Armijo High School - La Mezcla Yearbook (Fairfield, CA)

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Activities Attached nits Add To rmijo Pride Adding to the general effect of the band unit, the attached units were not only judged with the band, but also seperately, in their own division. Drum Majorette Marci Popadapolous, the 1981 Senior Ladies World Champion Solo Twirl- er, easily won first place in every parade, includ- ing All-Western Band Review at Long Beach, in which she not only regained her title of California State Champion, but also qualified for the na- tional competiton to defend her title. The Tall Flags, Identification Unit, and Back Banners enjoyed a successful year, which includ- ed a win at Del Oro. A new precedent was set as Kris Fray became the first woman to ever march Bagpipes for Armijo. Without the dedication and support of these units, the marching season would not have been possible. Tall Flags: Carman Tobias, Courtney Christian, Emily Howarth, Deanna Day, Kim Engle, Jackie Cannon. I.D. Unit: Lori Fickess, Martha Sheldon, Veronica Shoopman, Erika Gerber, Tammy Bair, Jayne Howarth, Cindy Williams, D'Arcy Bush. Back Banners: Kaleda Walling, Shelly Leary, Anna Dawson, Jannette Kelly, Ronda Royles, Jeanie McGee, Jeanine Herrod, Patty Walling. Bagpipers: Devin Loving, Kris Fray, Solo Majorette: Marci Popadapolous. 1. The Armijo Front Banners march proudly down Fair- field's Texas Street. 2. Performing their routine to the delight of the crowds are the Tall Flags. 3. The Back Banners perform their salute routine. 4. Pipers Kris Fray and Devin Loving salute the reviewing stand. 5. Solo Twirler Marci Popadopolous performs at the Home- coming game half-time show. 30 Activities - ,.. 'inl- '-515 v-

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