Hillcrest High School - Panther Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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v,,,,....fvp-w1+ w gnu' ll' f' .unseen Bandstruts in style with new n outfits,musicanddrill IT'S HALFTIME. ALl,4eyes are on the football field.,lt's time forthe entertain- fmenttobegin. of , The award-winningitshow consists of the songs Suncats, ?'Come'in From the' Rain, 'i'Aztec Fire, and 'e'Malaguenar. Freshman Marsha Lovas said, The show is not tradi- tional, but itihas aeniceyLatin beat and fits well with the march. The music played in the stands is mostly contem- fporary. It offers an opportunity fortim- i provisation, which the band members emov-i l l f P The band struts in stylefwith their black tuxedopants, black vests, white gauntlets, and redrsequin trim. Junior Chris Gilliland lyell said, Our uniforms areobvloiuslyygnot the average r band uniform. They get the audiences attention. I think yitfflooksfbetter on the fieldithan,othergbandfs uniforms. ltfalso rnakesthe appearance of they Hillcrest Pband unique. People,-eknovv who we are. it t Director Bill Watts and drum major Paul Leonard, rlit leadpthe band. --They spends-many hours selecting music, r choreographingflag routines, creating formations, and designing costumes. r V Senior Tara Skinner plays her Frenchhorn with- perfect projection and horn carriage. Each band member has precise movements and music. w!8r lR my NYSSSPWIGW ,e,' - ,. .,,..n.- instill' 1- if .,.us.llUif,,A l, . , f '- H fr W- BAND performance, drum major Paul tor the marching drill. 4 Whilevband members warm director Bill Watts discuss new