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li Assistant director Patrick Mester helps out on his horn. 2l John Bliss takes-off on a solo during the Winter Pops concert. 3D The trumpet line man- ages to play well despite the early morn- ing rehearsal. 4i The jazz band takes a bow during the Winter Pops concert. 1GlennJ J,ae K i - vf', ,V . .,. tt f 1 Jazzy! This year, the Jazz Band has re- mained largely the same. Under the direction of Dale Wolford, the group consists of twenty-one musicians that meet everyday at 7:30 in the morning to rehearse. The Jazz Band is mainly com- posed of musicians drawn from the larger symphonicfmarching band and the color guard. Be- sides performing at the various concerts with the symphonic band, the Jazz Band performed as a pep band during the Girls' Varsity Basketball Team's victo- rious playoffs with Bishop D'Dowd. The Jazz Band reper- toire included Matchpoint , Birdland , Bad Burn in Po- teau , My Heart Belongs to Me , and Conquerors , a piece composed by senior John Bliss. The 1984 Jazz Ensemble: Flutesg Rousalyn Partido, Ele Lo- zares, Saxophonesg Sharon Vil- larreal, Craig Dunlap, Helen Sheridan, Marjorie Martin, Johna Escobar, Trumpetsg John Bliss, Tony Retodo, Ricky Valenzuela, Carlos Soria, Beth Johnson, Trombonesg Mike McCrossen, George Watters, Tubag David McCrossen, Pianog Mike Miu, Terri Amouroux, String Bass: Glenn Parado, Drurnsg Janine Martin
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ya' .Lx sw: J-ff' z ill David Villarreal sings at an all- school mass. f2l Raymond Wong does his Thrill- er impersonation. f3l Mr. Schweickert-Starry leads the discussion. C41 The Freshmen get to know each other. I5l Mr. Mikula demonstrates his ex- pert karate moves. iw . Camp-u Ministry We want to present Christian Unity as a life-changing relation- ship with God. We hope to give more than the academic side of religion, says Campus Ministry Director Wally Mikula. He be- came director after Michael Schweickert-Stary assumed leadership of the Christian Com- munity Service Program. X Also involved were Juniors Da- vid Villarreal and Denean D'AngeIo, and Seniors Saul Ro- driguez and Tracey Telles. The team planned at least two or three activities each month. These included retreats, all- school masses, the Thanksgiving Food Drive, the Christmas Gift Drive, and the weekly Mission Collections. The Campus Ministry Team is al- ready looking forward to next year and new activities. These ac- tivities include a Break Away program and the new Theology in Ministry class.
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