Blue Ridge High School - Cresta Azul Yearbook (Lakeside, AZ)

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Page 44. 1. 1983-84 Student Council ,members are Secretary Heather Bryce, Treasurer Lance Boone, President Della Webb, Vice-president Jeff Ellsworth, and Student Representative Danielle Terrill. 2. Henry Curley winds Annette Mack up as she prepares her Beat It routine. 3. The Gold Party Jeff Ellsworth, Laura Larson, Sheba Goar, and Michelle Murphy imitate T.V. commercials while Mr. Nelson announces them. Page 45. 1. Lona Rayburn registers her vote on a computer as part of the record 74917 voter turnout. 2. Jeff Ellsworth leaps over dilemma in a single bound as Mr. Nelson looks on. 3. Enthusiastic students receive campaign candy from the Purple and Gold Parties. 4. The eyes are on Lee Palmer as she delivers her speech for the office of Vice-president. 5. Sherri Jones gives Annette Mack a pass in order to vote. x we STUD NT EULINIIIL

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5? 'J T N Q i ,L ff' Sk 1 is? 1 '32 2' . 1 3333 f 5 si .6 R , si Q Q 6? r i S X12 A . K ir , 2 f 1 2 Blue Ridge music makes its own new waves By Annette Mack This year Blue Ridge made new waves with a new jazz band, new majorette, and a new kind of fund raiser. Before he taught his first music class this year, Mr. Steve Negley studied voice and choral conduc- ting. Mr. Negley stated, It was in- teresting and educational. I've learned a lot about music and peo- ple in my first year. Ms. Kristine Ehlis has been teaching music here for 2 years. Her musical background includes struments, especially the violin and cello. During this year, the strings group sold sno-cones at the Fall Festival and participated in numerous musical events. Mr. Alan Beste is the band director at Blue Ridge High School. This year, the band per- formed in Whiteriver, Pinetop, ASU, pep rallies, concerts, and the elementary school. For fund raisers they painted bleachers and picked up trash. When asked if the band had changed from last year, he replied, It's smaller and has improved greatlyf' 14 years of study in stringed in- Page 46. 1. Craig Brimhall, Danny Golden, Felicia Hoover, Eric Williams, and Julie Garcia enjoy strings with Ms. Ehlis 5th hour. 2. Members of Ace choir front row: Susan McGuire, Danielle Terrill, Sally Penrod, Teri Witcher, RaeLynn Webb, and Director Mr. Steve Negley. Top row: Henry Curley, Shawn Johnson, Chad Fuller, Kenny Shields, Bill Taylor, Sean Johnson, Dewaine McBride, and Brimhall. 3. String members are from bottom row: Sally Penrod, Starr Penrod, Missy Lane, Julie Garcia, Felicia Hoover, Danny Golden, and Sarah Snyder. 4. Band performs as Pom Kim Bailey marches at a football game. 5. 5th hour girls choir learns new music for atour. Page 47. 1. Girls choir from bottom row: Arlene Holmes, Chyleen Ellsworth, Sarah Penry, and Timberly Ellsworth. Top row: Sharma Miles, Angel Eaton, Glenda Gamble, and Mr. Steve Negly, director. 2. Ms. Ehlis's 5th hour string students practice intently. 3. 1983-84 Royal Flight band members bottom row: Elaine Carter, Teri Walker, Band Majorette Lori Riley, Director Mr. Alan Beste, Dewaine McBride, and Kelly Trainer. 2nd row: Tom Hall, Jennifer Magby, Chris Stephens, Bill Taylor, Jeff Haas, Chris Kuhl, Teresa Lambert, Kathy Komzelman, Janet Fish, Korene McLaine, Mike Savage, Michelle Bickerton, and Jacque Green. 3rd row: Lewis Lee, Betsie Nielson, Veronica Castillo, lan Jackson, Martha Gardner, Tammy Valentine, Veronica Garcia, Erika Ericson, Amy Freemon, and Emily McBride. 4th row: Maryfaith Snyder, Laurie Lynn, Candance Howard, Dawn Usinowicz, Erika Johnson, Janine Smith, Karen Carter, Debbie Harvey, and Jackie Seriani. Craig 3 I-.7