Boulder City High School - Aquila Yearbook (Boulder City, NV)

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.F l ' .F I our F Band Oflicers-Top Row- Tom Sitton, Drum Major: Ed Magaw, Historian: Kirk Eads, Freshmen Representative: Chris lmes, Librarian: Kelly Katchadorian, Unifonn Manager. Bottom Row- Brenda Brubaker, Secretary: Kathy Hanaki, Vice-President: Sandra Umeno, Public Relations: Joy Wilson, Treasurer asv Tom Sitton, this year's drum major, makes things run smoothly. Practice Makes Perfect! if The leader of the pack, Mr. Al Smith. 1D5

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f .F F .F fc .V- - if .rf rfff. ST RIVI G FOR PERFECTIO his year's jazz sec- tion really made their marks in high school music. They per- formed at a dance at the Boulder City Elks Lodge, they participated in the 1986 Christmas Concert, and also in the Library's Solo Ensemble, the district Jazz Band Ensemble and in a spring concert. Band members consisted of: in The tough rehersals made each perfor- mance better than the last. the trumpet section- Lou Mineiro, Matt York, Jo-Ann Katchadoorian, and Bran- don Wilsonp in the trom- bone section- David Ben- nett, Ken Groves, Marshall Harhay: in the saxophone section- Joe Mineiro, Bren- da Brubaker, Jeff Coulter, Kirk Eads, Chris Imes: Pi- ano- Seija Rissanen: Bass- Joy Wilson: Drums Jason Herr. Concentrating on a new arrangement is hard work. 4 , 5 4 ,. Jazz Band members: Jo-Ann Katchadoorian, Jennifer Falco, Kelly Katchadoorian, Brenda Brubaker, lan Berg, David Bennett, T.J. Ulrich, Matt York inot picturedl. 104 .lm Band With the saxophones in the front, the trombones next, and the trumpets in the rear, the band combines to create some jazzy tunes.

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F .F F f i - -F F J. F he marching band was under the di- rections of Mr. Al Smith for its second year. The group per- formed at football games, a California Poly Pomona trip, in the local parades, and at the Half- time Review held at the Silverbowl. The marchers began practicing two weeks be- fore school, to brush up after the summer. The band practiced three hours a day con- centrating, at first, on the fundamentals of marching. After the first nine weeks, the band be- gan drilling at the foot- ball field at 7:00 a.m. This year the band had two marching baratones. This was not unusual for a well-equipped school, but we're getting there, he added. The marchers played more music and more difficult music this year. This was a result of the many returning musi- cians as well as the many hours of practice. Their hard work paid off, however. Smith said, People seemed quite pleased with it fthe bandJ. Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Jim Lambert, Ana Sanchez, Wendy Christ, Jeannie Trygstad, Tina Jensen, Erin Estes, Shannon Allen, Cheryl Webb, Dawn Mayer, Mike Sega, Marshall l'larhay, Pat Mitchell, Colin Windham, T.J. Ulrich, JoAnn Katchadoorian, Matt York, Sean Markum, Brandon Wilson, Tracy Faulkner, Lou Mineiro, Richard Fortney, Sarah Effertz, Ken Groves, David Bennett, Becky Ballard, Laura Stuver, Lowell Higley, Sheila Glennie, Andrea Tschetter, Kelly Katchadoorian, Eddy Magaw, Billy Avery, Derek Deshazo, Kirk Eads, Joe Mineiro, Chris Sega, Gary Fehl, Chris lmes, Heather Abrams, Tiffany Patterson, Tina Cooke, Brenda Brubaker, Sandra Umeno, Susie Page, Becky Boyce, Jennifer Falco, Kris Sackett, Dani Jean, JeffCoulter, lan Berg, JeffConnell, Jason Herr, Mike Kearns, Vanessa Cruz, Tanya Mann, Antonia Gomez, Shannon Westrich, Donna Goldston, Serena Knopp, Shelly Miller, Tom Sitton, Mr. Smith, April Higuera, Michawn Hafen, Sheri Eckl, Jeanie Esgar, Sheree King, Nikki Gubler, Lisa Racine, Kathy Hanaki, Tara Barrett, Joy Wilson 10 6 Marching Band