John F Kennedy High School - Eternal Flame Yearbook (La Palma, CA)

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S l'1f'ZlUZ.71g Wfiib SPZ.1 Z'lL ooting, blowing, march- ing and drumming their way into our hearts the Band was a mayor ingre tremendous spirit this year. The band was al- ways there to help lead the cheering at assemblies and football games, and they were always seen at local parades through- out Orange County where they won many awards for their outstanding perform- ances. Led by band director Zig Kanstul and marching instructor and major Richard Dekany, the Shamrock Regiment spent many mornings, and they spent countless hours selling items for fundrais- ers. All of this helped to make this a very successful year for the band and helped to keep the strutting with spirit. Y 7 dient to Kennedy's l. Eric Nosalek and joel McAllister show off their band humor. 2. Richard Dekany has the prestigious look of a band major. 5. Tapping away at the xylephone, Henry Gallart shows his expertise. 4. Heidi and Wendi Hyer show off their spirit before the parade. 5, Marching down La Palma Avenue, the band plays their rendition of Eleanor Rigby. 6. Pre- paring for an upcoming field show, some band mem- bers give a flawless performance at a morning prac- tice. 7. The Shamrock Regiment presents another exciting half-time show. 8. Scott Rheins puts out his all during morning practice. 9. The 1984-1985 Band: iback rowl Domenic Llamas, Stan Trotter, jeff Wil- liams, StaceyTrotter,jeffReynolds,jeffGrover, Eric Nosalek, jeff Edwards, joel McAllister, Richard Dabbs, Heidi johnson, David Berry, Tim Holihan, Carlos Cota, jason Yohn, lsecond rowb Stacy Wil- liams, joe Lucero, Daryl Pease, Gary Gomez, Scott Mechler, Lynn Blake, Ron Degany-Aviram, Eddie Cobb, Darryl Hast, Tanya Scotlar, Tyler Reed, Mor- ris Berry, juanita Mauricio, jamie Vogler, Lori Bar- now, Eric Batchelor, Cthird rowb Sandy Chavez, Rudi Martinez, Nathon Turaiski, Dave Eli, Mitch Cramer, Mike Swaffer, Tranette Wilson, Rachel Morales, Ursula Lovely, jenny Askov, julie Gordon, Robert Kinning, Shannan Bushard, Martha Cook, Valerie Houlihan, ffourth rowb Denice Eli, Adina Wright, Christy Garreau, Ken Yoshioka, Pat Turner, Rich O'Lear, Chris Svensk, Alex Cuevas, Henry Gallart, Drew Corrigan, Chad Barrow, Christine Hill, joe Lamoureux, Sean Whitely, Cfifth row? Scott Hamble- ton, Heidi Hyer, Wendi l-Iyer, Rosilyn jacobson, Laurie Klinkers, Sharon Woolf, Keith Thomas, Shawn Shimono, Anita Salgado, jean Lenning, Lee Ann Kiser, Pam Lyons, lsixth rowl David Oieda, Adrian Abbott, Debbie Vera, Richard Gruevich, Scott Rheins, Todd Polis, Richard Dekany. 20 Band

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Mmfchmg 77 Style he Drill Team had not only an exciting year hut, one of competition and performance as well. These 56 girls practiced 12 hours a week and per- formed in three shows a week. Their dedication showed forth in the assemblies, home games and routines. They added a special flare to the band in the Silverado Days Parade and sparked up The Band and Drill Team Spectacular. The girls worked hard under their advisor Danell Till, and practiced with the leaders: Lisa Carrillo, Chris Collier, jennifer Smith, Patty Warsow and Veronica Tip- pins. Gfficers were jennifer Gloe, Sheri Yamanishi and Tammy Sito. All these girls, along with the rest of the team, worked hard to come out in style. l. Showing their Irish pride at the games Qleft to rightl Tammie Sito, Laura Malone, Ann Marriquez, jenni- fer Malone, and Carol Hay. 2. ln leading of the team Lisa Carrillo. 5. Marching with the inspiration of fun in the Silverado Days parade. 4. W'orlcing to perfec- tion: rleft to righth Kim Burtch, Lisa Stoehr, Lisa Perry,janine Clasen, Veronica Tippens, Becky Win- ton, Sandy Thomas, and Carol Hay. 5. Truly a lasting relationship with friends at lunch. Cleft to rightl jen- nifer Smith, Patty Warsow and Chris Collier. 6, Al- ways ready for Action in the best of spirits. lleft to rightl Erin Toth, Kim Wood, Michelle Arakaki, Laura Malone, Carol Hay and Denise Higuchi. T, Proceed- ing on with the ones in charge. ileft to right! Chris Collier, Lisa Carrillo, jennifer Smith, Patty Wfarsaw, and Veronica Tippins. Officers not shown. jennifer Gloe, Sheri Yamanishi, and Advisor Danell Till. 8, The team at last, fleft to right! Beth Mercer, Kristin Bancly, Michelle Arakaki, Erin Toth, joanne Miline, Margaret Costenada, Kristi Lina, Lori Hunt, Sheri Yamanishi, Wendy johnson, janine Clasen, Kim Burtch, Ann Marriquez, Kim Woods, Kathleen Kli- nicke, Patty Warsow, jennifer Smith, Lisa Carrillo, Chris Collier, Veronica Tippins, Denise Higuchi, Sandy Thomas, Carol Hay, Kelli McMillan, Kathy Vajola, Gina Oliver, Lisa Stochr, Tammie Sito, Chris Croneimjennifer Malone, Laura Malone, Becky Win- ton, Shondi Aslcins, Lisa Perry and Michele Tatka. mf ea is Q 22 Drill Team 9 fl i ,wi if f i ,Q ,1 1 x 5 -L f Yi, K 1