Redmond High School - Mustang Yearbook (Redmond, WA)

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asa-usuwwua 00 ' .Qs V I u If TF Bono' has successml year. hrough hard work and the group had a total of about 38 com- dedication, the 1986-87 mitments, including concerts, compe- Jazz Band had an exciting titions, basketball, and football and fulfilling year. games. They also travelled up to Can- The band consisted of ada in May, after raising 553900. to 27 members. All showed enthusiasm and dedication towards making it a great year. Every morning before school, the group met and practiced if for an hour. They also put in after- We,haV? a lot fflore school time. All the hard work paid Splrlt thlS year. off, and the band had a very reward- - ing year, For the first time, the Jazz Band received a perfect ten in Marys- ville, said Susie Nelson. t . h. . . The band was led by a new director, corffjge lglllfgiil mag lggdcompetitlon. John Logan, who has already contri- .t. e Th E23 anh ueseryes recog' buted a great deal to the group. trillion' eyd gh ii cf a enqmgkevem' Adam Coble commented, We've bu. liar' an elf uture 00 S very got a good new director, and things are ng ' lk' f RHSB d'th f- . tigeigg up or an m e u by Tami Munson Throughout the course of the year, Photos by Jamie Th0maS- S 252 .. ..

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'S ' . f The 1986-87 Symphonic Band W rw -, 1 If 4 4 1 A Class Acf he RHS 1986-87 Band was truly a success. The group consisted of two parts: Symphonic Band being the more advanced musi- cians and Concert Band-the sopho- more musicians. This combination created a group that was a mixture of many talents. Directed for the first year by John Logan the band generated enthusi- asm towards their work. We work really hard but we have Doing numerous concerts and com- petitions provided the band the op- portunity to show off their talents and since the band has grown by about 50 members that talent is wide- spread. There is a lot of talent here said David Bussey. The band has taken some time this year to get organized. Some days they 7 3 7 tl 7 fun too, Mike Lesko commented. 7 7 it 77 ! 3,5 fi? 'ik BAND wa-:fx :- .... .-:-:-sc... . - - . -9 ': -3:5522 2 5: , ' : : :-: :-:-.-: - -: 11:1-.-5' swiss 5 5- ' s : :2. : : if - ' IQ. .... E: E: xx-:-ao:-:-c-c-.' 153' we-:-so would take time outjust to talk things over and get it all together. There was a lot of teamwork involved. The band officers for 1986-87 were: President-Larry Fransson Vice- President- Hugh Dodd Secretary- We Work hard, but we have fun, too Mlke Lesko David Farmer and Drum Major- Ke- The band members all agree that they had a great year and all are look- ing forward to just as much success next year. by Tami Munson Photos by Jamie Thomas 9 vin Gutteron. I x siueicnmntr BR BDERS The 1986-87 Concert Band.

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' 52523-3ElE2E2Z:E PC' 'I-I-I-155:51 ziiiififiiii 455525 3555 :lzlsigigiz :2 11:11 1:2 :2:1t1..1-'-:iz . 221525 iii: 535: 0 5:22 -avg, 5:T:2:2:f: 5:5:i -:-: :-: -.7 :::: 2:2?f2:E?f 2 2:f: :E:5:f:5:2:2:E: 155 1 :lzi 1:5:Rf5'l:7c1 5255 , .v :- - :-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-c1:I:-:-:-z-:-:5:'. -.-SRI:-:':-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:'f The Concert Choir. Front row: Julie Dickenson, Sally Palmer, Erin Snodgrass, Erika Rood, Dawn Cason, Karen Lauve, Teri Lie Allison Taggart, Jennie Lauve, Christina Liu. Middle row: Kristine Hubbard, Krissy Schupp, Samantha Patch, Mufiie Buls, Audra Baldwin, Tanya DeLarm, Renee Otto, Torrie Telford, Linda Smith, Tammy Smith. Back row: Doug Price, Steve Noaker, Howard Anderson, Tony Fulgham, Adam Coble, Scott MacNight, Roger Taylor, Perry Travis, Mike De Porter, Steve Kloetsch, Hristo Ushev Mike Swatman, Victor Corradi, Phil Buss, Paul Carter, Dave Butts. 1. 5 irls chorus and Concert choir had a great year. Both choirs performed well in their concerts and captivated audi- ences. Concert choir in the 86-87 school year was excellent. The choir engaged in a great many ac- tivities. One of the highlights was a trip to Euphrata and Spokane. While in Spokane, Redmond High students stayed with other stu- dents, enabling them to share knowledge and experiences. The Concert choir was chosen as one of the top five high school choirs in the state by the Universi- ty of Washington, a great achieve- ment. Another honor was awarded to the choir. Two of its members, were chosen to go to a state com- petition. Lisa Duncan won the mezzo soprano category and Christina Liu was chosen as first I1 alternate for alto. Pam Smith summed up her ex- periences in Concert choir by say- ing Choir has enlightened my life and music has given my soul reason to soar. Girl s chorus did quite well. This is a learning choir but the A large group of people unlted together for one reason. . .t mg Adam Goble girls were very dedicated taking private lessons in addition to the training they received in class. by Heidi Kruse photos by Rob Dunn Students ranked In Top Eve fh State r CHOIR aa ,- cc . 0 ' as . Howard Anderson and Doug Price contemplate their trip to Spokane.