Tempe High School - Horizon Yearbook (Tempe, AZ)

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phomore Angie Arbizu set up a special display of chemistry equipment to be used in a ■nonstration experiment during the annual Open House for parents. Senior Derek Jackson finishes editing an edition of the THS News Magazine TV show. iior Anthony Moya lifts weight after school in the weight room trying to get in ipe before the wrestling season started. Senior Roger Pyron is glad swimming practice is over for the day. . Steve Peterson, the Band director, emphasizes ; interpretation of a piece the band has just tyed. Student Life - 29

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And after school we When the dismissal bell rang at the end of seventh hour, students scattered to the winds. Their destinations were almost as varied as were the colors of the clothes they wore. Many went home, particularly if they had to ride the bus. Others headed for after- school jobs. If they were out for an athletic team, they went to the gym for a quick change into a practice or game uniform. Many attended meetings of the clubs organized on campus. Some, worried about classroom problems, sought out teachers for extra help. A few participated in intramural sports such as racketball. During most of the year, there was generally a group practicing for a play, dance or music performance in the auditorium. And, there was always a handful of students waiting at curbside for mom or dad to come pick them up. Going in after school and asking Mr. Viclch to go over a ne concept discussed earlier in the day during his Algebra-Trig clat was Sophomore Timmy Newman. Going over the agenda for an after-school Interact Club meeting with sponsor Mr. Rich Torres were Practicing his serve in the shade because it was too hot out in tl Seniors Vernon Richardson and Missy Goitia. sun was tennis Coach Gary Shahan. 28 - Student Life

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Band goes to the Windy Ci’fy Sophomore Eric Houston practices Senior Trish Jones puts all of I the French horn before the concert, ability into playing the clarinet. Seniors Trish Jones and Derek Jackson attack the streets of Chicago. The Buffalo Symphonic Band was one of four high school bands in the nation chosen by tape audition to play for the 37th Annual Mid-West National Band and Orchestra Clinic in Chicago from December 13 to December 18. Their playing before this prestigious group was outstanding and brought the audience to its feet in a standing ovation even before the conductor, Mr. Steve Peterson, could turn around. No other band at the clinic received such an immediate standing ovation. Band members spent the week practicing for their concert and sightseeing in cold, windy Chicago. They made many new friends and enjoyed a musical learning experience they will probably never be able to duplicate the rest of their lives. Senior Vernon Richardson responds happily and readily to questions about the Buff Band’s performance from two coeds from Evanston. Indiana. The Chicago skyline became a familiar sight to t Tempe High Band. It will always bring back memories snowy days and sub zero nights. 30 - Student Life