Crescenta Valley High School - Yearbook (La Crescenta, CA)

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hat kind of image? Fixed Image, of Course! Sitting in their studio, junior Anthony Floriano, senior Kenneth Spain, and Stephen Synoski relax in front of their equipment. hope I got this right! Practic- ing diligently, junior Jim Hoppe from Common Sense plays his keyboards to a copy song from Rush , sun, 4237255 ommon Sense??? A band that certainly proves to have some sense is Common Sense, It was composed ofjunior Jim Hoppe, senior Charlie Brown, and junior Philip Hacopians. on't bother me, l'm practicing! Programming a song on his synthesizer, senior Chris Cano from Vertigo shows off his talent.

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Baby, I 'm cz star is born! Well, they're not exactly stars, but the bands formed outside of school definitely wanted to be more than just a group of kids making music. Although, there were some bands that didn't take their work as seriously as the others, the majority of the bands hoped to make it big. We'll go as far as it'll take us! This statement, expressed by senior John Llrata from Vicious Fiction, was a common viewpoint held by most of the bands. From a mixture of thrash, speed metal, and punk to a combination of classical orchestra integrated with high tech dance pop, these bands varied in style as well as personality. For Fixed Image, senior Kenneth Spain stated, We're definitely different. We don't use guitars or drums. All our sounds are digital. However, for the Bungi- Chords, senior Andrew Dimino stated that, We play a mixture of melodic pop and hard rock. We also like to do songs with a lot of melodic harmonies, but the best thing is playing the copy tunes good enough for the audience. ln addition to the various styles of music, the cont'd on next page 2 WW? 116 Making Music aklng a break from practice, Vertigo members, Ray Davies, Greg Gurniac, and senior Chris Cano, show that everything is under control.

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