Lori Price, Theresa Marlow,
from the Dig Bond ero to con- Deb Kishbough, Sue Pescodor, Donna Hite. SECOND ROW: Rondy Potts, Dottie Hyde, Lois
temporory pop and rock hits. Benedict, Rose Almodovor, Louise Bover, Solly Hutchinson, Greg Cyrwoy, George Posini, Lori
Whitesell, Tony Proscio, Michelle Lowrence, Dill Thieme. THIRD ROW: Joel Dovne, Ed Quirk,
Most of these some musicians
Terry Shipley, Stephanie Morlow, Steve Mocinsky, Jim Groczyk, Jim Britlond, Jeff Quigley, Jim
comprised the pit bond which Marlow, Terri Quinn, Ron Groczyk, Liso Peirce, Jim DeStephono, Word Thieme. STANDING, LEFT
provided the instrumental ac TO RIGHT: Gene Peirce, John Motusek, Dove Shollcross, Jim Boumon, Mike Joy.
companiment to this years
Droodwoy production of South
Pacific. While the musicions
from the marching bond were COLORGUARD AND SILKS: KNEELING. LEFT TO RIGHT: Liso Peirce, Sue Moyer, Pot Jackson,
thus keeping busy, many of Helen Ingel. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Donno VonHorn, Chris Stepenoski, Down Ritter,
Dione Robotin, MISSING: Beth Kuhn, Peggy Ritter.
these members of the bond
were forming on indoor color
guard consisting of 8 silks and 6
rifles. The color guard, perform
ing to selections from the
"Sound of Music", presented o
morching show designed for
the confines of o bosketboll
court ond competed ogoinst
other high school color guards
during the months of March and
April.
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