Canyon Del Oro High School - Anos De Oro Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Champions From Band Day PerTorm he Canyon Del Oro Band gave sTudenTs wiTh musical TalenT, opporTuniTies To use Their giTT Tor The beneTiT oT The school as well as Tor Themselves. Marching band members pracTiced Their slcills in marching and playing TogeTher, while sTudenTs in ConcerT Band sharpened and perTecTed music Tor Tormal perTormances. Each individual worked as parT oT a group and reached high sTandards oT qualiTy in all aspecTs. The band compeTed in compeTiTions and received marks oT excellenT meriT. They conTribuTed To The spiriT oT our school during pep assemblies, TooTball and baslceTball games. Being a member oT The Canyon Del Oro Band Tool: hard work and deTerminaTion. yeT iT was Tun-Tilled and selT saTisTying. All in all, The band was bene- Ticial To iTs members. IT combined responsibiliTy and pleasure wiTh pracTice and compeTiTion To Torm a mixTure ThaT was pleas- ing To all. RhyThm and concenTraTion are The rnain ingredienTs Tor becoming a good drummer. as Shannon Turpin illusTraTes. Mr. Lance Hoopes lecTures on The imporTance oT pracTicing daily. Junior Greg MinTer works To achieve perTecTion on his own Time. The serious expressions oT our musicians reTlecT The mood oT Their music. The hard work and devoTion oT The sTage band Tinally pays oTT. Two clarineT players pracTice during TourTh period band. During sTage band rehearsal, Dave ConneTT plays Trom The hearT. Band f 93

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u f Ya .jx G Songleaders Dance Their Way To VicTory ongleaders were essenTial To spiriT aT Canyong Del Oro. There were nine songleaders Tor TooTball and Ten Tor baskeTball. A loT oT Time was spenT on pracTice buT many TelT The Time was well worTh iT. TryouTs were diTTiculT because oT The rouTines The songleaders had To learn. The com- peTiTion was Tough, so rouTines had To be good. Songleading was ulTimaTely rewarding despiTe The hard work and hassles, commenTed Sherry Olsen. Through Those hardworking devoTed and spiriTed songleaders, CDO pride shined Through. Cheering our Teams To vicTory and performing aT halT Times were The son- gleaders' responsibiliTies. WiTh The spiriT and devoTion The son- gleaders conTribuTed, anyone could Tell CDO was number l. Jayne Lederman and Sue MarTigneTTi GeT Rowdy Tor The game againsT Flowing Wells. The baskefball songleaders' rouTine To California Man, by Cheap Trick, proves successful. The songleaders Chandra Pezzullo, Jane Flores, Jayne Lederman and Sue MarTigneT'Ti show ThaT CDO is if I. Jayne Lederman and Sue MarTigneTTi prepare Tor a halT Time rouTine Tor The baskeTball game. The spiriT is high, as Chandra Pezzullo and Julie Schippers demonsTraTe. The Toofball songleaders are caughf beTore running OTT To The gym Tloor Tor a rouTine. Carol Frank and Deni McDermiTT space Tor The TighT song during prac- Tice. Songleaders X 95