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

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X Symphonic members are: ffront rowj Scott Shaver, Frank Kareo, Brian Roberts, Karen Bergeron, Chad Cartwright, Kristin Smith, Stephanie Lovelace, Tony Park, David Harrison, Charles Mead, Herbert Watkins, Kevin Solsberry, Laura Chetkovich, Krista Heldebrand Ksecond rowJ Robin Rollins, Brigitte Cantrell, Renae Wansik, Mimi Armanious, Lynn Howard, Celeste Higgins, Kim Lytle, Elizabeth Teo, Sharon Rushing, Lisa Gajeske, Gina Massi, Thuy Ann Tron, John McGary, Gaylyn Gaddy fthird rowj Robbie Kaale, Andrew Fischbach, Paul DeLafosse, Jeanette Grape, Valerie Huerta, Steve Sims, Kari Massey, Ricky Rogers, Mike Trobridge, Renee Young, Shelly Sims, Tammy Crouse, Joy Fabello, Becky McDonald, Dawn Farrow, Kim Lang, Elizabeth Salinas, Laura Ross ifourth rowj Dan McMasters, Warren Carlson, Jason Vanatta, Mark Shields, Mike Lee, Brian Hughes, Lenny Wideman, Jason Kaale, David Boswell, Lee Mamone, Darin Deutsch, Sean Ocker, Keith Rollins, Stephanie Dishroon, Renae Bean, Lisa Gadberry, Danielle LaTourneau Knot picturedj Mark Thayer, John Gragg, Doug Caesar, Kevin Stewart Photo by Tim Cunn- ingham. ' Paying close attention to the beat, Mr. Tim Cunningham conducts the band during a football game. Photo by Lisa Stubbs. 96 Band Receiving superior ratings is the only thing on Drum Major Celeste Higgins' mind. After placing in the top 12 flute players in the Region out of approx- imately 120, she had the honor to be in the Sym- phonic Band. It was really an honor to acheive. Iyll try out for it again next year and who knows, maybe I'll even go on to the state competition, Celeste said. Double Page Spread by Denise Carew

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T e Beat live I ith apping Feet beat is alive and the band is tapping their feet. A new sound of music called jazz is in the air and is being layed by the new Jazz Band. , The band was assembled at the beginning of the year to give everyone in marching band a chance to play a dif- ferent type of music that is fun to play. ' We'd like to get enough people to have it as a class. It's a way for the students to improvise and it teaches them music theory,', Mr. Cunningham said. Members are: lfront rowl Ricky Rogers, Kim Cruz, Kari Masse, Brenda Hunt, Brian Roberts, Frank Carrio, Mike Trobridge. fsecond rowl Lenny Wideman, Jason Venatta, Warren Carlson, Brad Eves, Dwayne Rogers, Victor Salinas, Arnold Hinojosa, Lee Mamone, Zeke Duran, Robbie Kaale. fthird rowl Felix Dukes, Mike ogue, Keith Rollins, David Boswell, Tony Park, Charles Mead, Herbert Watkins, Dan McMasters, Mark ayer, Dana Tally. Photo by Tim Cunningham. ncert members are: tfront rowl Tim Burton, Lisa Cutty, Laura Flemming, Lisa Cotton, Christy Caughfield, Holly heiberger, Brenda Hunt, Rachel Pierce, Dana Corgey, Michele Rinker, Jana Greenlee, Michele Kotila, Nita Gon- es, Christina Hicks. Csecond rowj Kathleen Smith, Evette Cantrell, Heather Miller, Rabeka Phillips, Dana Ivan, nmy Lane, Toni White, Kim Wolfe, Madonna Smith-Barry, Michele Vice, Janice Maroquin, Margaret Young. rd rowl Mark Thayer, John Gragg, Steve Harrison, Zeke Duran, Richie Burdik, Israel Garza, Mari Black, Dana ly, Brad Hooper, Kenneth Kadelka, James Kirk, Howy Berans, Kim Cruz, Jay Rebitch, Troy Jennings. ifourth 'J Steve Franklin, Kevin Stewart, David Lofthouse, Roell Parey, Dion Cromier, Brad Eaves, Tom Kruger, Arnold nojosa, Dwayne Rodgers, Victor Salinas, Gary Martinez, Leslie Hoot, Mike Tims. lfifth rowl Lisa Stubbs, Mike gue, Shannon Meyers, Scott Lytle, Jill Tillman, Felix Dukes, Mark Liones. Photo by Tim Cunningham. esgc i S ii,-- , . ggeggieseiiifeilb the .s.i 'in 5 :fine ' fo rim. . Besides getting a new band director, the band experienc- ed a new concept to mar- ching. They took a trip to Austin to participate in the Texas Sesquicentennial Celebration Independence Day Parade. They performed a new piece of music written for them by Mr. Tim Cunn- ingham. The song was a medley of The Yellow Rose of Texas, Texas Our Texas, Deep In The Heart of Texas, and Texas Our Texas. We felt proud because Mr. Cunningham wrote it, Gina Massey said. Approximately 50,000 peo- ple were present to see the parade which consisted of 148 entries from around the state and Europe. The crowd was excited. They wanted to know who we were and where we were from, Jana Greenlee said. The parade was broadcast live to TV stations in most of the state. The parade was the culminating event of the two day trip which began Satur- day morning March 1 with a two hour marathon rehearsal. The band performed ex- tremely well and received many compliments on their playing, appearance, and behavior, Mr. Cunningham said. We felt proud represen- ting Jersey Village, Madon- na Smith-Barry said. Writ- ten by Denise Carew. Band 97