Fred C Beyer High School - Stars and Stripes Yearbook (Modesto, CA)

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This page: 'l . The drum line practicing before a competi- tiong 2. The bands percussion section marching during a paradeg 13. Nlr. Gilroy checks the scores with Pete Adams and Dave Butz during a performance. ,qi P J, ,., E fi T M k. M ea . ...V lr i 2 --,' 5 T X A Fl X - I ft, T Q A he Q .xv fx This page: 4. The brass section at a parade: 5. Drum major Bryan Hill and color guard captain Kelli Cox proudly pose with the various trophies of the band. 38 Marching Band

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... - - . 1 . A , W-,g..j:, 1121. , . -iw . 49' ,gi V1 N -v N This page: 1. Andy Crabkin, Andy Plummer, and Andy Cppenheirn tuning their instruments before a show: 2. Harold Graves, Karen Stoycheff, and Dave Harris practicing on a hot summer dayg 13. The staff: Brent Kline, Pete Adams, .Jessica Potts, Cindy Eoday, Mr. Gary Gilroy. and Wes Fritzp 4. The drum solo section in a band practice at 52130 A.fVl. warm up for the last time before leaving for a show: 5. Karen Stoycheff, Chad Durbec, and Andy Cppenheim give the cameraman a smile before leaving for a performance: 6. Color guard captain Kelley Cox and the rnarching band during the Clovis parade. Marching Band 67

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5 :Ea-'I' Waving Flags by Kay Clson photos by Flollin Banderob 9 Z 3, Bed. white, and blue flags flash across the foot- ball field. lt's half-time at the Friday night football game. The marching band and color guard have arrived to open the half-time show. Sixteen hours a week can really be a drag for some students. Yet the members of Beyer's win- terguard faced each hour with cheerfulness and enthusiasm. Wintergard was basically an exten- sion of color guard, which was most often seen accompanying the marching band during the foot- ball season and several other competitions. Win- terguard captain Kelley Cox defined winterguard as being similar to dancing: lt's like dancing. If there's an accent in the music. you do a move. Bather than just using your arms and legs, the equipment we use is an extension of our bodies. The team consisted of five juniors, six sopho- mores. and twelve freshman. Anyone was able to join. Students that were previously in marching band assisted in writing and teaching routines as well as designing much of the equipment. These students were Brent Kline, who wrote many of the drills, Cindy Boday. who contributed to equipment design, and Carol Sherman, who delt with rifle equipment design. The winterguard participated in four shows, which were located in lvlanteca, lvlodesto Eat Beyer and Downey high schoolsl, and the Western Dream pageant in Cakland, respectively. W 4,69 of! 'l. Susan Stark displays her talent at the IVIHS performance, E. The 1 SBE: Winter- guard - first row: Susan lvletler, Kelley Cox, Pam Keyes, second row: Erika Stoycheff, Lexine Lilly, Susan Stark, Jewel Lindsay. Kathy Fontana, third row: .Jenni Braun. Candy Dove, Lisa Petty, An- nette l-lamilton, Becky Braves, fourth row: Janet Harris, Shannon Bowen, Christine Bon, Christine Bonjour, .Julie Collier, Tina Snelling, fifth row: Leslie l-lerman, Shannon Sharp, Belinda l-lawx- hurst. Debbie Wilkerson, Kristine Dixon. 3. Kelley Cox gives her final salute et the lvll-lS show: 4. The Winterguard's grand finale of the lvll-iS performance. Winterguard SB