Sahuaro High School - Viva Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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gr i 3 aw ffl X jeff Stevenson lets his true personality shine through. CONCERT CHOIR Front row: T. Poster, K. Waton, R. Heflin, C. Lopez, W. Travis, I.. Paustian, B. Fasel, j. Clark, Mr. Ashcraft. Znd row: K. McLaughlin, C. jones, K. Mc Ginnis, S. Paustian, K. Crawley, T. O'Kelley, S. Ross, P. Bevan, 3rd row: K. Rife, D. Dewey, L. Crowder, S. Penner, K. Solinsky, D. Ball, K. Lorentzen, L. Horswell. 4th row: C. Patrick, j. Stevenson, I.. Plante, M, Kofler, B. Friend, P. Collins, K. Huffman, K. Braun. 5th row: S. Dorsey, R. Andrew, M. Jacobs, M. Michalk, T. Mendoza, L. Kabrick, B. Ratia, M. Cargus. Back row: B. Belinda, S. Ellis, K. Musgrave, E. Cuniff, M. Holland, J. Haupt, K. johnson, J, Scarf. T. Giardinelli T. Giardinelli Choir members find something funny in their music. S.A.G.E.fCONCERT CHOIR 117

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S.A.G.E, Sahuaro's new advanced girl's ensemble, completed their second successful year. Sage was started in 1979 when girls from Choraleers formed an advanced ensemble. S.A.G.E. performed many concerts throughout the year, such as the fall concert and the Christmas concert. They compete with other groups and ensembles in Tucson. S.A.G.E. and Concert Choir both Separation adds more talent sold cards and cheese to raise money. The money helped to send them to the Mountain States Festival in the spring. There they were rated against many other groups from different schools all over Arizona, New Mexico, and the Southwest. Concert Choir also performed in concerts for elementary schools and attended many festivals including the Solo and Ensemble Festival and R. Band - MMM 6'7 Chris Richardson sings best wearing Minnie Regionals. They also participated ii Sahuaro's musical production of I.il' Abner! In the spring, concert choir performed a concert with Catalina at the Christ Church United Methodists. Concert Choir and the newly formed S.A.G.E. ensemble added an interesting kinc of talent and entertainment to our school. 1' .,.,. is fx K L. f .4-2 sri . f I ' S ' , I . lf I , ll... is E 6 ills ---2-L i--s- -S ' Cooperation and concentration provides for a quality choir Mouse. S.A.G.E,: T. Aguayo, M. Cates, W. Coker, S. Payne, N. Mogren, j. Damhesel, K. Glover, O'Kelley, S. Weaver, Y. Sepulveda, R. Dawson, D. Slemmer, Mr. Ashcraft, L. Salywon, I Connely, C. Coker, V, Smithhart, K. Renfro, P. jafvert, C. Richardson, L. Zimmerman, Minich, L. Davis, I. Gross. 116 ELECTIVE ACTIVITIES

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Frosh, jazz bands play to learn, have fun Two bands at Sahuaro get very little recognition, probably because very little people realize we have them! The Freshman and Stage bands do perform and work during the year, usually many hours a week preparing for their concerts and performances. The Freshman band, obviously, is made up primarily of Freshmen and students who are just beginning to play an instrument. This band does not play on their own, but is a group that plays when the symphonic and wind ensemble groups put on their concerts. The main emphasis of the group is to learn to play their instruments and read music well The Stage band, on the other R. Bend It is a tense moment at attention for this hand, is an advanced group of people interested in the playing of jazz music. They put on several performances during the year, both inside and outside of Sahuaro. The Stage band traveled to the U of A campus to compete against other jazz bands for awards. They received an excellent rating. R. Ben A trumpetor needs great cheek muscles to reach those high note fluter. FRESHMAN BAND: Front: K. Wessel, I. Powers, C. Alubowicz, A. Johnson, K. Sowle, lvl Crabtree, L. Baker, S. Rossman, L. Conway. 2nd Row: J. Brumfield, M. Marcinko, C. Hardesty, D. Rosengarten, M. Welsh, R. Hawley, R. Berry, T. Heiman, T. Smith, D. Seymour, P. Clewis. 3rd Row: M. Marcinko, P. Snell, V. Balistrieri, D. Barnes, P. Kuklisl S. McMinn, 1. Melberg, P. Filiatrault, W. McAndrews, D. Stern, V. Root, B. Biggs, C. Spivey. 4th Row: L. Huebner, D. Sainz, C. Campanella, R. McCormick, M. Zielinski, G. Gil, R. Byrd, C. Schmanske, S. Schaeffer, S. Steinfeldt. I o 0 0 118 ELECTIVE ACTIVITIES