Jersey Village High School - Falcon Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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The 1981-82 Band of Jersey Village ...a Front: Drum Majors Kathy Muery, Anna Nevils, Norma Conner. Bottom Row: Gelbrich Bierma, Keith Thies, Ed Teoh, Eric Koudelka, Wendy Barron, Missy McCiahan, David Stolz, David Pilat, Jason Johnson, John Baldwin, Buddy Howard, Chuck Prause, Andy Baker, John Rosenkrans, Richard Hunt, Lenny Fauser, Bruce Hoggatt, Danny Bodiford, Sheri Potcin- ske, James Baney, Steve Plumb. Second Row: Mr. Vince Sangermano, Sherri Fore, Christine Kujawa, Jennifer Burkhardt, Sandy Ware, Mr. Doyle HOrton. Third Row: Pam Oehlers, Connie Kimball, Cathy Tadrzak, Kelly Bloomfield, Dory DeLeon, Tracy Davis, Lori Roberts, Penny Krueger, Yvette Buchanan, Jackie Hardy, Laura Baird, Margaret Armanious, Linda Villareal, Anilyn Fabello, Susan Ham, Alissa Arney, Melanie Kin, Michelle Dohnalik, Nilsa Baillou, Tracy Portis, Lana Bolls, DeeDee Hughs, Lorinda Gildersleeve, Karen Dunavant. 1 - Clubs fl 9 A

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old and wet, but the show must go on. The field is silent except for the sound of the pounding rain and the quick drip, drip, drip of water falling from wilted featherbands. 100 Band members stand completely still, painfully straining to hear the drum majors, Anna Nevils, Norma Conner, and Kathy Muery, count off. Suddenly they're off, desperately trying to move through the mud-slicked field without slipping, as they attempt to get a decent sound from the saturated horns. What was supposed to be the Band's biggest money-making project, hosting the Marching Bands of America Contest, turned out to be a huge financial flop, thanks to Mother Nature. 24 bands from all over Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, and Arkansas came to com- pete, but no one else braved the storm to buy the special souvenirs or eat the concession stand's popcorn. But the big disappointment was placing fourteenth in the contest, not qualifying for the finals competition. Anna Nevils told, l cried my eyes out when l found out we hadn't made the top ten. Everyone in the other bands made us feel better though, even Cy-Fair and Cy-Creek, because they had sat through it and still thought we were W' l. Another student recalled, The Woodwinds were worried about their 4Brent HE-lil, CYUZ Castillo, Sam Galves, Leo horns being ruined evefyone Caesar, and Steve Berube form a very wet Tuba Corps., was trying to keep dry - that was impossible! Many members felt MBA was a success in uniting the Band. Mr. Sangermano asked us if we still wanted to go ahead and perform and the whole band yelled 'Yeslll' l think MBA helped bring the band closer together, said Ann Riley. 4Even starting out, Anna Nevils' boots were spattered with mud. 4Mike Rollins, Ben Koudelka, and Chris Yates play on through the rain. ' A-fJ?'f:i' L K ' Clubs -

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Directors Vince Sangermano and Doyle Horton lFourth Row: Dane Dickey, Randy Williams, Kirby Hurta, Glen Willoughby, Alana Kelley, Toni Logsdon, Annette Wolfe, Ed Edgar, David Glass, Mike Howell, Steve Toon, Chris ,Willoughby, Pat Murray, Susan Peters, Richard Smith, Danny White, Rodney Nicholls, Drew Defore, Heidi . Christman, Melissa Cooper, Cheryl Gobert, Cheryl Lockett, Kim Frederick, Ann Riley, Paige Bledsoe. Fifth Row: Daniel Bosquez, Fernando Galvez, James Vail, Mike Rollins, Ben Koudelka, Will Klawinsky, Kenneth Rawls, Chris Yates, Bill Reese, Eric Phelps, l Louis Franklin, Mark Michels, Randy Kimberly, Wayne Priddy, Wade Clark, Julie Green, Robert Maluski, Brian Stewart, Sheryl Shirley, Paula Zrubeck, Michael Swimford, Tony Gon- l i l zales, Rex Brown. Sixth Row: Mike Harrison, Michael Prescott, Jana Williams, Lemia AIl4Salman, John Forsythe, Kim Mayfeild, Chris Berube, Deanna Flores, Cruz Castillo, Melba Perez, Steve Berube, Yasmin Ghahremani, Brent Hail, Karen Gray, Leo Caesar, Sharyn Darrow, Sam Galvez, Trish Hettinger, Darryl Pennywell, Misty Farris, Mark Smith-Barry, Dana Rader, Daniel Peneloza, Susan Klawinsky, Ken Gregory. Um-lO1