Columbine High School - Rebelations Yearbook (Littleton, CO)

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Top left, Students concentrate while rehearsing BOTTOM ROW C Berry S Soulliere J Wagner D Glebler M Albright A Nichols D Center, Practice helpsstudents become better Narodowg B Gibson M Brewer J Wilson I Cahill D Henman D Brown T Gillette Mr performers. Muntz Above, Woodwinds perform a concert in an E1 Paso mall. Above Right, BOTTOM ROW: S. Rowe, R. Kepner, L. Walters, S. Jolly. D. Seidl, M. McAtee. L. Yaklich, P. Rasey. SECOND ROW: J. Murphy, P. Westwood, W. Prouty, D. Ray. M. Viksne, S. Melle. BACK ROW: D. Haus, D Pace, D. Parker, M. Russell, T. Edward, R. Muniz. A. Chamberlin, K. Martin. Right, BOTTOM ROW: R. Buck, L. Macentire, S. Holder, R. Kitsen, I. Joyner, D. Milne, M. Oliva, D. Winn. J. Ware. L. Linscott. I. Pfingsten, I. Blom. TOP ROW: M. Huber, K. Martin, G. Spalter, P. Tugman, D. Watkins, G Morales, L. Keffer, M. Baer. V. Rosengren. z

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lie Columbine lazz bands. The jazz zz Ensembles are growing The fast moving sounds and strong eats one heard at lunch were those of l5UT'TO5.l RUR-V: S. Holdtr. l.. Higgins, D. Frufzlizrg, ?.it.:r.aj.. SEX NTJD iswlf ti. thiugz: nds laved a varietv of music, from Wippsrnwri. M. 5-wrt. Vrwtitv, S. Sm-twitr. Tw? Rot.-.f rl. Xlorgilts. A. lx.LllrlllI1, ff. N P , , 5 . . zz to rock. The number of students volved in jazz band increased this ar. with a larger group of students, r. Muniz, Instrumental Director, rmed two jazz bands. ,...-an wwf' ,...-nz 4 tt. Him, l. Niesaros. D. Seidl, CQ. Stroheclrv r iw--'f The Jazz hand rehearses diligently for another 'TT DVI RUM: D. Watkins K. Martin G. Spalter P. Tugmzm, V. Rosengren. TOP RLW' D concert . 4 A ' ' ' I 'l ' Top left, Mr. Muniz dtmzmds perfection from hmidt, B. Croft, li. lnman, D. Ray, M. Viksne, vi. Prou the sax section . 45

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ands succeed wilh concerls When the football games have Inded and there are no more halftime l ows to do, the band begins to play ie more traditional music. The students were also split into tifferent groups. The Symphonic nd, which met first hour, was for yone who could take the class. The 'mphonic Winds were a select group If students that met before school and layed the more difficult music. Concert Band was for those who couldn't get into Symphonic Band but didn't want to drop band. Mr. Muniz, the instrumental director, spent much of his time getting the bands ready for contest and concerts. He arrived early most of the time to unlock the doors and to hold early rehearsals. Dedication of all those involved helped everyone experience a satisfying year. Left, Sjxrzrphonic Band rehearses for an upcoming performance. Center, BUTTOM ROW: A. Muehlerhaler, S. Holder, l. Joyner, M. L. Oliva, P. Cran, K. Martin, l. Ware, S. Reitz, C. Linderer, L. Linscott, M. Groll, D. Winn, J. Pflngsten. J. Blom. BACK ROW: J. Honeywell, M. Short, R. Buck, R. Kitson, C. Berry, S. Bancroft. T. Baverlein, C. Howe, D. Milne, D. Fruhling, M Huber, B. Murray, L. Wiggins, K. Marlin. G. Spalter, P. Tugman, D. Watkins, L. Keffer, G. Morales, B. lnman, M. Baer, V. Rosengren. Bottom, BOTTOM ROW: S. Rowe, K. Terrell, R. Kepner, L. Walters. S. Jolly, D. Seidl. J. Cahill, M. McAtee, L. Mclintyre, S. Jones, L. Yaklich. P. Rasey. SECOND ROW: 1. Murphy. l Barrett. P. Westwood, M. Relnlg, S. Jones, D. Kennedy, R. Vaughan, P. Weller, M. Eha, B. Moore, B. Wlpperman, W. Proury, M. Wilson, D. Ray. S. Melle, V. Viksne. BACK ROW: K. Kilgore, D. Gorman, D. Pace, D. Haas, D. Parker, M. Russell, G. Flint. Mr. Muniz, T. Edwards, A. Chamberlin, K. Martin. D. Quick, J. Nichols. 97