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

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drill team Cabriettes Received Satisfaction And Recognition Miss Debbie Wilson directed the Cabrillo Cabriette Drill Team with excellent leadership and poise. Sponsored by Miss Pat Griset, this precision team of 'rls executed fine performances at halftimes, parades, and assemiiies. Placing at every parade aided the girls and Cabrillo by receiving self satisfaction, accomplishment and bringing recognition to their school. K 4 i

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freshman cheerleaders ovices First Year Prove Successful More active than any previous year, the frosh Cheerleaders promoted spirit terrifically. Cheering at all sports events, the two girls devoted extensive time and effort rallying the boys to victory. Besides cheering, Dorinda and Karen spent time working on new cheers, earning money for uniforms and creating various skits for assemblies. .Y Glllf 7, Top Left: Ecstatic Juniors overjoyed at winning their first class competition. Right: Captain Dorinda Massey and fel- low squad member Karen Lundberg are the Frosh Cheer- leaders. Bottom: The Marching Bands Cabriettes display the products of their dilligent efforts. Opposite Page, Left: Drill Team members showed enthusiasm and vigor in all routines put on for the students enjoyment during assem- blies. Right: The Cabrillo Cabrietbes were under the lead- ership of Captain Debbie Wilson, Major Karen Duggin, and Lieutenants Rose Monday and Kathy Lodle. Bottom: All members of the 1972-73 Cabriette Drill Team. 32

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marching Spir Since spirit seems to be the order of the day, one could not look at Cabrillo spirit and get a total picture without including the Marching Band. Under the direction of Glenn Newcomb, the Cabrillo Marching Band maintained an undisputed reputation for itself, and Cabrillo High School. Upon entering the band room you are trophies which were awarded for their efforts. They range from six-foot masterpieces to wax covered skulls. The Marching Band would be incomplete without the snappy style of the majorettes, headed by solo majorette Sally Schaefer. Taking part in assemblies, halftime shows and parades, they have shown invigorating enthusiasm to all. This was clearly displayed by their attention-grabbing routines and fresh new ideas for reviving spirit this year. Starting off on the good foot, the Cabrillo Heralds marched on to their second successful year. They added extra F attraction to the band wherever they traveled. Leslie Scheurer, captain of the 1' squad, helped them to maintain their performance as a small, precision group. Top: The Marching Band was as shiny as their helmets. Bottom: fLeft to rightj: Mary Maher, Rita Albert, Lori Slagle, Billie Masterson, Kathy O'Donald, Leslie Scheurer CCaptainJ, Rose Brown, Ann Woelke, Debbie Thomas, Karen Lehman, Renee Harris. Front: Bruce Pittman fMasc0tJ. 34 surprised at the overwhelming supply of is ? l