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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 4, 1961)
Mfo) 1AK I 34 I o .. . ; Oil v -'li I i itii Mar" an airl")i ti n, m.I I " (V Marching Band Stages Half time Pageant With Medford High Band In Kezar Stadium SIGHTSEEING was a part of the agenda for the KUHS band members who were shown here visiting tha Cliff House near Golden Gate Park. Here, Bob Dugan, left, and Gordon Hicks try out tha view from the special bi noculars at tha Cliff House. They also visited the Stein- ' THE MOUNDS of luggage start to pile up in front of tha Whitcomb Hotel in San Fran hart Aquarium, eiseo where tha members of the KUHS band stayed during their trip to tha East I . . .,- .,:.... . . ... -x Wast Shrine game. It took a lot of luggage plus tha instruments to handle the needs f - ' . !.' v ". x r,v ";: of tha band members on this trip. f -Nn i IB Li hi T. mi i i ii I I KZ ft "j 1 A IIG BANNER proudly proclaimed Klamath Falls to tha throng that gathered for tha cast-Wast Shrine game in San Francisco. Tha KUHS band is shown here as they assembled prior to tha opening. of tha annual classic in Keiar Stadium Saturday afternoon. ENJOYING THE VIEW from the ocean-side were mem bers of the KUHS band. Hera, Kay York, left, points out ah interesting feature to Carmen Peebler. The Cliff House, another spot visited by tha band, can be seen in tha background. WARMING UP for tha big event are Susan Fredricks, left, and Sara MeLin. Back ground, other members of the band get their instruments ready for tha band's a p. pearanca at the East-West game in Kezar Stadium. r 1 I Iff f see a j JtJ VSp: k r-. o n .it.. 4 'Li c A- A PANORAMIC VIEW of the jam-packed Kaiar Stadium is shown in this picture by Herald and News photogra pher Don Kettlar taken from a vantage point high up in tha stadium. This was taken just before the beginning of tha East-West football gam. . PICTURE TAKING was all part of the fun as the band en joyed tha sights of San Francisco. Here, Sara McLin pre pares to snap three pretty band members, left to right, Andrea Reeder, Nancy Young and Shilea Hale. r -a Hi-, 1 ' . A PRE-PERFORMANCE CHECK is made by LaMar Jensen, heading the KUHS band at the East-West game. Here, Jensen, center, checks out some maneuvers with Tom $r. t I if. I , n n I I r I I I f iruiove, lerr, arum major, ana oruce orarron jr., rignr, presioenr ot me oano. GETTING READY for the big show required some extra practice. Hera, Ephraim Heckett, left, assistant to LaMar Jensen, cheeks a point with Tom Trulove, drum major of KUHS, and Mike Johnson, far right, drum major of Med UrJ Mink Cknnl hnr4. Bath bands oerformed toaether and were practicing here at Galileo High School in San GARY SHILL is ready to do his part, proudly displaying tha title drum of tha KUHS Francisco. Tha two bands joined for pre-game activities marching band, inscribed with the Pelican. All pictures taken by Herald and Newt A tKeiar Stadium. . photographer uon Kettler, ' 1 ' ' ' ; : A " n C SEA OP PEOPLE includinq many musical and marchina i tivities of the East-Wast gam. Thera apMar to ba units was captured on film by Don Kettler during the a a- I many people en tha field at in tha stand.
