Connolly Middle School - Crusaders Yearbook (Tempe, AZ)

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ORCHES TRA Rows Top to Bottom, Left to Right Collette Jones, Crista Russell, Kristin Tait, Nicole Fincher, Deanna Thomson, April Hall, Jon Ernast, Christy Ahrens, Audra Smith, Sofia Coracides, Amy Gardner, Dawna Banks, Amy O'Rourke, Amy Damron, Valerie Prewitt, Cindy Hall, Amy Johnson, Joyce Klassen, Carol Irvine, Joe Estrada, Roger Douglas, Charlene Haynes, Kathleen Patrick Hnno Fnnn Andre: Rnvnosa, Kristin Smale, Not pictured: Crystal Davis, Hsiang Fong we .' ' A..-f 9 q ' 1!'!f?.7Tii .-. SOUNDSATIONS Yes! lt's really them! That won- derful song and dance group known as the Soundsations. The group has had one very excit- ing tour and 25 outstanding perfor- mances off campus. Watching them perform can be a whole lot of fun. Since choreography is included, it makes them very entertaining to watch, as well as listen to. Their per- formances were ones you wouldn't want to miss. ORCHESTRA I guess you could say Connolly's Orchestra has really been around! The Sheraton, Westchester Care Center and NAU in Flagstaff are just a few places they've performed. Here's a quote from Mrs. Pullen, the orchestra teacher on what the students are learning: We are fur- thering our knowledge of our instru- ments, studying string literature and learning to play as an ensemble. Lively, energetic, noisy were Mrs. Pullen's exact words when asked to describe her class. SOUNDSA TIONS Lerr io Hight - tBoysi - Steve Pitcher, Mark Tucker, Matt Bradshaw, Ben Mudgett, Mike Foster. JD. Early, Josh Cook, Ma Hall Left to Right tGirlsi - Julie Morgan, Julie Garver, Cam Nguyen, Alyssa Belsher, Shannon McLean, Jolyn Arredondo, Nicol Bennett, Lisa Sjostrom, Toya Hollins, Kim Hunter, Annie Goodman, Malisa Pilling, Katy Skogen Center - Ms. Van