Paradise Valley High School - Trojan Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Band plays at Grand Openings The Paradise Valley Symphonic band is the top performing group in the instrumental department. There are about eighty students this year participating in this year's Symphonic Band. Each chair position of each stu- dent is auditioned for, said Para- dise Valley Band Director Frank Malambri. The Symphonic Band played this year at the grand opening of the new auditorium. The band also raised money this year for various costs by selling cheese and sausage, Fudge Hut, chocolate Santas, and by sponsor- ing a car wash. OFFICERS: Jeff Williams, Lieutenant, Maria Gary, Drum Major, Craig Childs, Captain, Michelle McHugh, Lieutenant, Jerry Krueger, Lieutenant, Tracy Mitchell, Administra- tive Officer, Brian Long, Lieutenant. Symphonic Woodwinds, Top Row. Deena Waffensmith, Tracy Mitchell, Joanne Hernandez, Rhonda Anderson, Paul Bonn, Jeff Cox, Linda DuPlessis, Kim Martin, Jody Hightower, Hollie Shultz, Sheryl Cohen. Middle Row: Laura Rider, Shawnmarie Langham, Jennifer Heifitz, Lisa Rud, Liane Stell, Marilyn O'Mara, Sara Weber, Kelly Dixon, Jana Miller, David Obenour. Bottom Row: Michelle McHugh, Toni Lewandowsky, Hope Jordanova, Ali Spencer, Tami Krantz, Suzanne Lacey, Laurie Strole, Kim Gilbreath, Sharon Johnson. I68

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l-Iuman Relations plans mock wedding After the weddings, the students enjoyed a reception which they prepared them- selves. . ' F ikg . . ., .. , . ,. Karen Everhart, junior, Bridesmaid, walks down the aisle. Gail Lee, Junior, and Ralph Rob- erts, Senior, were married along with seniors Laura Hall and Eric Hecht in their Human Relations class. Of course the wedding was mock with Mr. Ron Harten assum- ing the role as minister. The Human Relations class, taught by Mrs. Marilyn Lambeth, planned the entire wedding and even investigated the cost of the ceremony, from catering all the way through the honeymoon. Students made the wedding cake, decorated the room and don- ated anything that might be useful to the ceremony. The Jazz Band played the wedding march and also played at the reception. The wedding was the high point of the semester for the students. The second couple to take their vows were Eric Hecht, senior, and Laura Hall, senior. M- -5 4 , 4- V P I I tn' K 4 ,,,, , E mam? W ff f M? 1 Ralph Roberts, senior, and Gail Lee, iunior, take their wedding vows in front of Mr. Ron Harten. IG7

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Percussion: Top Row: Dean Menard, Mike Dickens, Sean Gens, Casey Hill, Paul Beakley. Middle Row: David Mills, Richard Webster, David Lancette, Eddie Smith, Cindy Lucas. Bottom Row. David Obenour, Brian Kohler. Low Woodwinds. Top Row: Carl Forman, Dori Dalton, Todd Storms, Dana Pennington, Tamara Garber, Paul Beakley. Bottom Row: Maria Gary, Holly Glick, Chris Villa, Dana Mitchell, Jessica DeWalt, David Schrock, Teri Kossak. The Paradise Valley Marching Band started the year with new uniforms. At competition at Northern Arizona University the band re- ceived an excellent rating, said Paradise Valley Band Director Mr. Frank Malambri. There are about eighty people in the marching band this year. They played at the foot- ball games, Special Olympics, Para- dise Hills Shopping Center, the grand opening of K-mart, and at the Camelback Inn for Motorola. The Paradise Valley Marching Band raised money for their group by selling cheese and sausage, Fudge Hut, chocolate Santas, and a car wash. Officers for this year were Ad- ministrative Officer Senior Tracy Mitchell, Drum Major Senior Maria Gary, Captain Senior Craig Childs, Lieutenants Junior Michelle McHugh, Junior Brian Lang, Junior Jerry Krueger. Brass Section Top Row: Pat Wise, Harold Grea', Chad Steitz, Craig Childs, Jerry Krueger. Middle Row: James Steele, Cesar Figueroa, Bill Grundler, Wally Reinke, Mi- lissa Pittman, Trever Gens, Ken Dixon. Bottom Row. Brian Lang, Jeff Williams, Ken Wilson, Bill Vine, Robert Vasilev, Gary Kucy, Kim Fowler, Mike Clark. l69