Estes Park High School - Whispering Pine Yearbook (Estes Park, CO)

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45 ff 'rf Concentrating on keeping time,junior drum major Bob Rinella directs the band's halftime field show during the homecoming football game, Wearing sunglasses to protect himself from Marching briskly, the regional champion flag line leads the band down the street in the flying snow, Eric Isbell leads the percussion snowy homecoming parade. section off the field. MW? 01 ct,f 'iff WWW, c if ZH 0 Q 5 9 24 Band , iw. '-

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Hal As Dan Defer gathers ingredients for the dish his third period foods The class was preparing food to be eaten the next day by visitors class is making, he is caught eating before the meal is prepared. to the class. 'haw rir If . it iivii ...W C C E iiiixi Ai 3 5 is it all With a look ofdistress, Missy Pugh realizes the pieces ofher stained glass project don't Dean Cornelius receives some assistance with his drafting from a friend at the Larimer fit together well enough. County Voc-Tech Center. An, drafting, home ec 25

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F S . - me m In tune with the times Intent on hitting the right notes, trumpet players Jeff Shanafelt, Topher Donahue, Gary San- dau and hier Berry complete a rendition of Take My Breath Away. L. .FGM -jf, N ' YQ f .Y 1- WW? eemwfimm Guard member Cari Docter stands at atten- tion dunng a halftime show. Members of the Bobcat band entered the 1986-87 season with high hopes after coming off a suc- cessful campaign the year before. The marching season kicked off the year as the band performed at home football games. The Colo- rado Band Masters Association re- gional competition was the first test for the young musicians. The flag line, led by captain Becky rlickson, and the rifle line, led by Shani Parker, combined to take first place in the auxiliary facet of the contest. The band overall took third place, qualifying them for the CBA state competi- tion, held in Canon City. At the contest the band falter- ed, as they failed to make finals and finished ninth of 17 bands. The band's repertoire consist- ed of 'lCorazon, Say You, Say Meg' 'TauruS, and 'lTequila. The concert season began with the annual Christmas con- cert, where the band played songs such as Noel Suite and l'Parade of Carols. At the North Central Division Colorado State Music Festival, the band competed against bands from around the state and re- ceived a judgment of excellent for their efforts. The traditional Pops Concert ended the year as the band per- formed music from the movie Top Gun. At the concert, direc- tor Charles Amett, after giving spe- cial awards to five people and dis- tributing letters, announced that this would be his last year at Estes Park High School. Band 25