Little Elm High School - Lobo Pride Yearbook (Little Elm, TX)

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Freshman Class Ablett. Sheri Alaminski. Shannon Alaniz, Betty Allbritton, Becky Allbritton. Jerry Anderson, Billy ew ' kg l k A I A I W4 ' Z Zuma, . . Li., . ef! ,A ' A ' .. W' I '- zwmfey'-fav' 3 if iii, f I ,...... ' 2--M Afy. Jeff . .- .. swf?-ff+.f ,- I ., Barker. Novelle - , ,V 13,6325 5, v-'- ' 5. ' ' .1 t -, F ' I I I Bentley. Lee I . 5 , . . - 1 6 ' .zyiwe ' Burnett. David . J - ' W w e me ,f ,,,a MM V. ...., , ,,. Cam. Israel it f ' ,ff. 'K Carter. Brent :te 41 ' v ' ' f 2 I , C0dY- Sandra 'I . , . , . . we-' ,.', 1 - - Cristan, Virginia ' L I. I H , I 'A Cross. John . I I if , - . -tg fir f,., gg me g N., V ABOVE: Sean may frequently be found directing the band both on the field and in the rehearsal hall. Freshman Sean The Lobo Band This year LEHS had a new star to boast about. Sean Be- lew was the first freshman in LE history to become Drum Major. Sean has been in band since 5th gradeg last year he was assistant Drum Major un- der Tom Frederick. He plays the alto and tenor saxophone and is learning to play the trumpet. Sean goes to band camp ev- ery summer where he works on vocals, marching drills, and conducting techniques. His duties as Drum Major are very demanding, but he feels that there is still time for fun. He admires band director Charles Lynch and says, I think the band has come a long way in the few years Mr. Lynch has been here. This Belew Leads With Style year the whole band was young, but I feel we had a very good year? He feels that being a fresh- man Drum Major is no differ- ent than being an upper-class- man and being Drum Major. He says, I don't think it would feel any different if I were older. It's just a jobg it has to be done. lim just glad I get to do it at such a young age. He describes his duties as knowing what needs to be done and doing it. He appre- ciates the support the band has from the Band Boosters Club. Sean is clearly a great asset to LEHS. It's good to know he will be around three more years sharing his talent with us.

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Marchand patiently waits for bell to ring. Dressed cool and relaxed, Pat Ad ams has a smile to match. School is finally out for the day, and Debbie Hemm is smiling and ready to go home! ST RS

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