Helix High School - Tartan Yearbook (La Mesa, CA)

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Leaders of the Hi-Steppers also did an outstanding job in running their organization. Captain Sheryl Marks and her lieutenants worked hard to create their corps' sweepstakes winning routine. The officers, with the help of their advisor, Miss Turner, were in charge of distributing the uniforms, handling the funds, and planning the parties that were held the day before each parade. C87 HJ Leslie Turner, corps advisor, and Gerry Kirk, band director. Q23 HI-STEPPER OFFICERS: P. Lacy, publicity, H. Guttzeit, secretary, Schroeder, treasurer, M. Hulbert, president: K. Wineteer, social historian. 132 Hi-Steppers are noted for their straight lines. HQ A sharp performance at Band Jamboree. QSQ Once around the grinder. 162 BAND OFFICERS: D. Teincuff, president, T. Koller, secretary, P. Denman, treasurer, R. Costa, vice-president. 171 HI-STEPPER LIEUTENANTS: S. Hubble, lst lt., L. Kolts, Znd lt., M. Watenpaugh, 3rd lt., C. Cannizzaro, 4th lt. QSJ Drum Major Steve Redmond and Hi-Stepper Captain Sheryl Marks. STUDENT LIFE-Z7

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leaderslub By Dedlkaffbn Unite Band And forps Leaders of the Band did a fantastic job this year. The officers were great in running the legislative portion of the unit. They were in charge at all band council meetings, discussing upcoming events and the raising of funds for band trips. Steve Redmond was an award winning Mace Drum Major. His abilities as a leader also carried over into the practices where he was in charge of discipline. The band practiced almost four hours a day, and were well rewarded for their efforts at Long Beach, their biggest parade. They placed lst in their division, against many other good bands. 'X R Q A 153 161 Z6-STUDENT LIFE

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Pep Band P ovokes Selma! Spf' 1? Looking like men from the Mafia, and playing great music besides, the Pep Band came on strong, keeping Helix spirit at a high level. They played at all away football games and could be heard yelling to our team their new cheer, 'Beat their face.' They were also at all assemblies, pep rallies, and basketball games. Besides the good music they played, they could march and perform as well. They did a half-time show called 'A Salute to Sex' for a Grossmont J.C. game, and were also invited to play at a convention of refrigerator salesmen. C25 if ill l 433 28-STUDENT LIFE fll PEP BAND: C.'Bolschazy, B. VanWulven, P. Ruttan, C. Doolen, D. England, G. Zuckerman, M. Kraus, T. Hopkins, R. Keats, R. Costa, R. Miller, G. Lusitana, K. Earnest, T. Hixsen, K. Waugh, P. Sanders, Heskett, D. Teincuff. l2l The beat goes on .... Q33 LOADING CREW: P. Ruttan, R. Costa, D. Teincuff, G. Lusitana, M. Kraus, B. VanWulven. Q40 UHey, Kraus, we'll'get you for that one. Q51 The 197273 String Orchestra ffll The Helix Concert Orchestra UD Boy, didl ever blow it but good. Q81 BAGPIPE BAND-BOTTOM ROW: M McDaniel, A. Taddeo, D. Tuttle, J. McDaniel, G. Guth. TOP ROW: K. Colvell, D. Jett, S. Frazier, T. Clark, V. Hawkins, Nelson. 19D Pipe Band playing at first assembly of the year. 149 Q53 Beautiful Sym bony 0f l6J