Cupertino High School - Nugget Yearbook (Cupertino, CA)

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Flag girls demonstrating their high kicks are Pam Bunbury lheadl, Bev Bruno, and Sandy Pettibone, Cuperiino fakes pride in twirlers Laurie and Steve Zucchi. The color guard strikes a pose. Front Row: Margaret Rooney, Chris Runyon, Peggy Wagner. Back Row: Elaine Krause, Linda Anderson, Pat McNair.

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In a V formation our Golden S urs are Yvonne Sullivan Diane Macln re ' P I , TY f Trudi Starbeclc, Joyce Yoo, Kathy Harkness, Nancy Scovel, Penny Siddons, Diane Hermsmeyer, Lynn Swenson, Lorie Pitts, Diane Belke, Mary Augustine , X s,i.,. . ,,s,,,..,,,,v Mm ,- Jackie Judd lCaptainj, Nancy DeHate, Wendy Hallman, Joyce Provence Beverly Klein, Alison Adler, JoAnn Pera, Wendy Maki, Barbara Broman , Debra Greni, Cathy Joliffe, Pat Bergeron, Merilee Maine. Precision And Glamour Entertain Crowds 'Vi Cupertino's Golden Spurs, noted for their precision marching and march-dance routines, work with the band to provide half-time entertainment at the football games. Throughout the year the girls enter competi- tion in various parades and usually come up with a first place. Acting as maiorettes are those girls in the bright red sequins-the flag girls. Also marching with the drill team is the color guard. The half-time show is often highlighted by champion twirlers Steve and Laurie Zucchi. They have received many trophies and much praise for their performances at football games and in competition.

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