Spring Woods High School - Safari Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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A Hand holds iunior Sendhya Pafils violin music helping her To learn The piece and converf if To memory. InTenTly conconlreiinq on Their per- formance ol The Hanson Sym- phony, ' sophomore James De La Cruz lirgr chair Qellist and senior Terice Prefo second chair ceIIisT pgrTiQipaTe in The regional orchesfrg Comperihon. Bofh wen? on To qualify for sfafe-wide orchesfra. lillllllll EI llUW For Those who lend Their TalenTs To The various aThleTiq Teams. There is The respeclol Tellow sTudenTs and The exhilaraTion oT a one of a lrind Teelinq associaTed wiTh being Q- The sTage, Those who are musically inclined enjoy individual pride in adding Theifi unique performance To an ensemble made up of Tellow musicians. The same eTTorT, yeT wiTh less recoqniTion, was required ollhf orchesTra, who excelled UndaunTed concenfrelion ii required of senior Jennifer Bedwell as she plays her violin par? in Tha performance of The Hschuberi Mass.

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5 Il Junior Algebra ll sfudenfs, Danny Bum and Tanya Milli- gan, lisrenedplo Anna Oeding as she reviewed answers ro a fesl' over quadrafic equafions. . If-X ' Assisiing iunior Jeff Rusinovich 4 wifh a consumer economics problem on rhe felefype com- pufer, Joan Gofflieb reviews The problem carefully before fyping in fhe nexi' funchon. K Linear equafions were iusf anofher sfep leading iunior Lana Dial up 'ro ellipses, circles, and Wiih pencil in hand and calcula- +or wifhin reach, iunior Elisa Bel- lows complefes a linear equafion in Kathy May's Algebra Il class. .JV parabolas in Algebra ll. if i As 'lhey choose a iob from a career choice file in Joan Goff- lieb's MOCE class. iunior Sco1'+ Schanen and seniors Laura Wrighl and Susan Irwin decide which iob would be compafable for fhem. Marh 8 l

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ThroughouT The year despiTe a serious lack oT encouragemenT Trom Their peers. Everybody Talked abouT The people involved in sporTs, sophomore James De La Cruz said. No one knew whaT was going on wiTh The orchesTra. l Think ThaT sTudenTs C.lidn'T supporT us as much as They could because They ThoughT ThaT we were conservaTive, senior Evelyn Fleming said. They ThoughT ThaT They could noT ever like The kind OT music ThaT we perTormed. which may have been True in some cases. Senior Terice PreTo TelT ThaT encouragemenT was limiTed because we didn'T represenT The school as widely as The band. ThroughouT The school year The group, as a whole and as individuals, was honored Tor Their excellence. PreTo and De La Cruz were accepTed inTo The All-STaTe Symphonic OrchesTra Padding SOHC!!! The pressure OT jun- ior Johanna FanT's violin as she prac- Tices during a Third period orchesTra session. while Fleming was honored by being selecTed as a parT oT The All-STaTe YouTh OrchesTra. The Three venTured To San AnTonio Tor Tour days where They rehearsed Tor Three days and Then gave a concerT, according To PreTo. AT The UIL disTricT perTormance, PreTo and De La Cruz clisTinguished Themselves by receiving ones on solo perTormances while The Trio oT PreTo, Fleming and sophomore Rene Williams received a one on Their Trio. AT disTricT wide compeTiTion, The group won The sweepsTakes award. Among The concerTs The group added Their skill To was a collaboraTion wiTh Their NorThbrook counTerparTs, Two perTormances wiTh The choir, assisTing in The ioinT producTion oT The Sound oTlv1usic, a ChrisTmas Time perTormance and a Tinal year end presenTaTion. Didinguishing herselT as a Tourfh chair celIisT while sTill a freshman, CaTherine Cha delicaTely plays her insTrumenT during The orchesTra's ioinT concerT wiTh The choir. STarTled eyes and acTive hands are exhibiTed by junior Karlene Wilson as she wafches insTrucTor Barbara CorkinsinTenTly. OrchesTra