Del Mar High School - Laurel Yearbook (San Jose, CA)

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I,liIf'I' TO RIGHT, I11RSTROW:B, Iigolston, J. Tapogna, D. Scott, M. KchrIi, E. Miyakawa, P, Penny, C, Roggiani, V, Hcrnrniduz, S. Flynn, 5, Foiituino, C, Johansen, K, ShctIcr,, Mr. Evans, SECOND ROW: M, Cole, L. Garrison, B. Iniiiriurislzigr-r, M, Kuronii, D. Miyamoto, J. Long, R. Enriqucz, R, Hawthorne, W. Townsend, B, Eigcn, M, Iahi Ii, Con, D, Rorlilfkcr, I.. Hoppu, M. Dorsich. THIRD ROW2 J. Phelps, H. Hawkinson, M. Smith, B. Hoff, J. Anson, Muir-un, B.- Inulcn, I., Iisposito, B, Pisuno, D, Roscnqnist, D. Sigala, D. Jensen, M. Hamilton. FOURTH ROW: M. Klziwiscli, R. Wigns, l,, Klnsscn, R, Nomura, B, Hamilton, D. Knapp, 'W, Schaffer, D, Aniyx, T, Buldo, M. Puiorniti, D, Wilsonf C, Rnnri. I:IIfTH ROW: I. Lorlcriiiimf S. Kirkland, D. Tanionc, I. Wrench, K. Kondos, R. Cjou-rim-y, S, Pholps, li, Hoppu, T, Hicks, B. Giirtlcy, D. Barshow. SIXTH ROW: C. Moline, J. Crowfool, L. Buldo, R, Riuriul, I, Bowinini, D, Cnrriur, B. Parker. Iarchin Band BOB IZGIZLSTON MR, EVANS IEANNIE TAPOGNA Druni Mauior Instructgr Head lyig-ygrgfpe H0

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Campus Courier Staff Cheryl Vanderford, Judy Pepper, Ron Guard, Bob Sitter, and Joetta Freitas, Ronaele Jones and Julie Molzohn. Henry Hawkinson. and Connie Young. CO-EDITOR Jim Kelley The editors meet to plan the next edition. ' rs. 11 . ' . 1 ' Q Q .X , f'i' rf 1 ' , Q' ' i t M si C g s wt fs s 'A I I , t - J t tty J sr is tttye if ,. ,J Don Clemens Carol Liles Sherri Brickell News Editor Feature Editor Business Manager Sherry Rae Ring Exchange Editor .XM y sf 1 J Q CO-EDITOR Valerie Matovich Dick Currier Sports Editor

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LEFT TO RIGHT: Diane Janzen galternatey, Sandy Fontaine, Carol Johanson, Sherline Flynn, Vickie Hernandez, Mirriam Klawisch qalternatey. CENTER: Karin Shetler qheadj. CAMERA SHY: JoAnn Spang Flag Girls The Del Mar High marching band strutted its way to success during its first year. Much spirit was added to the school by the band's enthusiasm and colorful uniforms. Contributing to the success of the band were the energetic flag girls, the talented maiorettes, and the high-stepping drum major. Many of the school's activities were enhanced by the presence of the band. Some of these included: football half time shows, assemblies, the variety show, and grad- uation. Because of its exceptional ability, the band was allowed to participate in activities outside of the school, which is quite an achievement for a first year band. With such an outstanding year behind it, the Del Mar band will most certainly march on to more awarding accomplishments in the future. Majorettes LEFT TO RIGHT: Paula .Penny, Eleanor Miyakawa Darlene Scott, Marian Kehrli, Carol Reggiani. .f .i .. s. im -.-Q...--, M- 2wassw weetawmwsras::e2inrss s1rswfiIfe1-.missmssmwr Mf fefsmL:s1ae.v::sgPw4 is11 '