Judson School - Cactus Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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Rhythm and harmony Kirk Lessmzin, Paul Vulerluus, John .lordun and Connie Winsberg i llliililiilll UVAFIVCI Liz Szibel. Suzanne Ackerman. Tummy George und Amber Armisleud ah' X we-N M44 1-mvfwox 6171? ia. Q1 .1 I I I 6--'W'

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3'i1 '-r-Q... i ig ' 5'- S2584 L i- 'u....,,. Heidi and Starr decide on their munchies. ., . friendl hangout The Concho is where it's at, Sit in the corner on your boyfriends lap. Turn on the jukebox and put in a dime, Hear your favorite song for the hundredth time! Hamburgers, tacos, doritos, and sprite, Are regular orders with each passing night. Pinball and foosball and card tables, too, Make hearing and talking a challenge to do. Everyone seems to like this place, for after school, they all have a race. Backgammon sets and Monopoly games, Are brought by the kids to add to their fame. We don't complain of the Concho, as you know we never would. We have so much fun there, It's like a continual fair. must not so . can mum so is IILKEWKES no-m KIEUEAIZO CWIPSZ7 11035 CAIDY N .5 Concho workers are Tammy George, Will Utterback, Jill Crawford, Jon Keidser, Donna Owen, Leo Hilario, Debbie Del Bosco, Julie Smith, John Shea, Barry Judy and Art Rowland.

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Mrs Chipmin tMusic Dircctorj and Bob Davis Rhamy Kirdani and Dominique Tamborrcl its X. find their outlet Lisa Jamieson From Baroque to Rock! Mrs. Chapman's music apprecia- tion course covers the study of musical elements and their applica- tion to all forms of music. lt in- volves the periods of music, the composers and performers. The course in the study of musical instruments includes knowledge and technical skill ofthe chosen instrument, reading and music theory. This is done in a con- servatory style in which each stu- dent works at his own speed. There is a wide range of instru- ments from the ever popular guitar, saxophone, vocal and percussion in- struments.