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Competing with the Best The auxiliary units proved to be successful, winning awards in many competitions through the year. Practices over the summer and during the year helped to form friendships. Natalie Nelson of the drill team commented, On the units we all feel like a close family. Rifles, flags, drill team, majorettes, and percussion all competed against about 100 different high schools. The auxiliary units finished in the top three in each contest. At the Los Altos High School 18th Annual Field Show Tournament, the tall flags received the first place tro- phy, the drill team earned the sec- ond place trophy, and a second place trophy went to the rifles. The majorettes were Paula Olds and Nema Pierce. Captain for the rifles was ludi Sohl, Liz Greer head- ed flags, and Vicki Holmes was the captain for the drill team. Michelle Pruitt, a sophomore in rifles, stated, I enjoy rifles because it gives me a chance to feel what competing and hard work are. - By Colleen Alderson. 108 BAND AUX. UNITS Tall flags takes great eye coordination Lori Kiser Mikki Villanueva and Tanisha Hampt practice with their flags for a competition Photo by jim Collins Tall Flags. Front row: Suzi Williams. Second row: Denise Bone and Lisa Hagopion. Third row: Lori Kizer and Traci Burns. Fourth row: Liz Greer and Schellie johnson. Back row: Tanisha Hampton, Debbie Fumero, and Mikki Villanueva. Photo by lim Col- lins.
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3 L i 1 J, l One job that the music teacher have to do is to prepare what music the band will play. Mr. Sydow and Mr. Selover discuss what music the band will play. Photo by jim Collins. .. t, ,QS we fs ,ti W ts? et Whig 0 Xeiglgw O N Q UQ, wc Q were WLPQSSXXSSQ Q95 Playing at football games were some of the responsbilities of being apart of band. The band played with enthusiasm on the Charter Oak field during half-time. L - , ' , f I pi , .QL l'l'llI l 'jlllgililk A 'I I ,es f, W L . - 5, Q .s . . K 1 I , , , , rewitag to-WJL. ' . 5 ' , . fil W J at g it V i f S jy L ,fe n , y,,A ,V , . A a y ' nii' fe V 2 f HS W iw- ' gif fi'fI,1 ,v fi' , i . 5 T , ,A 4 s li- ' s. . K I f-- 5 WA.. - 'W-.4 ' N r -S is f - i S. ,I .vp ,Fi - r . . . ppfp wt VWLQ LDVL CHQ, hour M In Q 1 f L Q Front row: Wendy Benge, Natalie Nelson, Sheryl ' ,- V f I , 1 i Q g Kass, Ciina Espinoza, Christina Harden, Tracie is Wade, Antoinette Santy Nema Pierce, Debbie I Y l fi I 'dv Lindsey,Vicki Holmes,SueLee,Lori1ackson,Pau- .law . K ' 35 ' ' , , v v 'le lg, 1 'f la Olds, Suzanne Shuler, lodie Sohl, Diana Mir- . 'A ' . f ' , , ' W -I 5 , 9. A qi' auf anda, Michelle Pruitt, jennifer Mazzarelle,and ' gf . , U- L ,Q .4 .3 H 'W ,' 1- C , ' ,, , Amy Chaney. Second row: Tabor Nelson, Lawer- - 3 at 5. 1 ',5 75.11 ' Q' 7 -,J 'iw y- ,V ij , :I -f ence Harris, Gregory Stoutenburgh, Linda Flores, v t ' ,, . 5-ti ' 'V fl- . ' .P-A .A .-A JV '1 A Monica Santelices, Robert Chavez, Susan Harri- A Qfij rv-r ,V fee ff! 5 15,5 QFD?-f, ', , ,Q son, lennifer Howard, Julianne Reedy, Brenda ' . ff f ' ' ' lf 5 ffl - 't Q ' Massey, Charlotte Donahue, Brian Muller, lac- 'ig fig 1 'S ' in quelin Wicker, Tina Fernandes, Rhonda Le- V' 'i V. H ,K , lil 1 ' , ' -- J ' f 4' W Donne, Kim Pham, Debra Bracamonte,and Mar- ' , i 5 . X , Q A A y tha Hcgwardglhird rovij: Enseqph Cwundy, DaveTUr- . ,, I f jk' yr W H , '- P 'J 5 rutia, tacy onacum, o n ose, on ouse, re- f . .1 'flair ,,,. q LS-L V ,, . W sax? -g A-.gnu Ts, v vor Hopper, Brian Roberts, lames Stickland, ' ' , .,. 5 Christian Cepeda, Wendi Hoagland, Christi Berg- Z5. . I 'L' ' 7' mf, fl . 'Nil' Ni - man, Marlene Kelly, Lisa Thomas, jennifer Mon- ' ' ' ' - - I , - ,.: QW V,VA A H 1 my 3 ,A 3 ' 9 3 i roe, and Anna Maria Zeits. Back row: Gene Bona- -fv i-q......, cum, Victoria Villanueva, Tanisha Hampton, Den- ise Bone, Liz Greer, Debbie Fumero, Lori Kiser, Shelly johnson, Suzi Williams, Lisa Hagopian, Traci Burns, Scott Daniels, Stephen White, Kanny Hagopian, Derek Arteta, Lana Miller, Martha Val- dez, lody Hertel, Deanann Edwards, Shawn Van Pelt, justin Pinard, Dwight Martin, and jeff Strick- land. MARCHINC. BAND 107
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1' is Rifles takes many hours of practice to perfect. Michelle Pruitt practices her form for a competition. Photo by lim Collins. Rifles. Front row: Michelle Pruitt,1odi Sohl, and jennifer Mazzarelle. Back row: Diana Miranda, Denise Miranda, and Rachel Weinreb. Photo by lim Collins. as rl 1' p e.... . Drill team. Front row: Gena Espinoza and Tracie Wade. Sec- ond row: Kristi Harden, Vicki Holmes, Christina Kass. Third row: Suzanne Shuler, Antoinette Santy, and Paula Olds. Photo by lim Collins. BAND AUX. UNITS 109
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