Alief Elsik High School - Ramblings Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Revelliers continued “Only Time Will Tell - Kristen Hanst Revies out for an afternoon jog. The Winter Wonderland Senior Court. Smiles count-even at practice - Tracy Rutherford 158 Clubs

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Queen and King: Bridget Revelliers blast off. C. DuPlain photo Mahoney and Nick Della Pcnna. C. Duplain photo Revelliers 157

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Marching Band rhe best in the land The largest club at Elsik, the marching band, had . very busy and rewarding year. Under the direction f Joe Williams and Terry Crummel, as well as drum najors Atul Shah and Jennie Salazar, the band eccivcd a superior rating at the LaMarque contest nd an excellent rating at the UIL contest held at Alicf itadum. Football season included morning pep allies in the gym, practice during school, afternoon narching practice in the parking lot, and evening ames. Half-time proved to be quite an impressive ight from the stands. The eye catching flags and rifle orps added excitement to the perfect formations excuted on the field. The marching band ended the season with an awesome performance of their UIL routine, “Somewhere over the Rainbow’’ which concluded with the unfolding of a rainbow and the releasing of balloons from behind it. Thcembarasscd Bear band stood in wonder as the crowd rose to its feet for a standing ovation. The marching band’s success was made possible through each individual’s dedication and sacrifice. The reason for the effort is summed up in drum major Atul Shah’s words, “Its fun and certainly worth the trouble.” by Brena Baumann and Terri Brockman I surrender! - Naomi Gomez. C. DuPlain photo The band shows its spirit at the Homecoming pep rally. C. DuPlain The drum majors - Atul Shah and Jennie Salazar. C. DuPlain photo Watch your step! C. DuPlain photo A new band uniform? - David Ragsdale. C. DuPlain photo Band 159