Edison High School - Oracle Yearbook (Huntington Beach, CA)

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(Opposite page) - Band Council Top row: Blake Juhl (Section Leader), Keith Houchen (Co-Sec- tion Leader), Bob Scannell (Section Leader), Charles McSween (Co-Section Leader), Jeff Gomes (Assistant Drum Major), Tony Bolstad (Drum Ma|or Section Leader), Peter Thompson (Section Leader). Bottom row: Roger Yates (Section Leader), Shannon Durbin (Librarian), Lorl Floyd (Librarian), Russ Kadota (Section Leader), Amy Litzel (Section Leader), Dave Kory (Student Conductor Section Leader). Drum Major and Tuba Club president Tony Bol- stad (top left) receives last minute Instructions before departing for a major performance. Tuba Club members Jeff Cowart. Bryan Martin, and Tim Blanchard ( eftj perform In a Disneyland parade |ust before Christmas. (Below) Tuba Club: Joe Dean, Tim Blanchard, Bryan Martin, Jeff Cowart, Rory Griffen, Jeff Gomes, Ron Delezeith (Vice-president), Tony Bolstad (President) Music Clubs 141

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Music Clubs Are Noted In an organization as large as the marching band, there has to be a group of leaders to keep things in check. This group is known as the band council. The band council is formed of the Drum fvlajors, the librarians, the sec- tion leaders, and the Student Director. The main objectives of the council are to keep the band and its activities or- ganized, and to help out w ith any per- sonal problems of the students. Under advisor Gary McJilton, the council also serves as a mediary between the stu- dents and the directors. The Tuba Club, led by president Tony Bolstad and vice-president Ron Delezeith, is one of the smallest clubs on campus. Composed strictly of tuba players, the eight-member club partici- pates with the marching band in pa- rades and halftimes, and helps spon- sor fund raisers, like the monthly paper drive. The purpose of the club is to pro- mote pride in the tuba section, to pro- mote the tuba as an instrument, and to play and appreciate tuba music. The club also recognizes its members by giving out a tuba-player-of-the-month award. When asked if he had any com- ments about the club, president Tony Bolstad stated, We like to have fun. We ' re the ones who yell at the cheer- leaders at the football games.

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Drama Has Successful Year Drama Club Jennifer Burman. Chen Roberts. Nancy Pearson. Lynn Marcinko. Carolyn McDonald. Leslie Radkovich. Elizabeth Chapel, Lisa Rigdon. Jonathan Fahn. Karen Gottesmand. Brian Okley. Linda Israelson. Kori Thorin. Lisa Spadoni. Jodi Floren- tine. Amy Hemseri. Monique Huble, Staci Ju. Betsy Jennings. Roxanne Ward. Geralyn Schaetler. Eric Bengston. Loree Bruck man. Ken Bienkowski. Darcy Patch. Dave Anderson. Lynn Colmer. Sandy Thatcher, Lynne Sickel. Susie Sully. Mardi Win- ters. Mr Giannone. Lisa Rad. Tim Sharp. Happy Gill. Trise Now- lands. Wendy Hauk. Jean Ammendola. Shelley Eastman. Tracy George. Vera. Steve Whelan. Tim Renaldo. Jodi Grussing. Rhonda Collina. Curt Visca. Dave Cagley. Kelly. Darrel Hovis. Chris Pearson. Steve Valley. Nick Paslis. Steve French. Dwayne Boring With the overwhelming success of the Drama club ' s two plays. Charley ' s Aunt, anij Harvey, the club put in quite a year. The club consisted of over fifty members. The Drama Club accepted anyone who showed an interest. The club president was Wendy Hauk and the advisor was Mr. Gian- none. Thespian members were few; however, it was not just as simple as showing an inter- est. Thespian is a honor club for drama members who showed ability and motiva- tion. They also must have participated in several plays and had been active in the club. The president of the Thespian was Steve Whelan, vice-president Linda Israel- son, secretary Lisa Radokouich, and trea- surer Chris Pearson. (Right) 142 Drama