Pacifica High School - Spartan Yearbook (Pittsburg, CA)

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in.. ,..,,.'A Ez.. K FIRST ROW, left to right: P. Kaiser, D. Morris, B. Westbrook, D. Lopez, B. Brady, J. Raber, B. Ward SECOND ROW: D. Bass, G. Wlmiialrer, D. Morris, D. Millecam, B. Deih, R. Petris, D. Powell. Advanced Band Dance Band The advanced band is an instrumental group which draws its membership from the intermediate band. One of the offshoots of the advanced band is the pep band which plays at athletic contests and other school functions. The advanced band played at Pacifica's football games this year and performed at many of the assemblies. The advanced band was one of the musical groups participat- ing in Pacificais first spring music festival. Rehearsing on their own time from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. once a week, about 15 members of the advanced band began to weld together a dance band which will eventually play at dances, assemblies, and variety shows at Pacifica. Mr. Marracino hopes that next year will see the dance band having its own period in the daily curriculum. FIRST ROW, left to right: L. Williams, J. Raber, D. Morris, D. Lopez, D. Henderson. SECOND ROW: D. Morris, J. Asplancl, F. Coffman, D. Powell, B. Jones, D. Haro. dismal w 7 ,1 Nmmiafls- .B .m's M'. bl

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SOPH SERVICE 'lille snplimnore h1,'l'VIl't' group was Iif-aflwl Ivy Carol Spangler. SUIJIIIJIIIOIT' rvpresc'nlalivv. 'lille' sc-rvivf' ran and kt-pt lltc- IH'lIIl1'Il stands nrtlerly. The stands wore lm-ated at the ends of tht- 300 anti 500 wings. FIRST ROW, left to right: M. Woolen, A. Kirkwood, B. Pena, R. Mouzakis, D. Durbin, J. Slat-It. SECOND ROW: V. Smi+I1, M. Sionelcing, R. Smilh, B. Ervin, D. Moody, C. Spangler. THIRD ROW: B. Brady, B. Silva, V. Halverson, B. Ward, J. Sheer, B. Wes+brooIr, D. Haro. Carol Spangler presidenf JUNIOR HALL SERVICE Iln' slutn-5 nI.Illlll4i1' St-rvnw' hall mvm- Iwrs are- lu 1-nntrol tho slumlr-nt lraflic in hallways. iilonilwrs arf' on Illlly al the Ivoginning: of 1-avh pvrintl to maintain u -alt' Iluw of lrilflift. FIRST ROW, Ieff +o rigI1+: S. McClain, B. Ross, V. Masiracci, R. Marlow, M. Smiih. SECOND ROW: F. Coffman, C. Manwill, G. Riglwtmyer, P. Vidislcy, M. Shaffer, B. Lopez. Bob Lopez president JUNIOR BUS SERVICE .I unior S1-rwivo Inns monitors have thr- rvsponsibility of maintaining good order on tho svlmol buses. The monitors this yl'Z1l'WOI'kt'll untlf-r the rlirvction of chair- man Ruin-rt I.opf'z anrl Mr. Charlf-s Wliet-Ier. atlvisvr. FIRST ROW, Iefi Io rigI1+: E. Ror-no, P. Kaiser, F. Coffman, R. Marlow, D. Morris. SECOND ROW: A. Lucero, D. Bryanf. V. Masiracci, B. Lopez, R. Wallis, E Lyons. Mr. Wheeler adviser

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Mr Marracino directs the intermediate band. FIRST ROW, left to right: E. Clark, T. Roberts SECOND ROXV B. Biles, L. Odiorne, J. McGiIIem, D. O'Brlen G Bachman Intermediate, Beginning Bands, Orchestra Building for the futuren might well be the motto for three Pacifica music groups: beginning and intermediate bands and the orchestra. The orchestra, in the words of Mr. Marracino, is striving to improve itselff' The orchestra did not perform for the public at any time during the school year. It is hoped that from the present group a full orchestra will grow in the next year or so. The intermediate band will be combined eventually with the advanced band. Now the intermediate band acts as a reservoir for the advanced band. The beginning band, of course, is the building block from which the music depart- ment constructs its various instrumental organizations. Students with a minimum of musical experience form the beginning band. They all hope to go on to one or more of the higher instrumental groups. FIRST ROW left to right: A. Lucero. D. Duftler. SEC- OND ROW D Haro, R. Peterson. THIRD ROW: D. D. Bass, E. Willis, G. Trotter, G. Maxwell, D. Lopez, J Reber D Morris Il. D. Lopez, J. Reber. ' B. Deih, R. Henderson, B. Ward, D. Po lm waV -1- 'm1 .A l