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Singing Ambassadors During one of our trips to Granada Hills we took the Universal Studios tour and had a blast. Other than the usual—t.p. and racing around—we had nightly get-togethers where we played ping-pong and sang along at the piano. As one of the liveliest groups on campus. Honor Ensemble did indeed do more this year than just sing. Yet, in spite of these diversions, the group remained serious and hard- working when it came time to perform. The sixteen singers, pianist and percussionist came together with a definite change in attitude. It was a more united singing group; more of a family affair. Under the direction of Mr. Sloan the ensemble practiced, perfected and per- formed their routines over sixty times this year. They earned money for their performances, and sometimes held fund raising drives such as candy sales. The money will probably go toward another long trip next year; last year the ensemble visited Hawaii. The group has earned a reputation for talent and excellence in the community. 156 Honor Ensemble
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Going to Funk City The Lone Ranger playing tenor sax? Steve Nieves going to Funk City? That's what it looked like on October 31 when Madison's jazz band performed at the Homecoming bar- beque. The costumed band played five jazz pieces including the theme from the Pink Panther. The hard-working group did more than play at barbeques this year. Besides annual jazz concerts, the band performed in the city, county, and the dis- trict jazz festivals. In January the band played in the auditor- ium during the ASB card sales week to encourage students to buy ASB cards, expressed Mr. Artimez, the band director. All of the students worked hard to improve their music skills, continued Mr. A., which was evident by the solo per- formances given throughout the year. The jazz band is a group Madison can be proud of. Members can be seen all over campus with their matching shirts and fancy jazz caps. What spirit! Jazz Ensemble 155
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1 Chris Amaro and Liz Graehl during class practice. 2 Ruth Hertz accompanies the ensemble. 3 The group sings with the direction of Mr. Sloan. 4 The bass section of the ensemble. Cary Sopher and Lori Miles perfect a routine. Members of ensemble concentrate during prac- tice. Honor Ensemble; Chris Amaro, Eric Jensen, Liz Graehl, John Forrest, Sharon Stoneman, Scott Donnellan, Sue Smelser, Dennis Bates, Anne Berwick, Gary Sopher, Mickey McNaughton, Gary Combs, Lori Miles, Scott Tidwell, Ruth Hertz, Philip Orara, Carolyn Whyte. Honor Ensemble 157
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