El Toro High School - Amanecer Yearbook (Lake Forest, CA)

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The drummers form what is unquestionably the most renowned section of the marching band. Always in harmony, the drummers dictate the rhythm and tempo of every musical selection. Nothing can compare with their solo performance in the syncopated percussion. As musicians, the drummers must dedicate many hours to practice. In addition to coordination, they must develop endurance and self-discipline. Spirited in nature, the corps of drummers is proud of its po- sition. Tom McKee. Drum Major The El Toro Drummer .ire Brian Akers. Fred Arroyo. Cooper Bayliss, Tom Biggs. Brian Bissell. Chris Corr. Paul Derrickson, Phil Foster. Boh Havens. Mark Inglehart. Boh Kennedy. Don Kerr, Mike Ma lone. Pal McClcerey. Mark Osell, Joe Ramirez. Tony Ramirez. Al Taylor. CLUBS a

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ARCHING BAND Following a tradition of continual progress toward a goal of lupcrmr rwrllmcr, the El Toro High School Marching Charger Band climbed to new heights in achievement An example of their accomplishments this past yrar included a second place finish against fifteen other bands m the annual Tillers Day Parade m Tustm In addition to marching in parades, the band performs in halftime shows, school assemblies, and other functions on a district level Chargers, we salute Mr Harwen Band Director tore. Marching B.

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BAND An ensemble (omputni of itftJin mutkunN the Stage Band played at home basketball game . bool a - ««mblm jnJ i variety of other func- tion throughout the year Featuring contemporary instrumental piece , the group lent an air of excitement and attraction wherever they performed 11,, t nidnMr It lo R| Id Row ScOtt Htwrd T»m MnnanJe Mike Abbott Danny meJtev Mary] Ann Mil! ind Row su j n Serbei Irtt Mr mm Mike Enrique Boh Met ler Larry lomeii Jane» Bryanl. j Mi»'Malone Cooper Bayl ' Not Shown Don Mrirlet Retina Marline I ‘o lhai