Carlsbad High School - Purple Shield Yearbook (Carlsbad, CA)

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Raiw Ow Our Parade,But. . . Director Robert Kendrick has worked musical miracles since coming to C.H.S. Above he works with Ken Allen and his tuba music. The band made a big hit with its fancy rhythms at basketball games.

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. it did every time the Lancer Band stepped in time to parades in Poway, Fallbrook, the Au- tumn Band Review, and Escondido. They were te- levised in the rain in Mother Goose Parade. Their new music march The Standard of Saint George” and 2nd year drum major, Richard Marquez, turned the heads of many large bands. Halftime shows drawn up by Bob Kendrick were enjoyed by the everincreasing football crowd. Hard, long practices paid off as the band attended U.S.C. Band Night in the Los Angeles Colliseum. As the band increased in number so did the spirit and pride. They played for pep assemblies, won the canned food drive at Christmas, sold com- munity band calendars and entered many music competitions to better their sound and appearance. They also worked toward a two week camp in Hawaii touring and entertaining the Islanders. The Band-Aides attend all performances, help- ed with grooming and encouraged spirit and the realization that Carlsbad has the BEST BAND. by First Row: Anne Farmer, Lt.; Chris Ennerson, Capt.; Robin Lester, Lt.; Second Row: Cindy Perkins, Peggie Murray, Judy Serna, Suzy Phillips, Carol Hickey, Felecia Russell, Leslie Stiffler, Tammy Gann. Third Row: Nancy Wie= | demann, Tina Somers, Terry Bilecz, Cindy Cornett, Erin McPherson, Lynne | Farmer, Linda Smith, Bridget Amoss. Fourth Row: Sue Gibson, Lynn Perry, Stephanie Rader, Jo Ellen Higley, Deana Neff, Pat Panker, Karen Evans, Rita | Reioux, Judy Chaplin, Joyce Amos, Sandy Lane. Fifth Row: Wendy Beghtol, i, Richard Marquez, Diane Vettel. Sixth Row: Claudia Mitchell, Laura Sander- cock, Richard Green, Scott Kinghorn, Chris Landrum, Wade Pritchard, John f Gibons, Jay Weselob, Eli Widen, John Colling, Cindy Yasukochi, Raeleen Til- K lie, Pat Campbell, Kelly Fuller, Sandy Radoycich. Seventh Row: Dan Ruther- R ford, Denise Rader, David Gregory, Tony Moreno, Jim Jezek, Lina Bowen, Keith Wilson, Sherry Campbell, Belinda Oliver, Tom Rogers, Sheryl Widen, Lisa Reidmuller, Janice Rowe, Debbie Gardner, Lynn Kinghorn, Linda Winans, Mike Yarbough, Doug Leivonen, Chris Hayen, Steve Jones, Tony Cimolino, Jeff Bowen, Richard Warren, Barbara Mitchell, Mitch Ritter, David Saenz, Beth O'Neil, Nancy Houghton, Wendy McNeill, Carol Gregory, Alice Oliver, Rose- mary Runnels, Joe Rodriguez. Zr= 2s

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Hard work and long practices made these girls shine and shine they did in their new white velvet tunics and contrasting purple velvet capes. Drill Captains Chris Ennerson and Lieutenants Anne Farmer and Robin Lester led the corp to second. place at the Poway Parade. They entertained with the strength and stamina of medevil Lancers at the football halftimes, pep assemblies, parade competitions in Fallbrook, Poway, and Escondido and at the Mother Goose Christmas Parade. A third place trophy was brought home from a large dance competition and workshop at Disneyland by sever- al members. Many of the corps and five flag twirlers attended the Cali- fornia Specialty Camp in Santa Bar- bara for a week, where the flag team received a third place trophy. Bottom Row; Carol Hickey, Feli- cia Russell, Robin Lester, Chris En- nerson, Anne Farmer, Judy Serna, Suzy Phillips, and Bridget Amoss. Middle Row: Leslie Stiffler, Lin- da Smith, Nancy Wiedemann, Tina Somers, Terry Bilezc, Erin McPher- son, Lynne Farmer, Tammy Gann. Top Row: Peggie Murray, Cindy Perkins, Stephanie Rader, Karen Evans, Pat Panker, Deana Neff, Jo Ellen Higley, Rita Reioux and Cindy Cornett. 18