Rowland High School - Saga Yearbook (Rowland Heights, CA)

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tf J 1 » i Jf 1. Hey, Enc Grow Vhere is your soxophone? 2 The 1982- 83 Rowland Raider Marching Bond. 3 The drum hne marching in precision or holf nme 4 Joey Zotxi reolly concenrrores on his music ' 5 Mr Gullert pointing which woy ro go MAKE THE MUSIC FLOW DoQsred as being one of rhe lar- gest orgonizorions on campus , rhe Rowland Raider Marching Musicians have numbered 130 members since September, However, rhe work needed ro ensure membership in rhe bond srarred long before rhen. Some members have been playing since elementary school. For one who marches with the Raiders, rhe sched- ule IS demanding Because of their superior repuro- rion OS performers, Rowland ' s bond has mode the school ' s name known around Southern Colifornio. Their hon- ors include leading rhe Fobulous Christmas Lone Parade in December, 1982, placing first in their doss at the Colton Bond Review, and placing eighth in the Double A cotogory ot the All Western Bond Review in Long Deoch. Again, the bond was o parr of rhe Son Diego Moytime Bond Review and marched at Disneyland on June 4 An additional honor was gained when Senior Rick Norns served as o herald rrumpeter in rhe Rose Parade for his second yeor. The Raiders were one of five bands in Southern California to go on Q week long tout of Japan, where the bond members would have only hod to pay air fore. This prestigious honor was declined by the District school board, however, who wisely decided rhot rhe four months to raise rhe money would put on economic hordship on the students. There is o chance, nevertheless, of being invited ogoin for 1984, The bond embarked on a new venture in September when field show competitions odded variety to their ogendo. As a novice in this area, they hove done quite well, achieving two 2nd ' s in their doss. This exempli fied rhe Raiders ' most importont goof people worlsing together for o com- mon purpose that produces a sense of pride and belonging. By concen troting on a specifid show style, they refined this show to o degree that rook them to Dodger Stadium ' s Bottle of rhe Bonds Love of music mokes it oil worth while , remarked George Gullett, In his fourteenth yeor as Director of the Rowland Raider Marching Bond, he admits he gets fotigued at times bur is refreshed when he sees students leorn ro budget their rime, supervise themselves, and moke the music flow .

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BAND MEMBERS Flutes Cenee Nokoyomo Shonnon Penrose MelQnie Wogner Karen Lefoy Toni Cheney Ermo Escono Anno SAvQ Virginia Dogosian Jomilo Doulorzoi Pomoo Novarro Drenda Acosra Jeonine Dotch Kelly Wong Jin Won Oinstol OlaWey Denise Poul Denise Sroff Colleen Hill Allen Websrer Oboes Deboroh Knighi Jennifer Dordoy Clarinets Nicoleire Drown Angelo Derrer Kohni Caldwell L Q Jdley Stephonie Smith Andreo AllnTon Chorlene Egizi Else Esprrazo fXomono Pofiilb Angeto bilrerro Tino Rico Todd McPeok Rito Sondersred RhorxJo Corr Mory Leire AAichelle McGee Deirdre Conner Deboroh Meeuwenburg Enco Anschurz Jeffery Esrrodo Saxophones Mornn Iniguez Karen Gollougher Eric Grow Deon Cozerr Alex Denrley Michoel Richordson Jeanne Arnold Evo Rodriguez Koren Dizub Roberto DeLeon Christopher Dellegio Drion Douligny Roymond Spiker Ronold Porter Trumpen Richard Norris Phillip Dornerre Potnck Ponce Lorry Goroo Andrew Polmeiro Robert Compbell Michoel Gollordo Rick Ferguson John Romirez Christopher Dray Drion Cedlio Eloy Herrero Dyone Jonecric Greg Losseingne Joqueline DeLo Moncho French Horns Roberr Crissinger James Doy Peggy Costro Julie Adouto Kimberly Delbridge Eliziberh Mirondo Lynne Dornerre Loureen Holmberg Trombones Louis Turriogo Michael Patterson Joseph Zobo Janet Kongoiko Charlie Porulon Toe Shin Matt Wishek Fronk Rivera Jomie Miller Melchized Monguoit Kenneth Stonford Scott Russom 5t Chorles Mller Dorlrones Gilbert Potion Erik Androff Douglas Drown Lon Houshron Deon TapiQ Mork Moyer Gregory Phillips Mory Ruppert Delindo Durns Sousaphones Thomas Swezey Leoni Kongoiko Morie Androff David Conklin Drendo Hodd Kowiko Opunui Percussion David Chovez Timothy Reynolds Michoel Mernles Cynrhio Monorrez Dovid Rodes Kenneth Evans Todd Cozett Mork Gordo Gory Peterson Charles Conrod Tony Colderon Kimberly Doker Leslie Thompson Troy Woody Lynn Rogers (mallets) Kellie Lent Christopher Penrose L090 Banners Dona Uder Come Oorcloy Joy Dicknell Denise Dusch Donni Kleier Mono Lomposona Kelly Rhodes Joyce Tully Decky Mortinez 30 0ond

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PRECISION OF PERFORMANCE ' Ir means reomwork, dedicorion, and giving up a lor of Things Srored advisor Porr Cornevole when she speote of Rowland High ' s Donderres. The rhirry six girls rhor srorred in Sep- tember knew whar rhey were ger- ring inro when rhey rook rhe chol lenging schedule rhor requires rwo doss periods per doy ond five hours per week of ofrer school procrice dur- ing rhe comperirion seoson The Dond ond Donderres odopred corps sryle of performance os o new oddirion for comperirion. In or- der ro esroblish o four-girl rifle squad, rhe mojorerres were eliminored A special insrrucror was employed ro re- fine rhe squod during rhe foil, ond rhe unir has performed wirh precision since. The orher rwo corogories for comperirion ore roll flog and a rifle roll flag combinorion. Addirionol help has been given by f owland groduore Laurie Doucerre She has been on ossisronr odvisior for rwo years, in- srruoing rhe girls on how ro odd polish ro rheir rourines. The dedicorion ro procrice and per- fecrion hove poid off for rhe girls, bringing addirionol honor ro rhe r(,ow land Donderres Four girls were senr ro rhe 1983 Tournomenr of Pvoses Porode Ginny Schierenbed- , Sharon McColl, Cindy Peocock, and Dobbie Mills were judged on rheir rourines and were chosen over many orher girls ro morch in rhe Tournomenr Honor Dond OS flog beorers. Also, fourreen Donderres compered or Miss Drill Team USA in February Deneorh rhe precision of perfor monce exisrs comrodery, hours of hord work, ond dedicorion They hove builr pride in rheir orgonizonon, rheir school, and Themselves 32 Dondertes