Pasadena High School - Pasadenian Yearbook (Pasadena, TX)

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Jiri ', ex ni .t V, 1. The Eagle Marching Band displayed their halftime 4 abilities against Deer Park. 2. Hours of diligent practice paid off as the flag carriers performed with excellence. 3, Mr. Gottschalk supervised as the band played at the LaPorte pep rally. 4, On- lookers watched as the band participated in the Pasadena Rodeo Parade. S. Letter carriers supported the Eagle name at the Deer Park game. 6. Eagles marched with precision to the tune of Mickey Mouse in a Mouseketeer hat formation. Q ., - - ,nag-'.. -1' 5 B if V ? vur-N-'-rw!-' . I 1... .V... .. ., :nntp -. ,, ' iernrvimgr, VF? -Ve 5 -Vfv .ff-ff-sei'-'f-1 V A- .. Mem. Tift: ,,1..,,4,5.,,V.f4.5,g,,,-we Y 1 -f WWA rel f- - A- H.. f ., .-'.V.,.fm...,, W Q. jg jv. Q' 1 2 , ' 'f 2 -f'..2..V'-if ., mm e- :-. ' , V T . , 1r,..Q1L,i+flZf33-Ulf V..ig:t Wa f '4 p'7' ' 5Q2x3Vr?:f:rh:,2L5er,gg:.6 , V' - ,.. 'N MV-2-w.xr:,.e5 -WV 1 V V-.VV1-at .sw-effl 1 ' . . - 1 'V 1: W, I 4,5 . ',Vt.iz,V. V - ' .f 'f5 ,:V:1,,M 5 'F-A 1. z TK y V. .. . Vrqyr .A VL if k ' ' MPI iifklx ffV1fi'EV. if .. 2 -V.Vm Sew! Y-,. E? 2 V ' f V-V .51 3 :ug-1 at ,I -, - , V- A- .H .L ,af.,, 15 . Riagg z , M.s,g:.yL:: QA' 2145 V 4' ' ,5.m:Q':4fQ,rw1',5sQ,,gce,1.,19i gg 4,455g,,.,Qg-ggg ' ' QQ., ,K V g H .,,.:g,.fs:r,:,4, ... awe, nee.- ,, page, ' VV twwxxw' f ,,g1fw.:,...,.V. ' V+ -1 ,+:+.1V.,a. Wg V4 Vg V. , VV V-W-we mf . V'-ww.-., M U.--ay, - V ...V 1- -' rzawgz,-u 4, A :wi , ,gy -. ' A , ,235 2, ,g Meat.: V 5 1 it V. t W ,:ff.VVr.V-,, ,Ve .2 .f 1' 'ar ' , W - .M-'-+,,1iwt::qf V V' Vg fMVVVvr.V.,','? ,V 9: ' 5 - ' r' ji T V. if . cz? y ,b,1,,: , ..,. , 4, , A 'F ,V ,gr V 9: ,M Y F Q jf li Mx , Q e 5 1 f VN wfffe, f . , a-221 e gpm' My ,K Q It c .,. 'JK ,H . V Q 'gat , .. 1 Q :v .R'-:gr stu,-. , 'Y a ' , 'f J, st 'QM 'S I W ,O V -.. ,Aw .L , ' . - rf, 1,513 ,, 1, 5522 -Q of 1 if iaifvga V, ' K V V- V Ni. . W 'Q W Wx, '- ze 1 r . D . QM r V i , 1' be V371 QQ ,. . -Y ,Q L ,+V e, V . Q-51Z:,.,VV..,,,g, ...f elif: ,, M j 1 in -at 3:51 lt' 4. .554 j::f ,v!S,51 ..-- rs. ' . -'iff Ut! f-ffm, ., , -3- , A . , V L V - NV ,X -V'fj,. Vue, I, .: A . . Vgsriw..-1,Q,,wWQt . ' . ' Q Vt fi-5.0 -1YL??3Vg4g f' ii ' '.f , 1wwJ '. .V sf f g , . V 1 A1-,Q . wr' ,'Vg,.7' , V V' 2. -1 . 'v .x- 'V rf: V g ., R ,AVfH:.lp,. L, , i ' V VV V A H ' , 1 3' .V lk. , IM ' X 'H' R 4785 ' Km f ,, - ss. -V , .1 'if f Q-'klfdfiglgn' fy gif: V W 'ht ex M 3 if 1 A fi Q Q s ' 'rg mi Q ,Q 'La 3 4 T xx ' Q 3, Q 'W A. 5 'iw 'ra f rj . V ,,, . v.-v V- - VL? ' 'yt , , 1222 . 9 gl .W j ' -,, - f f izii up 4. 9 '4-.- .V 'Q ' f ' 'V , A ' W' V g ' 1' , jfirf 7?zff'ff f- ' -L 'aifkfx 1.5.6 VTV H '-. d 1 ' ' lla Qlfm ' - . JV 54 'A ' ,r' .,.,. ., W. ,,,, ,..,,1A. In .Q kr , , N ?f.taEsQi35,.. V, affair fy.. inf: ,V- 'V - , . . . 'ffl me-.,. V-we V' W' f. - ' if , ,V 9 V . V A LM, WX je '- wi V-tm , V Mwg n , ., ..,,s,.............- 5 5 12332 . .-.fZ'5.'5X N.. ffta., wi V 'Q V - . .awry-1, ,' :M W . ,, .tm 'X W wma '1:W.f-Mm y --, , f -mar-:fn . . .VV --- .W ,. ,-W...-.-Q... ,Q.vIVmsV,.V.a+w-f '0 . fiffmi T' ' - . V-......, 3' ' ' A JV ,W X V 5, , . . W V - - r, . ' ....-QM., N, , , Q. V4 V f. ,.. ...V, ' w

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Marching Band Fluunts New Uniforms New uniforms, new flags, and several new instruments got the marching season off to a great start. Fifty-six first-year marchers joined the ranks of the Mighty Eagle Marching Band this fall, combining efforts with 127 veteran members to produce the high quality sound for which they have come to be known. Cooperation with the cheerleaders livened up pep rallies, and halftime maneuvers were executed with the utmost precision to the tunes of contemporary as well as classic songs. Halftime was highlighted one week with a delightful performance to the tune of Mickey Nlouse. Band members enjoyed this break from the normal routine since it included their singing the song, along with the formation of the head of the cartoon character. ln addition to these activities, participation in the Pasadena Rodeo Parade in October and numerous contests kept the marching band busy throughout the first trimester of school. 136

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Nlusiciu ns Remain Active Although most widely known for its outstanding ability on the marching field, the band's activities did not halt after football season. ln November came the UIL marching contest in Deer Park, where the band received a superior rating from each judge. In individual competition, an impressive total of five band members advanced to area competition. With the second trimester came the formation of the symphonic and concert bands. Preparations for Christmas concerts kept members busy throughout the holidays. The climax came at the Christmas party when Terri lVlcNally and Billy Whitworth were announced as the band's sweetheart and beau. 1. Terri McNally and Billy Whitworth displayed the versatility that won them the titles of band sweetheart and beau. 2. The marching band exploded as the iudges announced their superior rating at contest. 3. Senior Debbie Bull and Larry Mitchell, a former graduate of Pasadena High, danced to German folk music when the band officers visited Haufbragarten. 158