Bishop O Dowd High School - Mitre Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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77 jenn. 0--4 a . feet----J nz. ' J' 1 V' u Q 2 T 9 '3 ' Y 'Qu .1 U u ' ' f A e '5 E' 'ff U u is 13 is xx K, I I X Vglg fl? ' X X' II I 5 , 5 M .. - - l f l 1 ll xt U nw-T H . lj 1 4 t . ' '4 V The jazz Band IS the most if competitive band to get into. They play at all the school auctions and 'V events. Members of the jazz band are required to also be in the symphonic band. Everybody has chance to take a solo if they want. The jazz Band includes a wide variety of instruments ' 5 ,I , including guitar, upright bass, several types of saxo- u 'rj' phones, percussion, piano, trombone, trumpet, and a , ,fi cow bell. Together this eclectic group creates a unique 1 sound and causes a stir. , ,. - ., ff. . f-,W .V X fm X -L if mmze.-. -. Andrew Prince, Tom Caruthers, and Alex Remar hold up the band Percussionists practice their beats. jazz Band's keyboardist- bangs out a tune, completing the music. ?- - .- . '- 7- - I YS . ' 'xr ,Q A