Pueblo High School - El Dorado Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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1981 Intermediate -Beginning Band Pueblo's beginning and intermediate bands, which met dur- ing 3rd period, learned the fundamentals of music, but did not perform yet. Mr. Messing felt these bands were very important to the success of the marching band, for most of those from the beginning and intermediate bands eventually will go on to per- form with the marching band. -Arnulfo Palma -T.. L Band members Troy Brown and Martin Bringas.3 Intermediate B Members are. Top: Mr. Ed Messing Clnstructorb. Middle Row. Troy Bro Margaret Ramos, Allen Perkins. Bottom Row: Martin Bringas, Diane Carra- Joe Altamirano, John Agnew and Jerry Martinez. 4-Ed Messing instructs Je Martinez on the saxaphone. 1--Practicing with the sax is John Agnew. 2-Warming up for practice C 9 K - 3 4 106

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Chorus Comes Through Loud And Clear Chorus performs for school concerts and was active in performing in state competitions. The following people won awards for singing at the Annual Choir Regional Auditions held in late January: Jorge Altamirano, Diana Deisid, Marcia Carillo, Wrginia Potter, and Christine Villa who all received a rating of one, which was superior. Although the chorus performed under the direction of Ms. Cano for a fall, school concert, they were unprepared and therefore did not perform in the annual Christmas concert. --Cheri Dandurand ii,i ,.r, V V evy's S . , ki 2,24 .ff 1 Levy's Levy-S 3 Levy's 108 Robin Cook :QW