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The Alumni Project - 1970's
Quick jump to an Alumni era page
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Bassinger-Revert, Glenda |
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Class of: 1970
Instrument: Clarinet |
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Although band was my life
for so many years, when I graduated I had decided not to
go thru college, so I started to work and have worked ever
since graduation. I worked for the County of Denton for 17
1/2 years, went thru the police academy at Grayson County
Junior College at age 39 and graduated 3rd in my class. I
received my Basic Police Officer certification, but got
out of law enforcement a couple of years ago. I now
drive a bus for Durham School Services here in Lewisville. |
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Fondest Memory:
Myself and Rodney Barton
went down in the history books as being the first co-drum
majors that Lewisville had. The year was 69-70. |
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9/05 |
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Burrow, Kyle |
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Class of: 1979
Instrument: Tuba |
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For the last 18 years I have
worked at UPS. Married and Living in Grand Prairie. Found
a little Gopher and married her, Karen, 25 years ago. I
have two great sons, both tuba players. Colin is 21 and
Carey is 15. The hardest thing was when Lewisville played
SGP 6 times to start the season. Almost got thrown out of
the Gopher Bowl when I would stand and start to sing the
alma mater. |
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Fondest Memory:
Shaving cream fights, Not
getting caught papering Rex's house! |
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8/06 |
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Derichsweiler - Davis, Debra |
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Class of: 1975
Instrument:
Flute/Piccolo/Majorette |
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I have 2 beautiful daughters
- Shannon and Ashley. Ashley is a junior in the LHS Band.
I am currently working at Gaylord Texan Resort as a system
administrator in the Sales Department. |
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Fondest Memory:
Marching Season wearing
those beloved "jodfers" and taping yardsticks to our arms
to keep them straight! Many wonderful memories from the
Band that Marches with Pride! |
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Derichsweiler (Dersh), Ron |
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Class of: 1978
Instrument:
Trombone |
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Was in restaurant management
for 12 years after high school. Currently an auto mechanic
and have been for the past 16 years. Met back up with my
high school sweetheart, Debbye Henderson , and we are
married with a son Jon who is a junior at LHS. He played
the Trombone through middle school and his Freshman and
Sophomore years, and has now switched to the Tuba. We
still attend all the Friday night games and the
competitions and support THE BAND THAT MARCHES WITH PRIDE
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Fondest Memory:
Band camp at La. Tech in Ruston Louisiana every year.
Shaving cream fights on the final night of band camp.
Friday night football games and the cadences during the
march in . |
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Ferris-Staley, Jan |
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Class of: 1979
Instrument: Flute/Majorette |
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UNT Colorguard Captain 83,
Coppell HS Colorguard Director 10 years, junior high US
history teacher/athletic coach 24 years (volleyball,
basketball, track) 3 wonderful kids, wonderful husband
(football coach),run 5K's, Coppell ISD 18 years, currently
in Princeton ISD (6 years)I cannot believe I have taught
for 24 years!!! |
Fondest Memory:
Stepping out from the sideline to the drum cadence on each
Friday night!!! I
LOVED that!! |
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05/08 |
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Huddleston, Mike |
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Class of: 1976
Instrument: Saxophone |
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I went to North Texas for a
year, playing in the 5 O'Clock Lab Band, the graduate sax
ensemble and the Wind Symphony. I left music and went to
Texas A & M on the way to SMU Law School. I have been a
practicing lawyer over twenty years now, focusing on
appeals and insurance. I remarried in 2000. My wife Teresa
and I have two very sweet little boys, Michael (4) and Sam
(2). They both love the drums. I returned to playing sax
about ten years ago, playing with a local big band--Pecos
River Brass, a quartet (Hang Time) and a rock band (Ace
and the Closers/The Blenders). |
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Fondest Memory:
For music, playing Lincolnshire at contest. For pure fun,
the shaving cream fight our first year at Louisiana Tech.
The Sixth Period Outdoors Club, with Hal, Gary,and Tim was
a hoot too. |
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10/05 |
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Kerbow, Russell |
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Class of: 1974
Instrument:
Tuba, Drum Major
'73-'74, Asst. Drum Major '72-'73 |
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I joined the Lewisville
Police Department in 1978 after working a few odd jobs
around town in grocery and convenience stores. I have been
with the police department ever since. I was recently
promoted to Assistant police chief in 2004. I went back to
the University of North Texas and finished my business
degree in 1996. I married Becky Ward, a 1980 graduate of
LHS, in 1982 and we two children; James - 21 and Jaclyn -
18. Both are attending college and have moved out of the
house. I was inducted in the LHS Hall of Fame in 2004
along with T. Stockard. |
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Fondest Memory:
Truly the Friday night football games and stepping onto
the field at half time with all our fans still in their
seats cheering us on as the Band that Marches with
Pride! |
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Wooten-Krebs , Marilyn |
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Class of: 1976
Instrument:
Clarinet /
Majorette |
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Hi Everyone! Well, I got
married right after H.S. and we had two beautiful
daughters, Jennifer(25),Emily(22), both LHS and FarmerBand
Alumni. We were very active with the band then. I drove a
school bus for LISD for 17 yrs., and got to re-live my
wonderful LHS/BAND yrs. through their eyes. Jennifer
married and has blessed me with two fantastic
grandson's:Logan and Lucas. I divorced and moved to CA in
2000. I re-married my best friend and love of my life! I
am still in the trans. business,(but with trucks) as a
dispatcher. Some day I will move back to Texas. |
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Fondest Memory:
The overwhelming feeling of PRIDE at UIL Marching
Performance upon hearing we received a #1 Rating!! Making
"A" band my Freshman yr. Competing with Mike Huddleston
for 1st chair. |
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12/05 |
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Moore-Switzer, Melinda |
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Class of: 1975
Instrument: Flute
/ Majorette |
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Working and Living in Tyler,
Texas - Have two grown sons, Dustin 27 and Matthew 23,
Married to Erik, work for East Texas Medical Center EMS as
the Area Safety Director. Still play my flute in church,
but can't seem to find a use for the Majorette skills at
this later stage in life!!! |
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Fondest Memory:
Fondest memory was going to State in Football and trying
to twirl with temperatures so cold we didn't know how we
could catch batons without breaking our hands, but we
did!!!! |
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07/07 |
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