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

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Jazz performs at .Suns game Thirty-one people were involved in Jazz band. The majority of the band was seniors. They have no tryouts but in order to perform in a concert, one must prove himself by knowledge of music, talent, skill and class participation. During the school year, the band played at the Suns home game at the Colliseum, entered many state- wide competitions and had fund raisers such as the selling of Christmas ornaments. Mr. Frank Malambri, Jazz in- structor for the past several years said, We have had the reputation of being the dominant band in Ari- zona and this year was no excep- tion! Marching band begins a halftime routine Nw-4 . 4:.:.anoq'7 - XJ... f..,W,'n' ,O I- .aw swnnfn - ,, W Marching band stands at mid-field while they perform a routine JAZZ BAND: Bottom Row: Carl Forman, Terri Kossak, Maria Gary. Jeff Morrison, Tracy Mitchell Sandy Mitchell Brian Klefllng Middle Row: Dori Dalton, Cindy Lucas, Bonda Ramsey, Jerry Krueger, Craig Childs, Harold Greig Jessica DeWalt Mike Selmer Top Row: Trever Gens, Kim Fowler, Gary Kucy, James Steele, Bill Vine, Brian Lang, Jeff Williams Don Brown Lee Cardente Jeff Bonet Rich Webster, Robert Salazar. I7O

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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

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Flagline competes as . V- A ei .u , ralriuzff I t L '- 31-.,:,., 1 , is 558231 23 '7 PSY' - ,fi ff M . 'fi'-' fjiqlufff -:. hr- I W my . , ' . ' X - ., Flagline: Jennifer Coak, Kim Brown, Traci Gagliano, Vicki Prezzia and Valerie Carr. W if ,-., ,Er f , . The i984-85 flagline enjoyed an exciting year by entering compe- tion with the band and performing at football games. Flagline went with the band to NAU for compeition. The flagline consisted of 5 girls who practiced on Wednesday nights with the band. They learned various routines which were used during half time of home football games. Flagline is sponsored by Mr. Frank Malambri, the band director, and Mrs. Lee Moline, English teach- er. Drum Majorette: Maria Gary Twirler: Pam Gurtner l7l