Spring Valley High School - Saga Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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Micheal Bryan Epperson Buy my records Having a gui friend is not a A. tar for a best 'M strange idea to A senior Brent 'L Wahl. Wahl plays a West- bury custom and has a cus- ! yy. tomized Jack- , son soloist on 1 . the way from California. Bien! Wah' He has taken electric guitar lessons and is now taking classical guitar lessons with Sergio Vitansa. I think Vitansa is someone to watch out for if you're into classical guitar music. He's excellent! says Wahl. Wahl also takes piano lessons from a well known pianist. Practic- ing sometimes takes upto 3 hours a day, everyday of the week. Other times I just pick up my guitar and doodle for a few minutes. I work, so it's hard to get any prac- tice in, especially when I have to practice piano, classical guitar and electric guitar, Wahl said. Performances have included trumpet recitals, band concerts and a party he and his friend, John Wat- kins, played for. I will play a couple of classical guitar recitals this year and hopeful- ly play at school and in the Battle of the Bands . Wahl's parents are very supportive. Put it this way, they are going to send me to college to study guitar, Wahl said jokingly. According to Wahl, he was in- spired to play not just by guitar players but by singers and even girls. Most people who have heard him play, say he sounds most like Vivian Campbell of Dio which Wahl considers quite an honor. He runs rings around me. Lots of them! Wahl said. As far as playing, he doesn't copy anybody because he considers that uncreative. Also girls jhave inspired mej be- cause good musicians always seem to have lots of girls! Other equipment Wahl uses in- cludes a Fioland!Boss DD-2 Digital Delay, MXR Flanger, electro har- monics - hot tubes - distortion and hopefully soon a Gallien Krueger 250 Fil. amplifier head and a Marshall 4x12 cabinet and two TOA floor monitors. Wahl's goal as a musician is to make it and be highly respected by other musicians. Wahl's plans for the future include going to Berkley School of Music in Boston to study performance. My main goal is to get in a band and go on tour and do everything possible to make it, and that in- cludes starving! l'm still working on my plans, but I can promise you one thing, I will make it, so watch for me and buy my records, please! Kimberly Blume David Dickerson Christi Dodds Dave Dolge Mary N. Douglass Catherine Dunn Joseph Dye Claire Edwards Jeffery Lee Elder Victor Ellison Buddy Ergle Melissa K. Erwin

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1 Slflfdll Cathy Gantt Stan Gardner Audra Gedmintas Russell Giebner Kassi Gillette Kimberly Ginsberg Kandyss Goad Angela Goodman George T. Gordon Jr. Steven Goss Reggie Green Keith D. Green Tonya Greene Leslie Greenwood Jerry Gregory Allison Griggs HW- One ofthe many activities student council members do at Pawley's island is to perform skits. Seniors Gayle Sims Daphne Litchtord, and Susan Schnell imitated the freshman in their skit,