Mazama High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Klamath Falls, OR)

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120-Music Division Moving music in more ways than one happens as the Marching Band marches down Main Street.

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VEITCH-ZUFAn Darcee Veitch Larry Wagner Susan Walker Pat Ward Alison Watah Linda Webb-Bowen Bob Welzbacker Diane Wells Walt Wilson Richard Wood Bob Zumbo Don Zupan Contemplating a purchase - Jen- nifer Bortis and Jennifer Warden check out the ring display. Looking for that just-right design - Dava Stone and Trent Lynn look through a catalog of class rings. Rings and The purchase of high school momentos such as class rings, keys, and year- books may seem quite ex- pensive at times, especially for the graduating senior. However, these things are usually appreciated later in life when one can look back and remember the good times. Things Staff! 19

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Music, one of the most diffi- cult and sophisticated talents of today. What does it take? Ex- tream dedication, enthusiasm, and emotions in action. To play and harmonize takes hours of personal practice and days of group practices. The music pro- gram has the majority of stu- dents participating, others are fans. Music blends with almost every activity here-graduation, sports, and school unity. Music is the base to keeping this school on fire throughout the present and future. Concentrating on the key signature. Shelly Taylor practices for the Stockton tour. Jazzing it up Derek Harvey lead saxa- phonist for Varsity Jazz and Symphonic Bands, performs a solo. Music Division-121