Kingman Middle School - Time of our Lives Yearbook (Kingman, AZ)

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Music Makers This has been a big year for our music program, beginning with a major change for the band. We now have TWO bands - an advanced band and an intermediate band. Dividing the band this way has made it much easier to select appropriate music and work individually with the students. This has also been a very busy year for our musicians. For the first time, KJHS played host to the Northwest junior High Large Group Music Festival, bringing together bands, orchestras, and choirs from all over northwest Arizona to perform and compete. Both the band and chorus have attended many festivals and concerts around the state, including their parents and the KJHS student body. The hard work of Mr. Austin and Mr, Boone is greatly appreciated by all. l One: Soloist jennifer Oswalt entertains the student body at the annual Christmas concert. Two: Hours of practice help future singing stars Lela Simon and Dani-Lyn Nelson show a lot of stage presence during a duet. Three: The 19864987 Bobcat Chorus. Four: The KJHS Advanced Band, Five: Brian Finch looks like he is about to be swallowed up by his Sousaphone. Six: The KJHS Intermediate Band, Seven: Mr. Boone works his band students hard, not only on their music, but also on their poise and posture. Yuko Price shows excellent form while playing her flute. 60 Electives - Chorus

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One: Blindfolded Chrysy Benetti takes a mighty swing at the pinata while Darci Farrell tries to keep it out of her reach. Two: The pinara breaks open and the scramble is on for the goodies. Three: It looks like Mr. Dearborn has Will Latham on the run, but the game isnt over yet! Four: Andrew Mueller and jim Owen study their upcoming moves. y .ya 1 l Checkmate, Senor! For students who would like to work or travel south of the border, there's no other class as practical as Spanish. Mrs. Holland works hard with her classes to help them learn the vocabulary and grammar of Spanish, so that they can understand and speak the language properly. She also shares lessons on Spanish and Mexican culture to help students learn about the customs and culture of Spanish-speaking people. The most enjoyable lesson of all is making - and then breaking - an authentic pinata at Christmas time. Chess is like learning a new language too - a language of logic. Mr. Dearborn teaches his students basic rules and strategy, and then they practice, practice, practice. The students compete in class tournaments and the best players will go on to the State Chess Tournament. 62 Spanish and Chess ils..,,P QQ -QQ A PM 'V' 'Rav' J 1,3-una- ': ,gh 4 'Q Y. 6 3 sr J.. VK' Nia, lf . M ...... . . SQ 3 if QQXIVW