Eagle Mountain High School - Talon Yearbook (Eagle Mountain, CA)

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r A Practices held during activity period, after school, and first perio dinated presentations. Gracie Nunez and Tina Garvin show the ha some leg. lftime crowd 4 Michelle Richardson performs the finale to Dim A11 the Lights. A Lorena Patrick leads the way for other drill team members. 1 , Z A y 7 . N f rv jr X 1 f lf 'x I '- r I ,Z ' ! m ,Vg I ' L L ' 1 J d, assured coor-

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A Hours of precision-practice pay off as drill members leave the halftime performance grace- fully. A Gracie Nunez and Michelle Richardson dance to Whip-It. A Drlll Team: Top Row: Wallace, C., Richard- son, M., Second Row: Gonzales, R., Graham, G., Olson, B., Fahey, D., Peoples, L., O'Yates, G., Third Row: Ballantine, D., Fahey, T., Rich- ardson, M., Kneeling: Nunez, G., Patrick, L., Sitting: Mattice, C., Garvin, T., Cole, K., Wal- lace, J. L Melinda Richardson enjoys the Homecoming Parade. 30 ' 2 s YT MARCHING TO THEIR DRUM he ad read Wanted Seventeen spirited dancers Requirements must maintain a grade point average of 2 0, may belong to other organr zations that do not interfere w1th drill perform ances and practices in April s tryouts Camaraderie ran rampant as veteran members assisted those new to tryouts Programs featured routines to various disco jazz, and marching music Although primarily mvolved with performances, Drill raised funds by selling candy and peanuts, showing movies, and periodically washing cars Money raised was ut1 lized for uniforms and an end of the year trip All high school girls were eligible to participate

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RESPONSIBILITY THROUGH FIRST-HAND EXPERIENCE llAstronomica1 best describes the growth and respectability of the after hours 4-H Roadrunners, Involvement occurs as an outgrowth of animal breeding and training. Animals raised from infancy on borrowed bank money are primarily used for show purposes, breeding, and slaugh- ter. The shows are held at the Blythe Fair, April 9-12. Judging is based on the grading of animals. An excellent animal receives a purple ribbong very good, a blue ribbon, good, a red ribbong and for fair, they receive a white ribbon. Hogs are not allowed to at the fair if they receive a red or white ribbon. Roadrunners show their animals on April 10. Ribbons are based on the owners showmanship abilities. Purple and blue ribbons are sold on April l, and on April 12, awards and checks are distributed. Although hard work is a 4-Her's trademark, members gather for hay- rides, projects, dances, and bake sales that benefit their education and the community. L Bill Evans prepares dinner for a projected purple ribbon razorback. A Students learn through experience Tammy Fahey repeats an every morning rit- ual of preparing feed for the livestock. 32