Cedar Shoals High School - Mirari Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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THE SOUND OF MUSIC A hush. The rustle of paper. Two hands descend on the downbeat. And the works of the world ' s great- est composers of jazz, pop, and clas- sical music come alive as the Cedar Shoals Jazz Ensemble, under the skill- ful direction of Mr. Larry McLure, electrifies and excites their audience with the fruits of their many weeks of hard labor. Improvisations, runs, and solos fill the air. To paraphrase Rogers and Ham- merstein, The school is alive with the sound of music. The Jazz Ensemble makes music look so easy, yet it is dif- ficult to comprehend the amount of hard work that goes on daily in Room 109. )eff Allen Susan Andress Leslie Bowen )ohn Cape Philip Clark Wayne Clark David Colville Ed Cooper Steve Fowler )ohn Lee Dave Melson Charles Mize Benjy Morris |udy Muse Steve Norrell Teresa Ondracek Cerry Pagano Ken Pilcher Michael Smith Bobby Westbrook

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Summer practice for the drill team involved not only hardwork; but, also, rap sessions took place on the do ' s and don ' ts of marching. Instruments Up-Ready-Play can be heard in the stands as Mr. McLure readies the band to play a number. Pizza could be seen in the hands of band mem- bers (such as blond-headed Susan Andress who is captain of the flag corps) after grueling nights at the football games. Blaring trombones play during practice. Hardwork + talent are the key words to being in the Jazz Ensemble.

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Robin Adams, Betsy Arrington, Becky Bramlett, Casey Brannon, Lee Carmon, Tricia Colvin, Rob Craddock, Brant Dantzbar, Alice Drewry, Elaine Epps, Cina Coetsch, |ulie Harden, Cheryl Har- ris, Celta Head, Peter Hoyt, Ralph Johnson, Nancy Lanier, David Leaptrott, John Lee, Nancy Leveritt, Sandra Mullen, Judy Muse, Julie News- ome, Gary Pardue, Bonnie Phillips, Sue Por- terfield, Lori Powell, Jeannie Rothman, Walton Sanders, Bill Scholz, Cathy Slappy, Laurin Smith, Wade Thompson, Julie Ulmer, Cathy Weathers, Kenneth Dawson. CONCENTRATING COMPLETELY, BASSES and tenors attempt a new piece of music. KENNETH DAWSON LISTENS while fellow chorus members harmonize. ALTO JUDY MUSE focuses her full attention on perfecting her part.