Parkway North High School - Saga Yearbook (Creve Coeur, MO)

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Jazz Band Livens Games There's something about them that l like. They liven up the games a lot, said Sean Ryan, basketball fan, about the 17-member Jazz Band. They may have been the busiest band in school. We're always working on something, said Mr. Keith Thomas, who has directed bands for 25 years. They played at two Varsity Bas- ketball games, and planned to compete in the Cape Gir- ardeau Jazz Festival in April. Also planned were performances at the Senior Olympics and Creve Coeur Days in April and May, Mr. Thomas said. -Spencer Keimon photos by Amy Jentes wwf' .X ap gf Q -:W . S t if . : N -5 X x . X , .xg 'ire 1 , , 9 nfl Q S ex I H, 1 X. ' Q K Q' i t Q .f ,I x ,X 'W' ff X-Q 5' , N Jazz Band. Front row: Erica Olixer, Dana Mueller, Eddie Barth. Jim Fomengo, Stacy Pfeiffer. Middle row: Graham Johnson, Robert Richman. Back row: Lynman Stamps, Mahyar Parxin, Scott Friedman, Heather Thomas Ylatt Strom. Senior Erica Oliver rehearses When the Saints Come Marching In. She practiced the piece for three weeks. The saxophone section of Jazz Band rehearses during fifth hour. Matt Strom works alone in the cor- ner so he can hear himself play Jam Bandf91

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