Watchung Hills Regional High School - Lenape Yearbook (Warren, NJ)

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The 1984-85 Drill Team added plenty of excitemen to this yearis half-time show. The girls incorporated th Spanish-style black and red capes into their show, an assisted in displaying the Olympic ring parachute, alon with performing their dance and pom-pom routine. A11 0 their efforts were guided by their advisor, Carol Forsman and captains Teri Prasa, Sue Seitel and Liz Gomez. TOP LEFT: THE 1984-85 DRILL TEAM - CENTER LEFT: Ta . Tokash and Dana Skiba enjoy themselves BOTTOM: Captains Su Seitel, Liz Gomez, and Teri Prasa CENTER RIGHT: Jamie Abrah. displays perfect form with her cape.

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Enthusiasm Is Keynote of i841 Season The Watchung Hills Marching Band had a great deal of success under the direction of David Udell tsee picture center lefti, who was hired just last summer. The band went to many competitions in- cluding the Westfield Invitational, where they placed fifth, and the Home News Festival. Mr. Udell feels that their success is due to the bands desire to play and their enthusiasm. This yearis half-time show con- sisted of four numbers: Marching Trumpets 01:21,: tTd Like to Teach the World to Sing , with Bryan Wyszkowski on trombone, Jeff Kiel on trumpet, and Mike Ryder on tuba tsee picture top lefti; iiYesterdayii with Harry Sawyer and Tim Snyder on trumpet and Bryan Wyszkowski 0n trombone; and uOlympic Fan- fare? Mr. Udell chose these pieces because they were both enjoyable and they complimented each other. He chose tiMarching Trumpets 01w because of the brass section in it. He selected tTd Like to Teach the World to Sing for its popularity, and iiYesterday because it was a slower, calmer tune. Last, he chose ttOlympic Fanfareii because of its ability to be used by the Colorguard and the DrillTeam. In the future, Mr. Udell expects great things from the band. Mr. Udell is striving for quality musi- cianship and he wants ttto teach the students to recognize quality in all genres of music.

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ttltts Whatts Up Front That Countstt The 1984-85 Colorguard lent dynamic spirit to the half-time show. Under the direction of Catherine Camporini and co-captains Shelly Tombro and Kathy OtSuch, the girls worked hard from August band camp through November and the Thanksgiving Day game. They also worked with the new streamers in Olympic Rhythmic Gymnastic style, and assisted with the Olympic ring parachute, as well as the traditional flags. TOP LEFT: The 1984-85 Colorguard CENTER LEFT: Bringing up the rear at the last home game CENTER RIGHT: Co- captains Shelly Tombro and Kathy O'Such BOTTOM LEFT: Donna DeRosa stands at at- tention. BOTTOM RIGHT: The girls show their spirit by forming a kickline. 55km x mum um. taunt wave? , M W 3L at M; f Colorguard l 161