Bonanza High School - Golden Visions Yearbook (Las Vegas, NV)

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t! ff Jazz I - Front row: Saxophones - Rene Rodri- guez, Brian Raney, Pat Quinn, Shaunie Eminger, Kevin Fish. Trombones - Brett Rice, lsi Rudnick, Joey Paulk, Scott Raney. Trumpets - Mark Wal ters, David Pulse, Neil Maclntosh, Nancy Teft Rhythm-Keyboard -- Robert Windolph. Bass - Paul Schwartz. Drums - Dale Rampton, Todd Tur- gen. Not Pictured - Lead Guitar - Mike Cromer. Y Brent Rice plays the trombone in the NAU testi val entry Tuning Up. J J ' I V 1 rf -V f, , , ' Car K if, if 7 1 7 f , 1 gf, f ' f 1' ,- .,. ,,f , FL, ? W '

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Morching, Honor, Concert Bonds Bond Perform uper Show Selling beef jerky, candles, cheese, and sausage sticks ena- bled the Bengal Marching Band to participate in several activi- ties throughout the year. Their most outstanding performance was done for the VegaS show which was televised on National T.V. The band received 500 dollars for their service. They were also featured at a Honda Convention and the Home Builders Honor Band. Flutes: Glenda Owens, Katie Hawkins, Lillian Atkinson, Julie Andrus, Heather Rogers, Leah Rudnick. Clarinets: Shaunie Eminger, Shelly Washum, Tracey Stowell, Kristen Pearson, Frances Nye, Wayne Gucker, Steve Jordan, Beth Thormsgard, Tammy Nelson, Todd Bryant, Michelle Arbutina, Sheryl Anderson, Theresa Covert, Darlene Grillo, Mike Sweeny. French Horns: Sam Campagna, Joe Pribyl, Anthony Ursini, Ross Wilkins, Kevin Fish. Saxo- phones: Charleen Kurr, Rene Rodriquez, Teri Rohrick, Brian Raney, Pat Quinn. Convention. They received 1,000 dollars for the former con- vention and 1,800 dollars for the latter. The marching band consisted of 128 members and was under the direction of Mr. Lewis and second-year drum major- ette, Shaunie Eminger. The marching band strived for precision in both playing and marching performance. They accom- plished this with longer and harder practices throughout the first semester of school. During the football season the crowd heard a wide variety of selections from the band including Rubber Band Man, Rip em Off, and Peg. The talents of the marching band were carried over into the Concert and Honor Bands during the second semester of school. The two bands participated in two perform- ances and three festivals in the spring. L Mark Walters says CHARGE with his trumpet. 4 The Bengal Marching Band returns to the stands after presenting an excellent half time show. Trumpets: Nancy Tefft, Neal Macintosh, Chris Anderson, Mark Waiters, Larnell Jackson, David Flaaten, Sonya Avery,. Tubas: Terry Allred, Temme Schwerd- feger. Baritones: Lisa Hollingshead, Mike Smith, Donald Fowler. Trombones: Roy Delahuerta, Chuck Nye, Joey Paulk, Kevin Huhn, James Winstein, Tom Hromada, Scott Raney, Brett Rice, Tim Brown, David Thomas, Isi Rudnick. Percussion: Alan Smith, Theotis Deyampert, Fred Champoux, Steve Harrigan, Dale Rampton, Paul Schwartz. honor - concert bands 139

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lf 1 1 er hx. isYWYiftel-f5iQt5i't?i'QXQl9WI9 i A .KX QAA, igvlgnx -,WA Xvxitxxwgx 'XXX X XXXQX. 'xxx L L of Jazz Ensembles Special Arrangement Features Unique Talents To defend their championship, the jazz ensemble traveled to Northern Arizona University in February. In March they com- peted in Reno against 30 other schools. For the Reno festival the jazz ensemble used a new arrangement of MacArthur Park which was written specifically for Bonanza to feature five dou- blings. Bonanza's jazz ensemble is unique because it has the high number of five students that can double Cplay two instru- mentsj. At NAU, Mr. Lewis used his tactics and opened with an exploding song called Tuning Up and ended with New Beginnings. Besides learning sixty charts of music, jazz ensemble had a concert every six weeks to show what they had accomplished. P Paul Schwartz relaxes in the band room by jamming on his bass. 4 Pat Quinn and Shaunie Eminger are both fea- tured in MacArthur Park. Pat plays botn the sax and clarinet: Shaunie plays sax and also the flute. Jazz ll - Front row: Saxophones - Terri Roh- rick, Pam Cooper, Charlene Kurr, Drew Chris- tensen. Row two: Trombones - Roy Dele- huearta, Kevin Avery, David Clais. Row three: Trumpets - Karen Fish, Anthony Ursini, David Flaaten, Todd Fusello, Donny Fowler. Back row: Rhythm - Curtis Christy, Steve Jordon, Craig Wheeler, Terry Allred. , ..,- -j,,t 1 ai 52 is Ei 5 jazz ensembles 141