John Marshall High School - Horn Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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r. • • •• •• c « 28 m • Choirs capture Sweepstakes, honors Putting on the musical Camelot, preparing a Christmas show and com- peting in local and state level contests were activities the choir participated in. As senior Samantha Segar said, the choir was just one big happy fam- ily. We all supported one another. If someone did something good, we were all happy about it. Happiness was abun- dant as the Men ' s and Mixed Choirs captured Sweepstakes, a coveted award. The year was capped off with the annual musical. In the end of the year everything was very excit- ing and we wanted to go out with a bang, said Segar. The musical was lots of hard work, but eve- ryone agreed following the last performance that it was worth it. Jana Moorhead and Jill Solomon hold on tight going to Dallas. Samantha Segar gives a heart warming speech at the awards banquet.

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The drum section finds some time to goof off in between tough praaices. Michelle Chapman shows her expertise with her flag during half time. Ram Band achieves fame Provides school pride Dressed in their new uniforms, band members proudly marched the grounds of Sea World. They were chosen to par- ticipate in the Lone Star Celebration spe- cial on National Television, June 18. The program included songs of Texas. I really enjoyed the experience at Sea World, it was an honor I ' ll never forget, said senior Jim Kasper. The Ram Band was not all show biz and fame, they also provided entertain- ment and fun for the rowdy fans of the Marshall athletic program. When I get out onto the field it feels like some four year old lost his butterfly collection in my stomach — but when I hear that I smile (which is strictly forbidden on the field) and I feel like all those people in the stands are backing me up! I feel im- portant, said sophomore Noelle Frisina. In addition to shows and entertain- ment the band also competed for top This was another interesting band performance. honors. Various trips and competitions included, Dallas for the Six Flags contest, and Houston for the Marching Bands of America competition. I ' ve always liked band — music just appeals to me and I like the heat of competition, said junior Chris Chavez. The Ram Band was truly the pride of John Marshall and they proved it every- time they played. In my four years of Ram Band, I ' ve learned responsibility and independence, as well as working with others, the thrill of victory and how to build on the agony of defeat and to succeed in the best way possible, said senior Eric Brittingham. For senior band members the experience of the marching band was a memory they will never forget. Some will choose to continue their musical talents in college while others will cherish the good times they had in the Ram Band. Article; Robin Shoemake Patrick O ' Hara Photos: Danie! Vargas Band 27

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Meni choir: TOP ROW: Mike Jarstfer, Charles Reigh, Derrick Arrelano, Scott Bos- sard MIDDLE ROW: Jeff Kleck, Justin Ryan, Bobby Alonzo, Justin Binks. FRONT ROW: Greg Flinn, Shaync Bos- sard, Loren Graham, Roben Moffetty, Mrs. Stephenson Pep choir: TOP ROW: Sunni Taylor, Julie Ferguson, Marsha Hall, Kristen Bussey, Laurie Pearish. THIRD ROW: Dacia Mathis. Dani Kunkle, Jennifer Frisina, Blanca Chapa, Cindy Mock, Ginni Jones. SECOND ROW: Kristin Cech, Theresa Foy, Liauanna Randall, Maria Bayd, Patricia Smith FRONT ROW: Mrs Stephenson, Stayce Schell, Mary Amo, Amanda Her- nandez, Laura de la Cruz Treble choir: TOP ROW: Laurie Mendenhall, Kirsten Jensen, Jennifer Goble, Rosemary Sarabia, Michelle Vernonc. .?RD ROW: Jennifer Harlow, Trac7 Pitts, Leigh Manning, Laura Eckert. 2ND ROW: Cindy Carrera. Claire Lynch, Casey Pearish, Christy Hernandez. 1ST ROW: Mrs. Stephenson, Michelle Gross- man, Regina Evans, Christine Christenson, Deborah Biesenbach A cappella choir: TOP ROW: Jeff KJeck, Lisa Hoenie, Charles Rugh, Kirstin Jenson, Derick Arrelano, Jennifer Goble, Sheila Rossum, Scon Bossard. 3RD ROW: Mike Jarstfer, Samantha Segar, Justin Ryan. Tra- cy Cleveland, Bobby Alonzo, Jennifer Harlow, Shayne Bossard, Rom Moczygemba, Mrs. Stephenson. 2ND ROW: Jana Moorhead, Jill Solomon. 1ST ROW: Sonya Ochoa, Justin Binks, Michelle Groosman, Loren Graham, Laura Reynolds, Robert Moffeti, Sharon Chris- U.l.h. Treble choir: TOP ROW: Roni Moczygemba, Rosemary Sarabia, Michelle Vernon, Samantha Segar, Jennifer Harlow, Kirstcn Jenson, Layrie Mendenhall, Jennifer Goble, Sheila Rossum .3RD ROW: Jana Morehead, Claire Lynch, Jennifer Frisina Tracy Cleveland, JiU Solomon, Kristin Bus sey. Dam Kunkle, Theresa Foy, Julie Fer guson, Amanda Hernandez. 2ND ROW Sharon Christensen, Maria Bayd, Casey Pearish, Lisa Hoenie, Leigh Manning Cindy Mock, Laura Eckert, Blanca Chapa 1ST ROW: Laura Reynolds, Stacye Schili Mary Amo, Cindy Carrera, Sonya Ochoa, Christine Christensen, Regina Evans Michelle Groosman, Mrs. Stephenson Choir 29