La Cumbre Junior High School - La Cumbrean Yearbook (Santa Barbara, CA)

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BEHIND MANY THPJLLI NG MEMORIES A N Q4 V Ili 1,-v-- ,,,',-v-tr' fuvrv .- - ff'-Aww it fffhflf.-Iso ? 'J ?.'5 :Z 5-'5.':fF5FS 5v+.r1v-Q 'O fi ha 52'-YM E S31 '-'E -siltzsfj ailftaf: 'Unit 'funny With their twirling talents, the Majorettes led the Band and Drill Team in several parades during this year. Chosen as captain again, for the third year, was Sharon Young, kneeling in front. McCloskey, Tina Torres, Debbie Farris, and Elvira Ortiz. Jgjlav- Together with band, the Drill Team marched in the North- ide Business Men's Parade in which they won third place and in e Milpas Street Christmas Parade where they placed fourth. hey again took part in the annual Band and Orchestra, and they lso sponsored many money-making projects during the year. Kneeling in row 1 are Mickey Guerrero, Sela Batyquen, Bea- rlce Barajas, vice-president, Debbie Norton, Tina Diaz, Cathy loff, captain: Barbie Diaz,tSue Finch, Debbie Hunter, Debbie anders, Maria Barajas, and Darcie Hughes. . Standing in row 2 are Matilda Sanchez, president. Leonor t lvira, sergeant-at-arms: Debbie Danielli, Susan Meisenbach, tsy Stephenson, Charlene Olivera, Ann Fingal, co-captaing 9 aren Oueilhe, Becky Montoya, l-lelen Hemke, Jane Reese, 1 hauna Cooper, Christy Lee, Karen Murray, and Barbara Lew. N Standing in the back row are Irene Mesa, Steffnie Bloss, mbin Popkin, Diane Curtis, Patti Tippit, Linda Bastiannet, 'eresa Koop, secretary-treasurerp Durene Weiler, Mary Borgaro, ynthia Nelson, Charlene Simioni, Belinda Escobosa, Sandy iaseda, and Julie Martinez. 3 Standing in back are Elizabeth

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BAND AND DBILLTEAM The band had another busy time this year. First, they participated in the Northside Businessnnen's Parade. The UCSB and Westmont Homecoming pa- rades were also on the year's agenda. Highlighting the second semester were the Band's performances in the Band and Orchestra Show in February and the Santa Maria Elks Parade in June. ' Members of the band this year are the following students, listed alpha- betically: Jose Aldana, Pat Angus, Pete Austin, Steve Blair, Paul Blanke, Robbie Brooks, Edie Brunk, Mark Cardaronella, Alex Chliwnyj, Kim Chris- tensen, Wayne Christophersen, Gary Coutre, Ron Dorion, Erik Elbek, Sheryl Elisarraras, Randy Elizalde, Mark Endo, Diana Floyd, Sean Gabe, David Gerue, David Goto, David Hall, Howard Ham, Brad I-linkson, Henry Hollan- der, Carol Kallman, Mike Kashmar, Tim Lang, Tom Larson, Timmy Ley, George Mata, David Meyers, Paul Mori, Rob Mulleany, Larry Neely, Wade Nomura, Penny Paul, Donald Ponzini, George Reijnaert, Debbie Rhyner, Mark Retamoza, Bill Roth, Russell Ruiz, Chris Romer, Kenny Sagawinia, Lynda Schiff, David Scollin, Bruce Stevenson, Craig Steward, Gail Swanson, John Trouchon, Shirley Tveidt, Greg Volger, Genny Walk, Pam Wallace, Bruce Webster, Andy Wiedmann, and Dennis Wright. Pictured at right is the Band's Drum Major, Chuck Smith. 2

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VOCAL GROUPS DEVELOPQD Tl-IEUZ Under the direction of Mrs. Theo Sunblad, the Seventh Grade Chorus hada very active year. Their performances during the year included the Christmas Show, the third annual Choir Festival, and the March PTA meeting. In addi- tion, they toured various elementary schools. Pictured below are the members of the Seventh Grade Chorus, from left to right. Row 1: Patti Powers, Karen rud, Tracy Hamilton, Chris Page, Chad Bastian, Elvira Ortiz, Paula Wescott, Anthony Lane, Steve Price, and Mark Azzara. Row 2: Laurie Stiers, Colleda Lingren, Terese Clausen, Lena Hernandez, Debbie Sherman, Janine Snyder, Meaghan Whitney, Laurie Cox, Ben Hallock, Alma Van Aacken, and Nancy Borgaro. Row 3: Marisa Schreier, Toni Burgess, Claire Soukup, Barbara Walker, Lucy Welsh, Robin Eggleston, Chris McMillan, Laurel Smith, Linda Leslie, Debbie Williams, and Curt Harrington. Accompanist is Kathy Devaney. ,Q YV'