Apache Junction High School - Prospector Yearbook (Apache Junction, AZ)

 - Class of 1978

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T Se al i Being the backbone of the band isn't all there is to being the drum major. said Senior John Taraborelli. A drum major is a person who leads and directs the band, but they also help other students. For instance. when someone needs help with his or her instrument. I have to be there to assist them. John started out playing instru- ments in the sixth grade. Strum- ming the guitar and blowing the trumpet were the beginning. Drum majoring is not always so easy to do because it takes patience and cooperation, said John. Requirements for drum major included: l. You must be a junior or sen- ior. 2. Being familiar with the school, people, and most of all, the band itself. 3. Having previous experience marching and playing. Advantages of a drum major included: Leading the band. wearing a terrific uniform, and being given so many opportunities. Drum majoring is a super way to Top classmen double expose past, present, future J R 1- 0-1 5.2 ,Mgt ' 2 it' Cheryl Hamilton LaDell Harrison Hawkins- ' Dean Haws -Mr- VIS leam responsibilities, said John. - April Graffa 91 Placing a quick phone call on the school phone is Senior Dawn QE' ,V' ll 'l Ryan. Jeff Hays Randy Hays Frank at-..... . B ff, .Y I y V Jkt A 1 Q ' sit' id? - .1 LJ- ' 1' -QTASVL is ' . . .aaa . fsflll. ,' ' . ',i A fi ' i . W: y l Fwffw at - l Wu ' . it I Chris Charlie Hunt Noreen Ingram ammie



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Color means different things to dif- ferent seniors according to the moods and feelings in their changing surround- ings. What was the favorite mood set- ter? Blue. yellow. green. silver. brown. purple. black, orange. each hue had its own meaning. For instance. if a senior liked blue. it meant that he was a very mellow person. Blue in a room gave a feeling of freedom and relaxation. To a certain extent some shades of green pro- duced the same effect. lf red was a favorite color. he was pre- pared for action! This bright color was usually too stimulating to be near any length of time according to seniors. Black was supposed to be the combi- nation of all colors. This is true. but stop and think for a minute. how beautiful the shiny black Chevy pickup was. In the clothing line, black seemed to go with any other color. whether it was a simple top or a long silky skirt. Yellow was the most cheerful of all colors. On a sunny day think how nice and pleasant everyone was. but when the sun wasn't out. seniors' moods changed to a kind of depression. -KeHyVVHde l5J Vicki Cheek. scnior. arranges some cards at the Arizona Bank. where she is a COE worker. Brown, blue, and green flash as favorite senior color i Wir' r m-AJ I 4 Beth McDonald Colleen McGann Sam Annette Marsalla Tony Medrano Loretta Meltzer -'Q' Takel2 Senior closeups ussell Martin

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