Chaffey High School - Fasti Yearbook (Ontario, CA)

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Swinging to the Big Bond Sounds ▼ The bond ' s saxophone players ploy songs from the Dig Bond Era with energefic style. Music, dancing, and q good rime were oil porr of rhe fesriviries held or rhe rhird annuel Tiger Paws Nighr Club. The fesrive occosion was held in rhe Choffey High School Cofereria. Former band members along wirh rhe recenr group of musicians played music from rhe Big BarxJ era. Orher enrerroinmenr Included singers, Donny Pore and Holland Vaughn, and musical group. The Night Blooming Jazz- men, led by Chef Jaeger. The musical revue wos ried into On- rario ' s Cenrenniol Celebration. Dressing up In cosrumes from rhe 1900 ' s era was encouraged. Much celebroring wenr on and everyone who orrended hod a good old foshion rime. M Members of the bond, Ron Davis, Roberto Briones, Arlene Ledesma, James Robertson, and John Hoynes listen to the music of the Night Bloom- ing Jazzmen. T Jack Mercer feels the beat os he conducts his bond thot is mode up of bond members of the post ond present. - 1 Tiger Paws 201

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Royal Performers ▲ Band Queen — Trocey Robinson, Drill Team Queen Eloise Roybal, ond Bond King David Bowden. Bond members hod o chance ro hofVDr their fellow musical peers in a royol manner. The 1981-82 band king ond queen, as chosen by bond and drill ream members, were David Dowden and Tracy Robinson. Eloise Roybol became the honorable queen of the drill team. Barvd and drill team par- ticipants held on election to vote for their king and queen. At. • 200 Band Royalty »♦-! '

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There was on ominous feeling as rhe sound of silence prevailed over fhe foorboll srodium. In proresr to rhe disrricr octiviry fee of S25.00, Choffey ' s pep bond refused fo ploy. Over rhe sunnmer, rhe disrricr announced on ocriviry fee of $25.00 for any person porridporing in on exrrocurriculor ocriviry. In- sreod of raking ir in srride, rhe pep bond, who feir rhor having ro pay ro ploy was unfair, wenr on a silenr proresr, refusing ro ploy or games or rallies. The srrike gave us somerhing ro srond up and fighr for, claimed Mory Cordos, one of rwo srudenr leaders. Kim FlQchs,a member of bond, said, Ir (rhe srrike) hod mode me more Involv- ed wirh rhe bond. Mr. Mercer decided rhor rhe besr compromise was ro pay rhe ocrivi- ry fee our of rhe band ' s budger, and rhen sue rhe disrricr ro ger ir back. Wirh rhor decision, rhe pep band was back in full force. Having rhem come bock mode everyone realize how much rhey added ro our school spirir. Looking inro rhe furure, rhere seems ro be no problems, Moni- que DocQ, co-srudenr leader, believed, The pep band could be berrer if we gor more cooperarion from rhe school. Thar doesn ' r borher members like Aaron Johnson who said, I srill wonr ro be in rhe bond. Drummer David Bowden holds one of rhe mosr op- rimisric views for rhe furure. Any orgonizorion rhar is held rogerher by a srrong spiriruol union will nor hove any prolDlems in rhe furure. The Sound Fronr Row: Dovid Bowden, Arcadia Ybanez, Steve Loidlow Pat Gebhardt. Minh Nguyen, Elizabeth Blair. Monica Davenport Marc Ison. Second Row: Co-Director - Mary Cardas, Steve Sanders, Kelley McLeod, Jackie Nigra, Mike Howatt, Maureen McMasters, Gilbert Garcia, Co-Director - Monique Baca. Third Row: Bill Gutzmann David Vasquez, Cora Atwell, Tony Baca, Christine Guimond Mike Manning. Fourth Row: David Alvarez, John Paul Dame, Aaron Johnson, Tracy Smith, Wendi Vaughn. Kim Flachs. Dock Row Tim Stokke, James Robertson, Jim Morgan, Jonathan Haynes, Paul McCormick. ▲ Ron Davis, Steve Loidlow, and More Ison keep the beat at the queen roily. w ' ▲ Blowing off steom ore Monica Davenport, Liz Blair, Kim Flachs, and Chris Guimond. Monique Baca and Mary Cardas, student leoders. A 202 Drill Team