Kalida High School - Kalidascope Mirror Yearbook (Kalida, OH)

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Music irv us!! Let's Get Physical 13

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Saturday, November 7, we start out bright and early for our trip to state. With the MEMORIES of all the practice to make perfect! On this day so cold and windy, we load up our flags and things, feeling like WORKING CLASS DOGS in the scurry of the morning. ON THE ROAD AGAIN filled with excitement and ready to do our final show of the season. After the long ride we get out of the buses, grab a bite and get dressed. Then it's time to get PHYSICAL, stretching muscles we never knew we had! It's getting closer to show time so we have our pep talk and prayer when Mr. Myers says DON'T STOP BELIEVIN'. Out on the field we pass the 45 yard line and you might say we're the STARS ON 45. After we've shown what we've got, we climb into the stands and SOONER OR LATER they will announce the results. The results come in and like they say THE WINNER TAKES IT ALL! We received an excellent! Now it's back on the buses to Kalida we go and we all agree it's time to CELEBRATE!!! Memorial Day Parade (Ottawa Kalida) N. W.O.V. Fireman's Parade — 2nd place Class C Putnam County Fair Music in Motion (Exhibition) Drum Corps Competition Cloverdale Homecoming — 1st place Pemberville Fair — 1st place Class B Ottoville Park Carnival — 1st place Kalida Pioneer Parade Antwerp Competition — 1st place, best winds, best colorguard, best marching manuveuring, best percussion, best general effect Tipp City Mum Festival — 1st place — field, 2nd place — parade, Sweepstakes — Grand Champion Fairborne — Baker Invitational — 1st place Class C, best flags, best rifles, superior rating Brookville Competition — 1st place Class C, best rifles, superior rating Bellefontaine Invitational — 3rd place Class A, best rifles, excellent rating Kalida Halloween Parade O. M.E.A. State Marching Band Competition — 12 superior rating — flags, excellent rating — band

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K.HS. mrctas t [ the ROW 1: Denise Decker, Cindy Garver, Chris Fuerst, Lisa Schim-moeller. Field Commander — Jackie Kahle, Beth Kortokrax, Michele Stechschulte, Lynda Averesch, Lori Stechschulte. ROW 2: Deb Smith, Sonia Selhorst, Barb Hanneman, Kelly Recker, Gina Laudick, Marcia Lammers, Blyth Wurth, Jenny Blanford, Suzanne Grote, Mary Beth Berheide, Janet Leopold, John Brinkman, Diane Averesch, Dawn Heitmeyer, Sandy Vorst. ROW 3: Katrina Sollenberg, Cheryl Siebeneck, Chris Beckman, Kathy Averesch, Jenny Selhorst, Shari Recker, Dave Unverferth, Mark Stechschulte, Brenda Wurth, Shelly Selhorst, Lisa Verhoff, Rita Kahle, Jill Miller, Nancy Recker. ROW 4: Ron Hovest, Jeff Geisken, Joe Decker, Joe Knapke, Ken Basinger, Schnipke, Jim Williams, Karen Knapke, Diane Nuss-baum, Ron Erhart, Sue Schnipke, Jeff Warnecke, Kathy Blanke-meyer. ROW 5: Band Director — Mr. Charles Myers, Dan Honigfort, Jeff Edelbrock, Gwen Niese, Randy Fuerst, Brian Knapke, Jon Edel-brock, Gary Erhart, Rodney Unverferth, Regina Hoersten, Marlene Merschman, Greg Knueve, Steve Stechschulte, Guard Instructor — Mrs. Beth Myers. ROW 6: Mary Rambo, Karen Karl, Barb Schroeder, Lori Hamburg, Kathy Schnipke, Theresa Miller, Amy Birkemeier, Karen Klausing, Chris Wehri,jheresa Horstman, Lynn Bendele, Corrie Brinkman, Lisa Karl, Janette Wurth. 14