Bonita Vista High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Chula Vista, CA)

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iff? f,- ag fefyutfz W: Baron Band ttains Excellent 10th Year v 1- The Marching Barons of 1975-76: Flutes Karen Tomlinson, Lynn Dover, Lisa Rowderr. Debbie Grissen, Tracy Reichenberg, Lori Horsfall, Anita Guffey, and Karen Goll. Clarinets: Paul Anderson, Tami Miller, Marcia Harms, Adrienne Riemer, Ann Glossner, Sue Smalley, David Walder, Steve Lurie, Colin McNeely, Denise Dunstan, Mark Pratt. Oboe: Tim Roybal. Saxophones: Patti Patterson, Jennifer Kennedy, Tom Rawcliff, Pat Campbell, James Randazzo. Trumpets: Danny Leach, Tom Carper, Kevin Pataky. Robert Keely, Jack Roybal. John Kral, John McLees, Dave Huddleston. Baritones: Jim Cartmill, Glenn Harris, Paul Harter. Bass: Andy Sturgeon, Tom Murray. Trombones: Rod Erickson, Lane Newman. Percussion: Brian Tanaka, Mike Tanaka, Cheri Richardson, Tim Roybal, Lea Lunsford, David Smalley, Ed Fuller, Scott Davis, Randy Barrett, Lance Newman, Reid Carlton, Marchelle Bourgeois, David Randazzo. Bells: Clifford Cruz, Elaine VanMeter. Drum Major: Patrice Stevenson.

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4-.af '11 ati V ,SW A 2 1211 J' nw jk W 5' , Vi J es L, aron Marching Units ntertain Community at Bonitafest The Baron Band made trips to various parts of Southern California this year, all the while proudly wearing the blue and gold of Bonita Vista. Wherever they marched people always saw heads held high, which was brought about by the pride the Marching Barons had for their school. The Bonita Vista Letters always had big smiles for the crowds as they carried B-O-N-l-T-A V-l-S-T-A through the streets for all to see, lupper right Pg. 31l. As the band approached one could see the blue and gold colors waving in the wind as the Pennons held the school colors proud and tall, lLower Right Rg. 31l. The Majorettes always received a great round of applause as they twirled their batons with poise and confidence. lLower Left Pg. 31l, while the crowds equally enjoyed the excellent choreography and precision of the Drill Teams Routines. lLeft Center Pg. 30l. Each member of the band did his part in making the band's music the best possible, whether it was the crash of the symbols, lUpper Right Pg. 3Ol, the bellowing of the bass, lLower Right Pg. 30l. or a last minute word of advice to the drum major, lUpper Left Pg. 3Ol. By the end of the parade everyone was hot and tired, lUpper Left Pg. 31 l, but when it was over and it was time to relax, everyone agreed that it was well worth the effort. lLower Left Pg. 3Ol.

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The Baron band started their marching For the concert season. the band held its traditional Spring Concert and Pop Concert with the Bicentennial theme of Stars and Stripes Forever. lTop rightl Patrice Stevenson demonstrates her skill as drum major. lTop leftl Mr. Gee straightens a band member's hat before a competition parade. season by performing in the local Bonitafest Nw parade. Their next appearance was in the MM 4 Chula Vista Fiesta de la Luna parade. Second place was awarded to the band for their outstanding performance at Santa Ana. The band also did well at Montclair. receiving a second runner up. and at L . Anaheim with a fifth place. They also W marched in the annual Maytime Band . Review. ,.... . .,...... . ffm rms 4, My WMM, I- 4 NM .I www-WMM . It v- s n I . vi ii.. , A 4fA.Lx if 1 ' -W. H ,ss g 3 ' ..... - C - v'f s ,. Y 1 1, .. - E 1 Qi T. aw' W. ...K fl If i'l?i3..fi .-ll ...J Y .X , X 'i.. .. ... . ,. ' Ziffifl ' if M ,gfg f w qw I , . 'Sf' WW if ....,,..! ,. if f lf L lBottom rightl The band marches from city to city shining with Baron spirit, lBottom leftl Band director, Mr. Gee, accompanies a soloist on the piano, 33 ,QW .. .. .V .V .. 'Z A Q' ,Os