Carl Hayden High School - Statesman Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

Page 32 text:

L w P p r

Page 31 text:

Above: ORCHESTRA, Front Row: John Thomp- son, Wrenches Spears, David Gotch, Camille Taylor, Lorraine McClure. Row 2: Debbie Mc- Daniels, Steve Koke, Richard Cougan, Charlotte 'be Lowery, Tom Paul, Mr. Beryl Folks, directory Wanda Hood, Joyce Whitecotton, Louise Clev- enger, Pat Campbell, Karen Newingham, David Johnston. Orchestra is a learning situation this year. Under the direction of lVlr. Beryl Folks it is developing into a per- forming group in its own right. Future plans include changing rehearsal time from first hour to a time when other in- strumentalists will also be able to attend. Christmas found the more advanced members combining with the band and choir to present a special arrangement of 'Twas the Night Before Christmas. Mozart and Tchaikovsky were the ingre- dients for a spring concert under the stars. Orchestra Develops Performers Two orchestra members, Wanda Hood and Charlotte Lowery, are members of the Phoenix Symphonettes. The Sym- phonettes is the counterpart for the Phoenix Symphony Orchestra on the high school level. Wanda Hood and Joyce Whitecotton are members of the PUHS System Or- chestra which performs for various com- munity functions around the valley. Rusty Bales practices a Tchaikovsky concerto Pat Campbell spends many long hours practicing for special concerts. Practice makes perfect for the spring concert. Each year the orchestra is her motto. participates in this event. ORCHESTRA 27

Page 33 text:

QQ., N. 3' I 22 A TS... :vit -E RIFLE TEAM, Front Row: Earl Matthews, Randle Markham, Joe Parrack, Jack McCardIe. Row 2: Edwin Thoroughman, Terry May, Bill Paulsen, Billy Perez. Gold Star Honor Roll Presented to Hayden Gold Star Honor Plaque means a lot to Carl Hayden students, as it repre- sents the names of former Hayden stu- dents who have given their lives in the service of their country. The presentation of this plaque to the school this year was one of the many ceremonial duties performed by the ROTC Drill Team. After a special drill performance by the drill team un- der the direction of Reuben Martinez, the plaque was presented by the ROTC unit to lVlr. White, for display in the tro- phy case in the administration building. Carrying the colors during assem- blies, raising and lowering the flag be- fore and after school, and performing in parades and formal inspections are some of the activities handled by the drill team. DRILL TEAM, Front Row: Terry May, LC Riley. Row 2: David Perez, Nick Reiles, .lohn Beatty, Pat Garcia, Dale Campbell, David Orozco. Row 3: Terry Teel, Darryll Russell, Albert Luna, Ron Romo. Row 4: Jorge Maestas, Bill Baker, Robert Backus, George Mattson. Row 5: Frank Keyes, David Verdugo, Tony Montoya, Darnell Moore. Row 6: Fred Decker, Earl Matthews, Manuel Mendez, Mondo Ontiveros. Row 7: Joe Perez. Reuben Martinez presents Mr. White with the Gold Star Honor Roll Plaque at the Veterans Day Assembly. fa' J x. ire X . X , ff? pf? Above: Mr. White displays the Gold Star Plaque for the audience. ROTC 29