Phoenix Union High School - Phoenician Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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lW ' l AS A CLIMAX to the annual TWirp Season, the Midnight and Roses Ball sponsored by the Girls' League, lived up io ils theme, The Loveliest Niqht of the Year. Here a crowd of happy Phoenicians are enjoying the dance. MiclnighT...and Roses...MoonlighT and Romance ,., EVEHYBi 'DY WORKED to make the Ball a success. AT LEFT: lean Sonya DeGraw and Barbara Homan examine lhe posters before l-Iouqh,xPhilip Smelser, Audrey Bullion, and Dennis Wilkerson are lacking them up in the hall. The adverlisinq paid off, over 400 admirinqxxlhe qay decoiations during the dance. LOWER RIGHT: couples came to the formal evenl. N x, fXW,l i

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CONCERT ORCHESTRA-Front How: Cleft to rightl Ramsey, Winslow, Schartzer, Simmons, Litwin, Piott, Ong, Pappas, Biggerstaff. Row 2: Douthit, Sipes, Wiles, Zapata, Gant, Criste, I. M. Fellars, Robinson, Gound, Huff, Savey. Row 3: Shelter, Hollingsworth, Hood, M. Fellars, Gale, Pavalko, Smith, Bruns, Moore, Iohannpeter, Blythe, Klebe, Keller, Yackley, Lewis, Hogsett, Haines, Gollihar. Row 4: fseatedl Davis, Yates, Rutherford, Park, Psahnas, Hutchens, Conti, Shelton, Sanderson, La Salviag lstandinql Patrick, Lunt, Houghton, Szabo, Tietje, Bennett, Williamson, I-luerta, Eubanks, Schultz, Natureman, Anthony, Edland, Serafini. Piano: Fekete, Lyons. Front: Mr. Lombardi. Tuneful T eners With Rhythm MUSICAL NUMBERS ranging from popular to light operetta to classics showed that the concert orchestra has added variety to its repertoire this year. Under the direction ot Mr. Eugene Lombardi, they used freedom in expressing themselves musically by playing such contrasting numbers as Syncopated Clock, Iazz Piz- zicato, Sophisticated Lady, and excerpts from Wagnerian operas. Phoenicians thoroughly approved. THE MUSICIANS successfully proved their ability by presenting the second annual concert in conjunction with the A Cappella Choir, thereby extending their reputation of continual excellence. Their training in high school music becomes a lasting pleasure. Many continue their studies to become professional musicians. Others have it as a lifetime hobby, bringing pleasure to themselves as well as their friends. MUSIC MAKERS-Bottom Left: Orchestra string section violinists pictured are tseated, left to rightl Ramsey, Winslow, Sipes. STANDING: Piott, I-Iogsett, Cng, Robinson. RIGHT: Intent upon his music, Drummer Edland demonstrates his specialty to an assembly audience. C104