Foothill High School - Equi Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

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00 . Q6 V595 ' f Qildlh-risrlafw Wind Ensemble Every morning at 8:45, these hip players go into action, They are the elite ofall the band musicians at Foot- hill High School. With Mr. William A, Adams as their leader. these people play through second period every- day. But the real satisfaction comes when they get a superior rating at the Golden Empire Music Festival where they compete against other high schools. Music students must audition and have at least one year of Concert Band in order to perform for the Wind Ensemble. 1. Mark Adams, Marty Seamons and Mark Bigelow perform for the crowd at the Home- coming Rally. 2, Eric Cracker plays a roll on the tympany. 3. First row: Maureen McPher- son. Terrie Johnson. Terri Lisman. Beth Fentch. Leissa Jahn. Michelle Ferry. Second row: Ted Sessions. Kindra Kitchen. Cheryl De- Lange. Alison Sanchez. David lmpson. Matt Calvert. Eric Eccles. Mark Bigelow. Third row: Marty Seamons. Troy Hinkle. Mike Blackwell, Todd Greene, Scott Sylke, Terry Wilt. Casey Cronan Back row: Torn Reiner. Greg Bristow. Joe Paslana. Eric Crocker. Mr. Adams. 4. Marty Searnons and Troy Hinlvle warm up their instruments before class. 5. Playing in synchronization are Mark Bieglow. Eric Eccles. 4 we ff 6 and Matt Calvert, 6, Percussionists. Greg Brisf tow and Joe Pastrana concentrate on their music. 7, Maureen McPherson. Terrle John- son. Kindra Kitchen. and Cheryl Del.ange per- form skillfully during a rehearsal. 8. Tom Reiner rings his Chimes. 7

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Contemporary Strings Ensemble Foothill's Contemporary Strings Ensemble members were quite busy this past year They performed at Raxs Christmas party Channel 58 Bingo show youth symphony play a thon Capitol Jazz Festival Pops Concert and ROP graduation They also performed at many assemblies for Foothill and have represented our school well 1. Front row: Melody Perkins. Kal Hone. John Eastham, Gina Swankie. Michelle Brock, Jenny Thomas, Second row: Hong Kime, Jen- nifer VanMatre, Rachel Chaney. Mila Prill. Tim Shirk. Anne Cuthbert. Matue Call. Back row Raymond Osbourne Laine Elliot Vince Martini Michelle Lee Jamie Lane Annette Lauender and Jeff Woolsey 2 Jeff Woolsey checks out a choral with his right hand 3 Mi chele Brock and Jenny Thomas discuss their new music 4 Anne Cuthbert and Matue Ca tune their instruments to each other 5 Hong Kime practices a difficult passage 6 Ray mond Osbourne tunes up his skins T E I, 3 , .,,. ' T j :ii 3 A , V . x L f- V 1 . . , , xxx U NT? .D Q In -51 Q fha H i' 4 , at gig M z a: 4 1' Q-. 1 200 CSE, WIND ENSEMBLE Pl t

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THE PEPPER UPPERS The Pep Band did a great job of get- ting Mustangs pepped up at basketball games. These dedicated musicians worked long and hard on their own time after school. The Pep Band made athle- tic events fun by punctuating the spirit moves and entertaining us during half time. They were too modest to iitoot their own horns, but a great many stu- dents anal faculty at Foothill believe they were an essential part of our Mustang spirit. 1. Jeff Woolsey imitates Mr. Lopes as he con- ducts his class. 2. Pep Bana' volunteers: Front row: Patrick Johnson. David lmpson. Second row: Scott Sylke, Eric Eccles, Matt Calvert, Mark Ad- ams. Back row: Ted Sessions. Mike Blackwell, Troy Hinkle. Mark Bigelow. Chris Moline. 3. An- nette Lavinder and Tina Walters sing intently. 4. Anne Cuthbert, Kelly Newell and Michelle Lee sing to themselves while rehearsing for a show. 5. Jeremy Laut enjoys playing on the drums. 2 3 2 A 'H'-f? 'C -'T' 1' 'H '. 1: z..-1M.',-