Aldine High School - Round Up Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Below: Flag corps members Susan Smalley and Karen Groschkc perform ripples during the contest show. Band A l Stage Band If Band

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et out of the wa , the Flags are coming! Taking detours down out of the way halls was common while the flag corps members practiced their routines in the halls. Freshman Mary Collins said she wanted to become a flag corps member because it looked like fun, and I didnat want to march with my hornf, But being in the flag corps meant a lot of hard work along with the fun. Flag corps members attended flag camp at Stephen F. Austin during the summer to learn the basics of flag twir- ling. Sophomore Leigh Ann Brevard said, We fought all the time at camp. We didnit really know each other, but after camp we had a blast! Making up their own routines was a major task. Junior Kathy Kelly said, It took a lot of long weekends making up routines, but it was a lot of fun per- forming and having everyone yell and scream for usf' I had no choice but to be in the Below: BAND OFFICERS Cindy Jenkins fsec.j, Greg Goodman lpres.J, Traci Tiger! frep.J. Karen Groschke ftreas.j and Mike Mushinski Iv. pres.j, flag corps, but I don't regret it, Karen Groschke said. She played a bassoon during concert season which was not suitable for marching. Right: Performing in stage band, saxophonist Terry Burn- side switches from the saxophone to the piccolo during a show. Below: Senior Annette Sanders said, I liked being a flag corps member because I didn'! have to wear those hot band uniforms. Cadet Band

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Succeeding at what we do best Below: As a symphonic band member and stage band member, junior Chris Drews was picked as the outstanding band member. He plays trumpet. - ,415 4. 9 Y Left: DISTRICT AND REGION BANDS Front Row: M. Collins, region: T. Tigerl: S. Kleerekoper. region: S. Rodriguez: K. Lester. region: P. Perkinson, region: S. Dry- mond: S. Kelly, region. Second Row: S. Maxwell: C. Drews. region: l... Brevard, region: K. Pierce, region: S. Marion. region: F. Cooper. region: M. Wilson, region: K. Wiley, region, area. stale: M. Mangum. region: D. Haining. Third Row: S. Conner: S. Smalley: D. Hartnup: M. Grasso, region, area: P. Mc-Rae: N. Jenkins: D. Freeman: M. Chambers. region: ,l. Slaha, region: B. Frey. region: G, Goodman. region: R. Castillo. region. Fourth Row: S. Sommeryille, region. area: T. Godwin: K. Groschke, region: K. Hagan, region: T. Burnside. region: R. Victor, region: E. Coon, region: M. Musliinslci. region: D. Theiss, region: G. Repka: C. l.andwehr, state orchestra. Fifth Row: A. Hindman, region: D. Lyons: B. Patten, region: P. Kopeeky: R. Boudousquie. region: C. Goodman. region: R. MeClere, region: G. Vans, region. area: T. Godwin, region: R. Corgey. region. area. Sour notes played by students with droopy eyes at 7 a.m. to blisters and blown lips by quitting-time at 6:30 p.m., band members quit their jobs, flunked tests and devoted themselves to their horns. Long hours of being locked away in the back practice rooms of the band hall produced numerous awards and trophies. John Phillip Sousa Award Russell Corgey, Sheryl Sommerville Outstanding Band Member Chris Drews Symphonic Band Award Greg Goodman, Cindy Jenkins Concert Band Award Jerry Mangum Cadet Band Award Sally French Louis Armstrong Award Craig Landwehr, Terry Burnside Cindy Jenkins, Russell Corgey Sweetheart and Beau Below: Practicing marching for up to 12 hours a week, test at Pasadena Stadium and returned with three No. 1's the marching band competed in the U.I.L. Marching Con- from three different judges. , V, 3, - M Q K 1 W., Y '...,,u QE, .. .,,, ' ,. ., .5 L1 A i mich! W My .vii fa. 4 11,1 ,I i . ' :fan ,A X- 'I r 1,11 64,5 K-1, , -. . 5 N V . y , g .-.M we s. mt i i Q Alix 4 ', ' E- ! . .- iig. A ,L A ,, . - 2' . it 5 . f ' 1 A. 'R Q il isa.. 4 . 2... A ,E i . .-. v A ws- gqgegf -L- : ' N.. Ea f? - K i L Q. 'QE..mj , 1 5 , ,. I .gf , g W ' ' JV Q 3 ' ' at 1'ffi? g .-ts. . 1, 3 if-X J ie. ' '-' K fa. Q A ..a.:.1 . ,IA KVM, X fy . . . . , Q -sw we in r . v - S' it mmN MV 'WJWrwwoW 't 9. ' r - est ' 'F' ' . .. if' ' - 'P - : t :Af 5 wisnsyl LSA .-LM . ww Q x 5 . A W , .6 1- if -. . them ram K, I E , c : - ' 1 N4 . K . w rfe V,'w'fymws f ji M Dy , f . . , . . ,i - .9 , -if lewis f .yt ,, --'A t .A N' is - . . 'fi - A . X' .. 2. .41 if - 4 - sl, 5 'Qw. ' 5-4' 1' -J ' f v' .cnt QAM -- -he ' nik ..' I -i, 'raft 4, . ,.v , . x ., , . , Fo .1 ..., - A K -vw.. 39. i z ,, f , .QN- , . s.. ' 1 K 6- , W , fe- , . . .c: i.I.?, ' , . .4 - Q 'J X X X I ' ! S?'iQ. .-he 1,153.1 ' :5 E g i, ' . l g Ab 5 ' ,, A' i kk ,Q ,Q Y - .. :fan A.v.'t-F. 'ikm' . E in-kfit 'Q . ' ' ' '- Z. ' '61 iliqtiagi BAND 42 Band