Skyline High School - Wingspread Yearbook (Longmont, CO)

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. Marching Band. a success The Skyline Marching Band really stepped out on the right foot this fall. All those early morning practices paid off when the band hit their winning streak in marching competition. The first came at C.S.U. Band Day where Skyline marched right into first place. The band was then honored with a trophy and the chance to perform the halftime show. Lori Whitman said, I really enjoyed the marching season. l'm going to miss all the fun. C.S.U. was my favorite competition of the season. But the win at C.S.U. wasn't the last for the group. They also marched on to C.B.A. at Thompson Valley where again they brought home the first place trophy. This really started a spark between Skyline and our cross town rivals as LHS usually brought home first place. This was where our winning streak wore off, however, as we headed into state competition. The band placed only seventh in state for its division, but the band members felt that their goal had been reached after placing ahead of NHS and LHS. The marching season was great, n A -1 -. A Flnt Row: Mr. Wllklnaon, Jay Yun, Scott Evans, Sue JUIUOM. Helen Yun, Denlu Radamanher, Trade Olsen, Lynea Padllla Second Row: Holly Scarfoss, Kathy Ahnstedt, Kdsten Alford, Suann Martin, Kelly Dagllsh, Jane Casal, Diane Johnson, Brett Brakel, Rod Taylor, Jeff Malek Third Row: Mike Maxwell, Jay Peterson, Laura Godette, Doug Maxwell, Debbie Vollmer, Doug Pumphrey, Kathy Reimer, Lorl Whitman, Nell Baker, Sandy Helmblchner Fourth Row: Tam Bledsoe, Bob Seybert, Mke Lamoureux, Todd Harkin, Brett Shuetz, Doug Nehls, Tlna Ernst, 77m Brown, Keith Mkela, Lee Wilson, Lorrl Gamez, Amber Sayers, Dave Colemere SQHSOII stated Jolynne Layel, I know l'm going to miss band more than anyone. The Sophomores and Juniors contributed a lot this year. But the Seniors were the leaders of the troops, Though the marching season ended, the marching still went on. The band took some of their spare Christmas vacation time to perform during the halftime show for the Broncos football game against Pittsburg. This was the second year the band was invited to participate in the halftime activities. Juniors Jim Berge and Amber Sayers felt the band was losing a lot of talent with the graduating seniors, but they're hoping next year will bring more dedication and seriousness. They also felt it will be tough to be as good next year as this last marching season was. Sophomore Vince Rademacher stated, f'Band was okay, even if the uniforms were uncomfortable, but high school band is much better than junior high band was. The marching season was great, but it was a joint effort, everyone contributed. ln January the band traveled to Colorado Springs to play for the C.M.E.A. Convention for the second year in a row. The 1984 - 85 Drum Majors Scott Evans and Debbie Vollmer. I pa 148 Band