Geneva High School - Seneca Saga Yearbook (Geneva, NY)

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Scenes from a busy season, clockwise from upper right, page 18—Color guard members Wendy Crouse. Bonnie Torres. Sheila Drennen. Jennie Crouse. Mary Beth Harrell. Nancy Velez and Barb Pond dance to New York. New York At the September 17th football game. Eric Brasted leads the trombone section off the field On October 9th. flutist Sagely Cade was one of the band members who performed during a Hobart game Playing a drum roll before a kick off at Hobart are drummers Glenn Mayo and Rob Quigley (above) Page 19. clockwise from top—Flag carriers Lon Bailey. Peggy Rose, and Anne Rose were an important part of the flag team Before they take the field, band members listen to Director Fabrizio s last minute instructions Keeping the beat on the way off the field are drummers Todd Riley, Skip Bruzda and Dewayne Hurdle The clarinet section showed up in full force for the Hobart performance, playing a halftime song (center left) were Patty Savage Jennifer Russell. Beckv Toombs. Sharon Conklin. Beth Messur. Kris Strand, and Linda Staurowsky 18 Marchina Band'

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Blustery weather did not lower the spirits of the queen candidates and their escorts Waiting for the announcement of the winner (top) were Jeff Pnncipio. Paula Palmieri. T.J. Fmnerty. Julie Fabrizio. Joe Democko, Tom Taylor, and Mia Pnncipio The team was honored at a pep assembly (above) the day of the game At the game, each athlete was called onto the field individually Brad Roach (left) makes his entrance through the cheerleaders hoop Homecoming 17

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Band maneuvers more complex It was quite an experience That's how Chuck Hess described the GHS Marching Band's fall sea son While those months provided a first chance at marching for the freshmen, they also were the start of the last year in band for the seniors In addition to taking in several freshmen, the band also had to adjust to a new life style as it performed more complicated maneuvers on the field at games These manuevers were accompanied by popular songs such as Eye of the Tiger, New York. New York, and the school fight song, On Geneva. Performances were given at a Hobart game, the Homecoming parade and the Firemen s inspection in addition to three home halftime shows Student teachers Mr. Lee and Miss Mitchenson and instructors Les Johnson and Dick Fischette helped Director John Fabrizio rehearse the group During the spring season, the band competed at Gorham as well as marching in parades in Seneca Falls, Williamson, and Springville Steve Hall, a senior, sums up his band years as a time for fun. meeting new friends, and making a lot of friends. Skip Bruzda Marching Band 19