Sabino High School - Vista Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Fewer people promoted extro effort. Super Sobers Sing Sensotionolly WW -f V , , - 29524 M . ei i gggfaz : ' ' f The sound of music required much more rhonjust blurring out o tune, Mem- bers of the Sobino choirs reod music, tools tests on music they were Ieorning, ond hormonized oil to ochieve o perfect pitch. With fewer people in the Concert choir this yeor, they hod to put forth extro effort to ochieve o hormonious sound. It tools olot of proctice to get the some effect, which put more pressure on the individuol. Much of their music wos in Lotin, such os Christmos Foctus Est ond Agnus Dei, ond Sponish, such os Eres Tu? , requiring tronslotion of the song ond even more proctice. The choirs hod severol fund-roisers this yeor. They sold colendors ond ron con- cessions ot the Tucson High footboll gome. All of the money they mode went tovvords tuxedo shirts, new sight- seeing books, ond moteriols for their Homecoming floot, U By Debbie Fox

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. .the best orchestra concerts ever. Catch The Orchestra Spirit Tension and rhythm filled the air dur- ing the orchestra's rehearsals throughout the 1982-88 school year. Despite occa- sional Wrong notes, numb fingers and tired hands, Sabino's orchestra always pulled through to present the best or- chestra concerts ever. Mr. Gregory taught and directed this incredible orchestra. Ranging from fresh- man to seniors, this group of 18 played into the hearts of audiences at Sabino. Due to elective and sixth period P.E. reg- ulations the number of students in the orchestra remained low. Christina Liccardo commented on the tremendous fun and the friendly at- mosphere the orchestra held for all, lt's a terrific class. Many of the students continue with their musical training. Ma- joring in music in college or being inf volved in extra-curricular activities was not uncommon to these students. Mr. Gregory has watched fine musicians def velop from this class of ambitious stu- dents. Sabino's orchestra has once again completed another successful year. Male- ing beautiful music is their motto and a reality. Q By Lisa Muth- Grchestra 35

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if ,VW Sue Damon practices harmonizing. The 1982-83 Advanced Girls Choir: T. Edgar, D. Thomas. T. Swerdlove, B. Garrone, T. Martin, C. Brodzlnski, H. Ballenson. M. Butler, K. Stat, W. Boyd, G. Walker, L. McFarland. M. Morse, T. Campbell. M. Fry, G. Llccardo. R. Colalannl, K. Lamastos. Not pictured: D. Cook, J. Cunning- ham, D. Robins. Members of the Concert Choir perform one of their Latin tunes called Agnus Dei . x A in ,gy . fs C3120 T 1 ci I ci A The 1982-83 Concert Choir: K. Lels, C. Huff. C. Voladez, B. Vogal, S. Damon. C. Messier 1 S. Simmons. L. Grimes, N. Wargo, R. Vala- dez. C. Dlddams, L. Hamilton. S. Shaylor. D Harlos, S. Metzger, M. Halle, J. Buben, R Woodward, M. Simone, D. Clawson, M Lee. D. Panell, T. Beard, C. Flint. D. Parish. C. Baye, B. Ahern, M. Hocheder, K. Emede Not pictured: A. Musgraves, C. Mcgee, G Luketlch, K. Petrie. 1. Meyer. Choir 37