Etiwanda High School - Aquila Yearbook (Etiwanda, CA)

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tiwanda High School's Winter Guard was also gaining recognition for their talent. There were ten members and two alternates. They performed on a basketball court to recorded music two or three minutes long. Winter Guard routines were usually more difficult and their costumes more elaborate than color guard's. Mr. Lee felt that Winter Guard was much more experienced. Their goals were, in Mr. Lee's words, To massively blow eueryone away! And that they did. On Saturday March I st, EHS Winterguard Squad won the Miss Drill team USA Tall Flag Championships at the LA Sports Arena. They came in first place out of twenty-five Tall Flag teams from all ouer the U.S. and were invited to compete in the Miss Drill Team Internationals in Tokyo, 26th tt . S f r ..,. . ,i N we 'rnpgfgy 5 1. -f ' Sn? ' J, . a s 4 ' , gg 4...,. . is i mmm .,., . W icci .si'ii.gi it . .ZF ... ,L L V . . . W 1 , H is 1 3 1. Jenny iQready, Cheri Sandelin, Renae Qohnsgn, Susie FCEL ,AlfL nchez, YBEEQ Ramogy Kina Qlla!3Y, Michelle Lnajacic, AL1,qielQ', Chris,BER5f1fLauna.Muna- 2. Keeping togetheris what Wiitemuard works hard at. 3. The squad, takes time off from the discipline for some quiet fun. 4. Hard work and determination is expressed on the face of Jenny McCready showing the difficulty of the routine. Winter Guard f 27

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Flags Waving in the Wind he year was exciting for the E.H.S. Marching Eagle Regiments Color Guard. Winning com- petition after competition, having a squad member perform on the tall flags in the Rose Parade, and being called the Southern California Champions arejust a few examples of their achievement. The girls worked long hard hours after school and for weeks during the summer to achieve the perfection they're known for. Senior Nicole Roche summed it up, I'm glad that I had a chance to participate in guard my senior year because I got a lot out of it. They still have a long way to go and I wish them all the luck in the future years. They have come a long way since the school opened and plans for continued improvement will show next year as well. ' l. 1985-86 Marching Eagle Regiment Color Guard, Back row: Jenny McCready, Terri Sansone, Shannon Ventor, Nicole Roche, Susie Fort, Angelia Berry, Kristy Haworth, Sandy Poret- ta, Valerie Ramos, and Kim Callaway. Front row: Chris Beaton, Laura Muna - Captain, Michelle Krajacic - Co- Captain, Lisa Ludwig. 2. The Eagles Flags warm up at L.A. City College for another tough competition. 3. The Flags' advisor Rene Sanchez looks for a seat in the stands so he can watch his girls perform. 26 I Color Guard

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28 Coming Home for the First Time ur first Homecoming proved to be a great success, with alumni returning and the crowning of Stacy Castin as Queen. The Homecoming Court consisted of Anna Romanazzi, Shellie Cooper, Gilda Morales, and Mary Tellez- Giron. The best crowd ever in the history of Etiwanda High turned out for the game. At halftime, the Homecoming 1 Homecoming Court was paraded in Corvettes, and the Queen was announced by an airplane reading, Congratula- tions, Stacy Castin. Spirit Queen of '84-'85, Michelle Hewitt, return- ed in a carriage and crowned the Queen. Stacy Castin was involved in pep squad for three years and was a talented member of modern dance. The Princesses were very active. Associate Student Body in whic she served as Senior Class Pre dent. Shellie Cooper enjoyed beir in pep squad for over two yea Mary Tellez-Giron was in Col Guard in her Sophomore year, songleader in her Junior year A.S.B. Vice President in her year. Anna Romanazzi involved Modern Dance. Gilda Morales was involved rs