Hoover High School - Memoir Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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We'd like To Teach The World To Sing The Hoover Madrigals have been sing- .ng and dancing their way into the hearts of Fresno people for years. Whether it's with a popular song, or an old madrigal, they can express the meaning of the song to the audience. It shows in the music that they enjoy what they're doing. Madrigal means a short poem that can be set to music, or a song with several parts for voices, sung without instru- mental accompaniment. The Mads sing with an electric piano or guitar about fifty percent of the timeg the rest of the time it's just voices, sweet and clear. 22Choir

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Auxilaries Twirl Together PRACTICE, PRACTICE, PRACTICE . . . That's what it takes to march in front of the Patriot Band as a majorette or a lettergirl. Dedication means going to practice at 6:00 a.m. and again at 6:00 p.m. However, practice pays KIM HATCHER says, Ta Da, the star has arrived. Left to Right: fDingJ Lori Ricken, ll-ll Janet Dunn, Kathy Gonsalves, QOJ Jill Clark, QVJ Maureen Mange' Ellen Mooradian, KRD Cindy Sheldon, fDongJ Thomas. JILL SAYS, Oh my gosh Michelle, what are you doing , . , ,fcg , s..-. off, the majorettes won Outstanding Team in field competition and the lettergirls were awarded 1st place in parade competition at the California State Championship Band Review which was held in Clovis. The lettergirls also placed second in both the Selma and Lodi Band Reviews. Twirling. sticks was something totally new and different for the lettergirls this year., Rex Cowart spent many frustrating hours teaching and working with them. The results were pretty good though, except for the many bruises fromi careless spins. Having a majorette team is also a welcome change to thei band. Being together in band this year has meant much more than just, practice. It's the feeling of competition, the excitement of winning KNO: drops? close friendships, and crazy times which will be remembered by alll the majorettes and lettergirls. I-loover's Majorette Team left to right: Michelle Kerby, Kim Hatcher, Jill Fry. LETTERGIRLS, are you ready? . . . attack . . . now show them how we back! Lettergirls 24 Majorettes