Alhambra High School - Fortress Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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, Q ww K 3 .. Q24 'Irv- S Hui .lazz Band Performs at Phx. College Jazz Ensemble was sponsored by Mr. Jim Kirby. They met as a class during 7th hour to practice for concerts and learn new jazz styles. Several concerts were performed by the Jazz Ensemble this year, such as a winter concert with the Orchestra. the Lion Parent Council Open House Dinner, a talent show for DeMolay Fra- ternity Local Chapter. and they per- formed on Valentine'S Day during the lunch hours. l. Les Coates takes a minute to smile for the FORTRESS photographer during Jazz Ensemble. 2. Mr. Kirby conducts his students during their Jazz Ensemble class. Q L .via ,....W..1,t, . . K. -1 A ' - JAZZ ENSEMBLE-FRONT ROW. S. Kouts. B. Brooksby. J. Gray. D. Hanner. K. Johnson. G. Szechenyi. MIDDLE ROW. Mr. Kirby. M. Wilson. J. Schwartz D Weisz. D. Magee. K. Burns. BACK ROW: D. Magee. R. Guthery. D. Sullinger. A. Rakosi. D. Borge. J. Stevens. T. Hinderliter. E. Soto. L. Coates. E. Celaya T Sloan. 26 JAZZ ENSEMBLE

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Choir sends four to All-Regional Students learned a lot from being involved in Choralettes and Chorale. The two singing groups taught them to read music, perform in front of large audiences, and also leadership in work- ing together. The Choralettes held their fall con- cert, Burgundy Sounds, in October. Both the Choralettes and the Chorale participated in the Christmas concert with the entire music department. Jenny Richter and David Hayes went to Europe and sang in the American Youth in Concert. Debbie Colvert and David Hayes re- ceived Gold Medals for superior rat- ings at the solo and ensemble festival. The All-Regional Choir included: Jenny Richter. Laurie Spitler, Sergio Castillo, and David Hayes. The students were sponsored by Mrs. Charlotte Edgar for the first se- mester and received a new teacher at the semester break, Ms. Nancy Owen. 3 l T Q l 5 r E 3 3 . 2 I 4 i l I s l Lal' IQ E ,. E :lil ,Um , Q E 3 J tl 1 CHORALLTTES-FRONT ROW:P. Johnson. J. Richter, D. Ingram, C. Schulte, L. Childress. S. Baldwin, D. Loeffler. C. Cain. L. Spitler. MIDDLE Kay. B. Lehman. M. Branham, D. Cole, K. Johnson, P. Greely. TOP ROW: W. Doolittle. P. Voet, N. Sutphin, Ms. Owen, D. Colvert. S. 28 CHORALETTES Carol VanderLinden plays the piano as the Chorale practices during class. : P. Cupp, K. D. Davis.