Costa Mesa High School - Round Up Yearbook (Costa Mesa, CA)

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High Goals Reached By Marching Band Under the direction of Mr. Earl Treichel and drum major Scott Houston, the mustang band set goals to work harder and longer for more rewarding results this year. Performing at football games, dedications and pa- rades proved to make the band a unified performing group. They earned second place in a Fountain Valley Parade, performed in the San Dimas Christmas Parade and the annual Costa Mesa Fish Fry. Overall, our Marching Band had an exciting year be- cause they performed many times and won many a- wards. l. Drill down commandoes, Drum major, Scott Houston and assist- ant Drum major, Jim Hammons. 2. Drummers do it louder. 3. Practicing before the game helps to make the half-time show perfect. 4. Mr. Earl Treichel often answers, Yeah, it's a dotted half. 5. Drill Show '77. 45 194 ACTIVITIES X'3 any stag r 131

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I i., .ig S s 1 Wranglerettes Keep In Time To Marching Band rg- ' Keeping time to the Marching Band's steady beat 6 .W . - were this year's Wranglerettes. The Wranglerettes are 3 i 3. I L T' an .3 fs a group of girls who make up Mesa High's drill team. This year, they performed at all the football games as a part of the marching band tradition. They also performed with the drum squad at Magic Mountain- and part of the group did a dance routine at Disneyland. Because the Wranglerettes are a self confident group, they entered many competitions including the Arolla State Competition and the Miss U.S.A. Drill Team Pageant. 'xii Z ' - h 5 l 2. Tammy Bullis stands proud. 3 . Drill Team performing at half time. 3. Are we supposed to go this way . . . T 4. Stopping for a look at the fire works. 5. Standing proud with her flag. E fFrontJ Karen Pancost and Susan Lee, fl rowj Christy Cannariato, Serena Behar, Kelle Bell, Chris Bann t2 rowj Joan Slaney, April Ehn, Lori Mintzer, Annette Clark, Q3 rowJ Tracie Serrano, Tammy Bul Suzanne Hayes, Debbie Meister, Q4 rowj Laurie Wagner, Shari Platt, Kristi Mealey, Regina Williams. I96-ACTIVITIES 5 C l