Euclid High School - Euclidian Yearbook (Euclid, OH)

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HALF TI E HERDES W. E , x 7 Top left: Band members relax ln the stands after a rousing performance. Top right: Marching band members dlsplay the intense concentratlon lt takes to put on a flawless half time show. Center left: Band director Arthur Sydow leads the band Ill the school flght song. Center right: Band members brush up on Lhelr marchmg slulls at August s band camp Rzght The hours of practlce pay off 7 , . , X 1, . L L ' ' - x I . Vx X Ax L an . . ., . IW . Y 1 I golden mmutes. ,Q I ,L x 'fn Ng ' X A l U P, , , ,, 16 Actlvities ' Marching Band '4 f V. I gl Jr +1 Q

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ETHI Left center: Flag corps members picked out the basics for their routines at a summer camp. The rest came through long hours of practice Left: Mnjorettes. Kneeling, captain Carol Deason. Standing, Lynn Yuko, Lois Belavich, Terri Zakraysek. Below: The majorettes strike a pose at the close of another half time performance. Far left: Flag Corps. Lori Springer, Tracie Taylor, Karmen Kelly, Pam Brown, Vicky Metzger, Lisa Brzozowski, Sue Reinke, Robin Rizzo, Tracy Holmes, Alison Derreberry, Trish Pirsil, Monica Parisi, Janet Larkins, Amy Steele, Beth Waltermire. Left center: Two flags are better than one.' The flag corps girls didn't expect all the hard work necessary to to learn their programs, Left: Janet Larkins and the other flag corps members performed at the Fall Sports Assembly. Majorettes ' Activities 15

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Above: Marching Band. Bottom Row: J. Tekanic, J. Evans, N. Selvaggio, B. Chapman, B. Bretton, E. Kosten, M. Bratton, J. Mansperger, R. Ham, S. Anzells. Row 2: J. Bisbee, M. Peterson, J. Vislocky, D. Katcher, S. Miller, R. Bierer, E. Gleisser, J. Davis, D. Swihart. Row 3: M. McChancy, S. Drienka, S. Leonard, J. Valentine, M. Hunt, E. Martin, D. Francetic, P. Resnik, A. Powaski, C. Rasmusen. Row 4: A. Mulraney, V. Penny, T, Furlan, R. Hendershot, J. Stevko, G. Buck, M. Shutty, M. Kristoff, E. Lackner, N. McCourt. Row 5: G, Broa, L. Galer, M. Minard, J. Offerle, P. Joksimovich, R. Tice, A. Morkunas, J. Stokes, R. Mazzaro. Row 6: M. Spehar, L. Rattini, D. Bussey, R. Braidich, L. Saletrik, B. Spaur, R. Cook, R. Scherbarth, S. Pantalone, Row 7: K. Grigsby, E. Tepley, D. Morgan, B. Blevins, M. Joyce, M. Lausin, K. Harrah, S. Archacki, J. Westover, J. Smith. A. Gubitosi. Row 8: Mr. Sydow, L. Wudy, J. Niccum, J. Cable, K. Davis, S. Tice, S. Volante, J. Harper, Mr. Taddeo. Left: Sam Pantalone has practiced so long that he can even run through a show with his eyes closed Eighty musicians, flanked by majorettes and flag corps girls, high-step onto the field and line up with precision. The Euclid High School marching band is ready for another show. Each 7V2 minute performance takes hard work by all band membersg student directors Melanie McChancy, Paul Resnik Andy Powaski: and band directors Arthur Sydow and Frank Taddeo. The week before school began band members began sweating through their routines at a band camp held at the high school. In addition to preparing for half time performances during the football season, the band brushed up for appearances in the Homecoming Parade, Cleve1and's Columbus Day Parade, and the GCC Marching Band Festival, held this year at Euclid. Being a member of the marching band takes a special talent. Band director Arthur Sydow seems to think that the hardest part of being in the marching band is the foot coordination to musical performance involved. However, all the hard work and practice is worth it. As senior Ray Tice puts it, Marching band is a great way of life! Marching Band ' Activities 17