Henrico High School - Totem Pole Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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FLAGS, RIFLES, MAJORETTES COMPLEMENT BAND Twirling batons, — swirling flags, and spinning rifles; the majorettes, colorguard and rifles add a flair to the marching band. These groups perform at all football games, parades, and competitions. To help with expenses, the three groups held a yard and bake sale, collected newspapers and = aluminum cans, and sold fruit along with the band for their trip to Florida. They also participated in a band competition at the Virginia State Fair and marched in a parade in Baltimore on July 4, 1980. Upper: Performing during halftime are Teresa Wade, Norma Moles, Terry Anderson, and Sandra Wade. Middle: Front Row: Majorettes — Cindy Thomp- son, Terri Horne Second Row: Rifles — Fran Lit- tle, Bonnie Verlander, Terry Anderson, Sandra Wade, Norma Moles, Donna Pinson, Teresa Wade, Terri Nuttycomb Third Row: Flags — Beth Grubbs, Shawn Brown, Veronica Williams, Kim Farrar, Maureen Tabasko, Dawn Robinson, Helena Hargrove, Wanda Brown, Kim Peal, Teresa Galloway, Monica Kulow, Missy Spedden, Marie Gooch, Karen Smith, Dawn Powell, Natalie Peters, Lisa Tate Lower Right: The faces of flag bearers, Helena Hargrove and Kim Peal, depict the deep concen- tration that the job entails. Lower Right: Majorettes Cindy Thompson and Terri Horne, sing the Alma Mater during a pep rally. Lower Left: Flag bearers, led by Natalie Peters, Dawn Powell, and Lisa Tate, keep time to the music during a halftime presentation. Clubs 185

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JAZZ BAND ADDS MUSICAL PIZZAZZ Walking by the auditorium 6th period, one can hear the music of the talented Jazz Band. The members not only explore dif- ferent jazz styles and forms, but also perform in school and com- munity programs. The Jazz Band entertained Warrior fans at basketball games and per- formed for crowds at the Robins Center during half time events. With a musical range from Jazz to contemporary, the ensemble performs with poise and profes- sionalism. Upper: David Forbes helps conduct a Jazz Band session. Middle: Mr. Leon Auman joins the Jazz Band during a performance. Lower: Jazz Band — Front Row: Jaye Farmer, Bill Hicks, Tommy Layne, John Klotz, David Forbes, Nick Harlowe, Mel- vin Carter Second Row: John Shavage, Reginald Bush, Charles Sharpe, Melvin Black Back Row: Scott Patterson, Greg Vla- hos, Robbie Spiers, Sonny Matthews, Mr. Leon Auman Far Left: Thomas Young and Wesley Thompson ee = sce. ee mew . i 184 Clubs

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AUMAN’S ARMY MARCHES Florida or Bust! A citrus fruit sale by band members made possible their trip to Florida in November. The band competed in the Marching Bands of Amer- ica Grand National Champion- ship where they received an excellent rating. In addition to competing in Florida, playing at pep rallies and Friday night football games, the Marching Band performed at various fes- tivals and parades. Under the expert guidance of band direc- tor, Leon Auman, and drum majors, Wayne Currier and Doug Coppage, the Marching Band had a rewarding and suc- cessful season. 186 Clubs