Sahuaro High School - Viva Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Q if L. Figueroa Preparing for winter performances is hard work, as the faces show. at ,am L. Figueroa JMD., , M ADVANCED BAND: fFrontJ D. Pierce, 12nd Rowl J, Osgood, P. Wheatley, I. Dennington, D. Grossman, S. Farrand, l3rcl Rowj D. Musgrave, K. Musgrave, S. Brooks, S. Wilson,l-1th Rowj K. McAloney, H. Holmherg, W. Burkel, j. Ellis, M. Ervin, fsrh Rowj V. Root, j. Pant, S. Cordon, K. West, B. Engel, loth Rowj C. Carter, 1. Geisert, C. Stoner, P. Nelson, K. Heclspeth, D. Bingold, T. Sheahan, l7th Rowl P. Dahl, P. Schmanskc, K. Cates, P. McHenry, K. Wyvil, R. Hall, K. Workman, 18th Rowj E. Aurand, l. Spivey, C. Click, T. Miller, B. Hughey, S. Cienzman, R. Kozlowski, B. Zielaski, I.. Bene-field, 19th Rowj W. McAndrews, B. Davis, M. Mattheiss, C. Sorensen, C. McCormick, E. Aurand, M. Puffenbarger, D. Ward. 'O FOR IT Y lt Keeping the band in tempo is john Pennington. ADVANCED BAND 111

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Band communit adds pep to football games. What's it like to get up at 7:00 in the morning, get dressed, and go to school, getting there just in time to do calisthenics, breathing exercises, and scales, and then for your only reward you get to put a piece of cold metal up to your mouth while freezing your little fingers off? joy, sheer joy! Maybe joy is a little too strong, but the enthusiasm put out by the band seemed to deserve such a definition. The bands at Sahuaro are like a small community, with leaders, like the drum majors, as well as citizens, like the regular members. It also has smaller groups of citizens, like the talented stage and freshman bands, which although are less recognized, are still important to the town as a whole. When the town works together, as it did this year, the rewards are recognition, appreciation, and honors. Apart from competition and concerts, the band sold items to earn money for trips and new equipment, like the new mellophones this year. L. Figueroa .WX The flutes keep the melody light. ADVANCED BAND: tFrontJ Mr. Ammann, 12nd Rowj j. Richman, D. Dernier, j. Matson, B. Harrison, M. True, 13rd Rowj W. Brimmer, W. Hays, J. Bishop, B. Friend, 14th Rowl C. Crucciardo, C. Lemon, G. Cvolembieski, L. Figueroa, N. Nielsen, S. Walsh, tsrh Row! M. Hall, H. Kamel, T. Adams, C. Knapp, D. Stoner, K. Kizer, M. McEwen, l6th Rowj C. Davis, K. Button, C. Dabler, P. Lamm, A. johnson, G. Mengert, 17th Rowj T. Bingold, B. Bingold, M. Engel, K. Bernstrom, K. Sanborn, M. Calhoun, t8th Rowj D. Hazzard, K. Skokan, S, Harrison, S. Young, C. Bird, L. Lopez, j. Morrison, 19th Rowj K. Matson, D. Hanner, R. Lawrence, B. Friend, Q. Merril, R. Clewis, H. Loy, B. Bishop. A I Thick folders keep band music varied and exciting. 110 ELECTIVE ACTIVITIES ...---g- W a

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Fundraisers earn students a trip In her second year at Sahuaro, met the third hour of each day add excitement to the Mrs. Strayer strived for basics in to practice and perfect the songs arrangements, orchestral technique, but spiced for their concerts as well as This year was capped off by a these basics with fun and regional and all-state try-outs, trip made possible by the fund- difficult pieces like Scott which came later in the school raising activities throughout the Joplin's, The Sting . year. After marching season was year. s The enthusiastic group of over, a few members of the band violinists, cellists, and basses joined the orchestra to vary and Playing their music in harmony are students Orhan Memed and Sherril Shearer H Directing the group with interest is second-year teacher Mrs. Strayer. . fr' it A 0 J -inns:-ff - ' j W' -zz.-.S-,y I Orchestra: Front row-D. Anderson, I. Caylor, R.Spencer, j. Clawson. Back row-Mrs. . Strayer fdirectorj, S. Erickson, A. Stupka, S. Shearer, D. Silver, E. Spector, D. Ferrer, A. Murray, J. Jensen, D. Brosnan, S. Huber, I.. Feigenblatt, W. Travis, J. Evans, C. Lewis, C. Wilsey, T. Clauson, L. Shoop, R. Wilsey, C. Romney, A. Turner, J. Foreit, B. Brunderman, P. Soto, S. Smith, O. Memed, T. Finley, S. Perkins. 222 ELECTIVE ACTIVITIES