Marcos De Niza High School - Libro de Oro Yearbook (Tempe, AZ)

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Band PADRE BAND: Mr. Richardson, Mr. Weece, band directors. President Kathy Snider, vice-president Mark Arndt, Vickie Huffman, treasurer Tami McCIung, secretary Pat O'Brien, Tami Grounds, drum maior Denis LaForce, librarian Terri Barrett, Sherri Nelson, uniform Barb Eichberger, Linda Andes, Steve Arndt, Steve Berns, Steve Boe, Kelly Bumpass, larry Boltz, Lynette Bourgeous, Sherri Chisman, Cathy Clemit, Eric Ellmaker, Steve Facinelli, Frank Felix, Rachel Fitzgerald, Amy Fellner, Maureen Flaherty, Kathy Foote, Kathy Foley, Pat Garcia, Mike Goodwin, Marilyn Grimm, Cyndie Grounds, Sherri Harris, Chimene Hawes, Diane Hernandez, Linda Higgins, Gloria Holgin, Marcia Hostetler, Debra Huff, Diane Iwer, David lohnson, Mary Koppen, Leesa Lawrence, Kaoime Malloy, Carolyn LaMonica, Tim Moeur, lamie Molina, Nik McCurdy, lohn Nieto, Santos Nieto, Annette Patterson, Martha Pearson, Michael Penic, Reynaldo Peralta, Pennie Pew, Cynthia Porter, lulie Ruppert, David Simms, Don Smith, Doug Smith, Pam Urchike, Sue Vesley, Karen Wells, Dennis Whittaker, Matt Wiseman. camp port of activities lfff! 86-Padre Band

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Taking statistics for the basketball teams is one of the functions of the Rebounders. They were required to attend every basketball game except Casa Grande and Kofa due to lack of transportation. According to member Cathy Wilde there are no specific goals for the club. Mat Rascals assisted in scoring and announcing at the wrestling matches which helped promote school spirit. To raise money, they organized a volleyball-a-thon. Selling programs at football games also contributed to the fund. One: Between matches Eileen Kilkenny, Brenda Rehnke and lenni Olson talk shop. Two: Debbie Henderson and Eileen Kilkenny lead cheers dur- ing a match. Three: At a pep assembly lenni Olson and Eileen Kilkenny root for the wrestling team. Four: Sophomore Brenda Rehnke expresses herself with body language. Five: Rebounders Cathy Wilde, Lori Pies and Sharon Spickerman view the start of the second half against Saguaro. Six: Mrs. McKeown holds her son, Phil, as she takes a shot chart. Seven: A rebounder observes the game against the Buffa- Ioes. 5 ,uw-U Si' 4.nU Fiebounders-85 1

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Aside from the usual half time shows and pep rallies the Padre Band included many activities in its sched- ule. The year started with band camp, which took place the week prior to school. The camp was at the Pinal County 4-H camp gound, which is located between Flagstaff and Wil- liams. According to band director Mr. Bill Richardson, the camp was designed to create a family relation- ship among members of the band. This was to be achieved by having mem- bers eat, sleep and play together for a week in very primitive surroundings. While at camp, band members prac- tifed marching in a nearby motel park- ing Iot. The rest of the practicing was done under a ramada inside the camp grounds. Although the band fell short of its hopes for a superior grade at the ASU Band Day Competition, the group made up the disappointment at the Cortez Invitational where it dazzled the audience with its variety of march- ing steps. During the concert season, the band prepared for its spring tour. The musi- cians went to California for the Music Educators National Convention. According to Mr. Richardson, being asked to perform at the convention is quite an honor. one: Trombone players from the Padre Band and McClintock Band practice for the dual halftime show. two: Band Director Bill Richardson leads the combined band show. three: Standing in the middle of the band, Pat O'brien plays his solo. four: lunior Steve Arndt, trumpet player, sits in the stands and watches the game. five: Trom- bone players Frank Felix and Steve Boe play dur- ing pep assembly. six: Santos Nieto and trumpet soloist Mary Price play during the McClintock football game. seven: Helping the Padre Band out, a member of the Arizona State University marching band sits in the stands. E Ju- Padre Band-87