Cabrillo High School - Tierra Royal Yearbook (Lompoc, CA)

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MARCHING BAND, Front Row: Robert Lace, Sonia Riddle, Bob Kirtchner, Debra Bridgeman, Elizabeth Semelsberger, Carolynn Fisher, Row 2: Richard Oertel, David Spencer, Vicki Locke, Chuck Beaudry, Rick Horne, Jennifer Baer, Barbara Clark, Marianne Fall, Donna Bridgeman, David Hall. Row 3: Julia Tuker, Debbie Vuara, Sherry Huff, Anne Pickering, Don Reed, Mike Sharpless, Kathy Acker- man, Shiela Bruhn, Doug Fake, Ransom Moore, John Schultz, Bob Allen. Row 4: Bob Stanford, Diane Nease, Jerry Cowles, Fred Stufft, Shirley Chittum, Debbie Nease, Gary Barman, Walter Prew, John Clark, Mike Benz, George Pritchard. Marching Conquistadorsu M,,,,,,,,, Show Their Pride Ladies and Gentlemen, entering from the south end of the field is the award-winning N , n , Marching Conquistadore band! 1 'This short announcement led to exciting pre- game and halftime shows as performed by the Sparkling Cabrillo Marching unit. The band was , always an attraction on the field and was led 1 by Drum Maior Paula Dinkel ahd first assistant i Debra Chilcoat. During one of the performances Paula estab- lished a Cabrillo tradition by signaling the end of Hey! Look Me Over by tossing her baton over the goalpost. The band signaled her suc- cessful catch by playing Conquest Members found that a marching band's per- formances do not end with football games. It was featured at pep rallies and went on -to vic- tory in community parades. Band members showed their pride in the school by adding iust that extra something to each session whether during daily practice on the streets or a full scale show before cheering thousands. 54 i A c W

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Paula Helps Make it a Woman's World Showing that a man's iob can be ac- complished by women as well, Senior Paula Dinkel stepped high to lead the Cabrillo band as the 1967-68 Drum Maiorette. C: Attacking her iob with a particular nerve and flair, Paula became one of the finest of band leaders. Besides acting as maiorette, Paula also mastered the finer techniques of flute. She found additional time to try out for the Southern California Honor Band with a f1ute rendition. ln competition at the All-Western Band Review, Paula showed her maiorette talents by scoring 14 out of a possible 15 points in the iudges. Acting as assistants to Paula for the year were Jennifer Baer, Ron Bonner and Debbie Chilcoat. Next year's drum major was picked from the three after they travel to El Monte competition. Assistant drum maiors for the year were Jennifer Baer, Ron Bonner and Debbie Chilcoat. In typically fine marching form, Paula counts off the rhythm for the marching band as they practice for later competition. xy y Q.. X. . . w,.xJN X iw , fi' Ji' ti: .2 ,VQL . Qs: he e , by fx fe. 1 it xixrfl 'I ix 'wiv-.,,,,.-. A typical scene daily in the music room catches Paula Dinkel leading the band in practice.

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omi a 9 l it 3 5 4 i ' biiklwe.-, MARCHING BAND, Front Row: Grefhen Gehlker, Cafhy Sanders, Barbara Driesbach, Mary Kay Riddle, Diane Horne, Laurie Hild- erbrand, Janet Lash. Row 2: Cheryl Lenoir, Andy Jennings, Dale Siarrifr, Russell Rhodes, Ron Bonner, Ron Linlon, Sandra Riddle, Sue Goodgame, Betty Kobe, Row 3: Karl Kosfal, Scott Carofhers, Byron Evans, Mike Forren, Debbie Chilcoat, Lisle Crowder, Ross Carey, Mark Drew, Billy Thompson, Roxanne Marsh. Row 4: Victor DePrafer, Duane Day, Tony Britton, Bob Anderson, Jim Beashers, Duane DeSalvo, Leanne Kolvifz, Russell Twine. Row 5: Paula Dinkel, Jan Nash, Mercerdees Rhodes, Shari Giles, Kathy Giles, Bonnie Canlrell, Elaine Heady. ng parade. fsiigwf . 0- I BAND OFFICERS Period 2 Fronl row Fred Stufff Presldenl, Ron Bonner, Vice Presidenl Janet Lash Secretary Treasurer Period 6 Row 2 Ron Linton, President, Vic DePrater Vice President Sandi Riddle Secretary Treasurer Q3 . rw X. Q js- ' , , af ff f, sx . 1S ,.N 1 all Q .J In ', li-1 . ig ' ' A im? ,ai Q .Q , 4. oh. Q w ga. K ,f 'lx ff ' 1 if '1 -. . 9 . Lubes A M ? H 55