Catalina High School - Torch Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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J Band Provided Interesting Concerts, Game Shows ,:,., '.. .fe 4.5: ' J' sign- The Catalina Trojan Band, ninety- nine strong, gave several concerts throughout the year in addition to play- ing at football and basketball games. Style, correct interpretation and indi- vidual development are ideals stressed by the band. The goal is to provide a program which is both interesting and musically good. Illustrating the variety of pieces played, the spring concert con- sisted of Latin selections and marches from different countries. Led by Drurn Major Tom Wilkison the marching band did precision march- ing drills during half-time and pre-game shows in the fall and winter. The band Ray Bush, vice-president Alice Breazeale, secretary marched in the Rodeo P31-ade and Sent a privileged few to the All State Band. A 'f'imc,i. s l l , U ' 'V A, -A 3 V A ,A.. ' ., ' ' .K 4 VY., 7' , ts , , l V ,L N I U, ? ,fl XX ,jf ' , ' f ,, I f , , Q- i 1 5, VV 5. .,,,,,., .'a. ,, ar,i rf at , T 1- , S r a l rig r f Fi rift 3? V1 r f T a a Connie Gillaspie, treasurer Sam Sands, librarian john Donaldson, uniforms, Carlyle Webb, director Charles Olney, equipment Tom Wilkison, drum major and president 115

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,, , ' ffofn L TY, ,AA, so-o'Lf.3-wills HORNS AND TRO'MBO'NES-Front How: Tom Wilkison, Larry Vineyard, Susan Tatzin, Linda Lavato, Nancy Young Cheryl Bradshaw, Charles Olney, Albert Toll . . . Back Row: Ed Barrins, Winston Hunt, Albert Heilman, Susan Martin, Rick Lust, Bill Nelson, Allan Olson. .o 5. , is 3, K Aetfm' '1..N'f 'ff-faj N H V f , lr I I ,f Q 1 r A . K i f . T W in , Q. ol Z SAXES, BASSOONS, AND BASS CLARINETS--Front Row: Leon Chapman, Pat Hanson, Judy La Brie, Pat Brown, Sheila De Vaney, jill Hart, jeff Schantz . . . Back Row: Sherman Wedock, Bill Ure, Bob Sorey, Bill Luthy, Toben Matthews, Brent Wakefield, Ray Bush. TRUMPETS-Front to Back: Rick Schroeder, Harold Ivy Robin Sizemore, Ed McCullough, Pat Perkins, Bob Bartlett, Mike BASSES AND BARITONES Front Row' Bob Breazeale jon Hoffman Fnfdr Melvin Anderson, Gan! Tucker, David Stewart, Daryl Bill Sherman, Marshall Stuartijohn O'Barry, Mike Cooper 7. . . Back Row? Eggiihgegvgnglaijislgevon Hardy, Eugene Clark' Val Clements Bob Schull, Mike Mur, Steve Baker, Larry Harris. 137