Santa Rita High School - Eyrie Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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.. ,W , ,. WM, - . ...- Band-Back Row: Tom Kosalko, Cindy Dodson, julie Goff, Cathy Winfield, Rebecca Plante, Kathy Garcia, Julie Patton, Carol Sadowski, Bridgett Hines, Taralynn Hartsell, jim Varing Third Row: Kevin Stockdale, Paul Gesina, Terry Karibin, Michelle Williams, Michele Davis, Samantha jackson, Mia Schnaible, Nancy Golden, Trisha Tracy, Carol Chapa, jason Bledsoe, Second Row: Norman Murray, Shelley Bibaou, Veronica Ybarra, Debbie Patton, Leslie McCarty, Gayle Ryberg, Maria Clark,'Nancy Berlowe, Lisa Cech, Front Row: Robin Nielssen, Genevieve Geiger, Marjorie Morrison, Debbie Smith, Patty Fernandez, Cathy Wilson, Dennise Longoria, Monica Schmaltz, Paula Putting, Tina Prieto,-Julie Kingston. .W '. ,.... -' - -- sqm - ,..- . Band-Back Row: Robert Dowse, Greg Plante, Paul Leinfelder, Rich Garbini, Brian Melland, Holly Walsted, Danny Burgess, Steve Minarik, Mark Nielson, Larry Knipple, Gary Bolg Third Row: Tim Kirstein, Dusty Hamilton, Bill King, Robert Brubaker, Scott Walton, Kent Arnold, Scott Tarran, Tom Szlachta, Ken Arnold, Dave Montanog Second Row: Mark Young, jeff Lovett, Ward Chapman, Robert Forrest, Andy Petterson, Chris Gorrell, Richard Lundberg, Dannyjacksong Front Row: Dave Noth, Erich Schmit,jeff Cormier, Kerry Kurtz, Mike Haddock, Kevin Frugoli, jim Stephenson. Not Pictured: Greg Grochowski, Ruth Gonzales. 164 Design: Bill Sharp Copy: Holly Walstead Photo: Doug Bond, Tony Olivero A Dave Adams, senior, the 1982-83 Mar A ching Band Drum Major. A Tricia Tracy watches the director so that her playing is uniform with others N X,

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embers Leave with Great ride u onsisting of 97 members last years Golden Eagle Mar- chring Band and Symphonic Band, under the direction of Laszlo Veres, performed between 40-50 times last year in Some of its activities were: pep rallies, football games, Day and a spring concert, Veres' favorite event of the year. e of band was to liven up school spirit and enrich the with the art of music. Veres was well respected by his and looked upon as a father figure , stated Kevin The admiration and affection felt for Veres by his brought about the name King V . Freshman David Montana admitted that band was tough, but bis overall opinion was that, Band's great! res hope-d the band members would leave Santa Rita as better izens and that they would have a different outlook on life and ide in themselves, he felt if he accomplished this his whole ef- ts would be worthwhile. Last years officers were: Holly lstead, President, Nancy Berlowe, Vice-President, Kerry Secretary and David Adams, Drum Major. To become the major, David submitted his name and wrote a few sentences why he wanted the position. Veres wanted a drum ma- who was a good leader, was respected by others, and was a musician. 5? H 4A The band marches onto the field and gives another awesome performance. 4 Ed Gutierrez prepares for Band Day com- petition by perfecting his piece. 44 Dave Adams and jeff Lovett are only a part of the unusually large trombone section. Veres felt that last years band was excellent , and that the over-all performance was higher than previous years, mainly because he had increased the requirements for membership. Veres was busy with several other musical groups both direc- ting and playing the clarinet. I'd be a stale person ifI weren't in- volved in outside activities. Plus it makes me a better director, Veres commented. He hoped the members would remember the tremendous pride in taking the field, and the excitement of a great performance. Lu- L The drummers jam to one of their cadences at a football game. 4 The band plays a tune while the poms entertain the spectators by dancing. V Tina Preito concentrates on both her mar- ching and playing techniques.

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V Laszlo Veres directs the Symphonic Band, which contains advanced student players. Band--Back Row: Keith Garrison, Mike Zibert, Mike Dugger, Alan Shultzg Second Row: Bill Sharp, David Peterson, jerry Weygint, Mike Childreeg Front Row: Mike Picard, Ed Gutierrez, Roger Atkinson. Not Pictured: Mark Nielson, Richard Walsh. :YI 4A Alan Schultz puts some air behind his tuba to obtain a deep sound. Ajunior Kent Arnold, practices his trumpet for an upcoming performance top band. 1 Mike Zibert receives a new hair style from the breeze created by the cymbals crashing. 44 Band members demonstrate the ability to watch Veres and play their music. BAND 165 1