Palo Verde High School - Olympian Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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U1 Palo Verde 's oboe player roots away during practice. iPhoto by R. Rillosl 121 Tim plays with his tuba in an exciting rendi- tion of My First Love. IPhoto by R. Rillosj 131 Symphonic Band: Front row: S. Apodaca L. Curlee, A. Williams , J. Walker, N Ferguson, M. Frazie, L. Veres, N.' Bernard, J. Bayer, T Garrison, R. Aguilar, M Hoffman. Second row: D. Morgan, K. Thornton, T Brophy, C. Can- non, S. Jenkins, K. Cowan, J. Hernandez, L. Glauvitz, P. Torborg, 71 Ostrop, J. Picker. Third row: L. Steagall, L. Brown, E. Carpenter, M Yarger, 71 Gardner, M. Crawford, M Wilson, 71 Edwards, R. McCreight, A. Lilleskare, C. Dales, A. Williams. Back row: D. Adams, E. Davidson, S. Fraizer, J. Palacio D. Leichty, L. NeiL J. Fordenwalt, S. McDonald N McClendon, K. Long, M Nordemeyer, J. Bargen S. Kellermann. 00 During an intense practice, Sean takes a mo- ment to smile for the camera. iPhoto by R. Rillosj f5j The French Horn players rehearse for the Area Festival where they performed the Univer- sal Judgement. iPhoto by R. Rillosj yi ..,.- ,..., mil VZ f..w ' Organizations

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1 532 'S Q5 'Q Q. S , . ,,,.,..---' EEIL. '-'rr - wr IU Members of the trumpet section execute their drill with precision at a performance held at the U 0fA during the University Band Day. iPhoto by Rick Hinesj f2j Bass drummer Shawn Frazier says, Well, I 'tn glad that 's over, as he prepares to relax and unwind after an exhilarating show. iPhoto by Rick Hinesj U1 Palo Verde 1985-86 Titan Vanguard. iPhoto by Larry Luriel Ml Moments before entering the field for com- petition that was held at the U of A, members of the Palo Verde Vanguard concentrate on the show they are about to pedorm for Band Day. fPhoto by Rick Hinesj f5l Third year Vanguard member John Ludwick plays snare drums and keeps time with the rest of the band. Dedication to the band along with spirit is what helped keep this junior Alive and Kicking. iPhoto by Rick Hinesj gi -I F' 1- i F... I I Y lc.. '. R W gr W 4' V. 6? 1 5 1 33 ' ' . 'X K 6 . 'Q A ff. Q 57. 1 . in ' Marching Band 105

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ching Members vme Symphonic Verde Titan Vanguard Sym- Band is, in essence, the Mar- and. After marching season, 1 heads indoors to play, minus , dancers, and some of the per- The reason some of the per- was cut was because inside it e too much of a good thing. g the concert season, the Syn- 3 . and will play 2 or 3 concerts. a lot. The music is hard, said enkins. Mr. Veres, the band director, said As far as the band goes, the band is a performing group coming along beautifully, and in- dications are that we are go- ing to have a very fine con- cert season. The concerts included: The annual High School Band Festivals, The Christmas concert, Moonlight Melodies, and the Concert under the Stars. During the first week of December, the Symphonic Band acquired a new set of approximately 50 tuxi edoes, and for the female members, matching dresses were provided. The dresses and tuxedoes were purchas- ed by the Band Parent Association. The associa- tion raised the money for the uniforms. In the past, the band wore dark pants and white shirts. Mr. Veres said At the Christmas con- cert fthe first time the band wore the new clothesj, the people loved it. All of the concerts this year were in Tucson. With a sigh, Mr.Veres comments, Do you know how much it costs to move a band? He further commented that this year the band was collecting money so they could go on trips next year. Symphonic Band 107