McLane High School - Greacan Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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S Back Row: Morgan Schlaline, Alec Stoops, David McAllister, Nathan Wiens, Mark Webb, Lisa Clark, Burt DeAnda, Robyn Zakrzewski, Dean Olmstead, Gary Hodgson, Martin Stuart Michelle Bengel, Richard Martinez, Roberta Smith, Michele Alaniz, Terry Campbell. Fron. Row: Stacey Pritchett, Megan Stuart, Michelle Cooper, Kim Vaguliar, Melida Diaz, Sand., Lee, Heather McDowell, Debi Sanders, Deanne Richert, Liesel Craig, Nancy Mickalian, Lor Stevens. WWW Qt The new Highlander picture graces the base drum so that everyone knows which school is marching by. Beaming after a successful performance ' Back. Row: Sarah. Uriarte, Joanna Reddemann, Michelle Kasner, Leslie Solis. Front Row: is Michele Alaniz. . Deborah Wilkerson, Kathy Satterberg, Jennifer Healey, Deann Badiou, Anne Murray, X, S , 1' Barbara Judy 'Terri Blinsmon. 5 Trying his best to impress the crowd S h'l ' ' ' ' . . . . . gogte playing' during halftime IS Ron Back Row: Christine Reed, Kristen Warkentm, Mary Hernandez, Krm Johnson, dis Baeza, Janice Sharp. Front Row: Christine Healey, Jacqueline Gernard, Stacey Saul Goodman, Kathryn Perkins, Heather Reagan. Band

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0 impress the student audience by his stuff is Gilbert Stevens. McLanes Music Style Marching Band 87 ith their heads high in the air, standing tall, and showing their pride, the MHS Marching Highlanders once again went into another fall season. They took the field for perfor- mances led by drum majors Terry Campbell and Eric Sherbon. Many long hours of re- hearsals were required to learn new marching drills, memorizing music, and re- hearsing the basic marching techniques. Out ofthe whole band unit, 5 separate groups per- formed along in other com- petitions. This was all a great IM- PACT upon the reputation of the school. The Highlanders were in- deed an elite group as it is the only one of its kind in California. They preserve all the im- portant traditions of McLane with their kilts, dances, and music. They were frequent participants at the Scottish games through out the state. Providing the pizazz and glamour to the band were the flag and letter girls. The auxillary groups worked long hours perfecting their rou- tines which they performed at the halfitime shows. Learning hand routines and jazz dance steps kept the lettergirls busy after school. Having the ability to do both tall and short flag routines kept the flag firls working all summer. Eving good coordination is wh 'd Terri Blinsmon show. I at it takes to be a good letter girl as Barbara Judy Smiles are very important to keep on your face i while doing a routine as shown by Kristi War kentin and Kelli Goodman. Taking a break from performing to take a goofy picture are Burt DeAnda, Nathan Wiens Peter Nicholson, Terry Campbell, David Weins Martrn Stuart, and Dean Olmstead. Band 4755.

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