El Cerrito High School - El Camino Yearbook (El Cerrito, CA)

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Members of the Marching Band are Ca'thy Aiello, Greg Angeloni, Don Baer, Ron Baer. Art Beeken, Reggie Boyd, Tom Bradheld, Michele Butler, Penny Campbell, Verta Clark, Martha Colburn, Marti Cooney, Sydney Ennis, Duane Ewing, Shelley lfiteh, Velda Gooden, Stan Green, John Gross, Richard Gru- berg, Bob Gwinn, Carol Hale. Michelle Hart, Dan Hamilton, Suzy Hanfey, Jo lillen llawkinson, John Herring, Ann llotta, Mike Holm, Gordon Iwata, Bill Jensen, lzvy Kavaler. John King, E,J, Kolbrd, Val Kohler, Vicki Kohler, Nelie Hocher, Marion Lock. Janet Lowe, Vivian Lowe. Jan Lundbald. Sharon Maves, Carol Mespelt, Maxine Milmore, Muriel Mirk, Rita Mock, Carol Moyer, Chuck Myer, Pat Parker, Don Patterson, Cindy Phillips, Julie Pigford, Vince Pistello, Kerry Quinn. Perry' Sakai, Ron Sehlatter, Robin Setko. Janet Shaner. Sect Simmons, Ann Snyder, Craig Stamps, Don Stover, Muriel Strand, Steve Tan, Cathy Van Heuit, Laura West, and Kendra Woods. Below: Jo Ellen Hawkinson listens to Drum Major s instructions , ana. islam

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' - mr ,av ff' B Homecoming candidates are Seniors, Brooke Bailey and Steve Kline: . f' Boosters, Vince Pistello and Bonita Bonnerg Juniors, Bob Frost and Peggy Grodhausg and Sophomores, Jay Sato and Karen Ng. ff is , 4 S Q ggkf if Sw . 5 l 'Nw .-,, A , , 3113 Senior spirit leaders wave at the crowd as they ride on one of the senior's Happy smiles light the faces of Homecoming Queen Brooke Bailey Homecoming cars past thejudges. and King Steve Kline after the ceremony. 'Q-avi' The Junior King and Queen candidates, Peggy Grodhaus and Bob Frost, rode atop the winning float entitled Beating the Spartans is No Big Iusk I3 5

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Dnim Major Chuck Myers leads the Marching Band onto the field. Michele Butler thoughtfully watches another squad practice. . Xxx Sidney Ennis blows his trombone at a rally. Marching Band performs at football games and rallies Heard first as a distant rumble, then a gentle roar, the Marching Band burst upon the football field. The Band brought with it spirited tunes and catchy cadences. Found each Friday under the press box, the Band provided a beat for the chants and music for the Pom-pon girls. Led by Drum Major Chuck Myers, and spon- sored by Mr. Emmons, the Marching Band began practicing in August. Its first public performance was at Cal Expo on September 3rd. Many of the band members' efforts to provide half-time shows were frustrated by rain. But they never failed to make a sing with a slogan for the team to run through before the games. In addition to its entertainment at the football games, the Marching Band played the music at the fall rallies. It started the rallies with 'fGo, Go, Gauchos or Down the Field and ended them with All Hail.